“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] There is little worry that either of you will do that (emphatically). [...]

[...] It never happened: For all of our worries, those in charge at Prentice-Hall did not decide to use disclaimers of responsibility in any of Jane’s other books.

[...] If I do, then I’ll start worrying about my responsibility again and forget what Seth says about having the sessions because they’re fun. [...]

If he did, freely now, work as long and often as he wanted to, without worrying about going out, or housework, then naturally the period of intense mental activity would bring about a desire to go out, and be physically active.

[...] Our friend is worried over here (Rob). [...]

[...] I told her I’d taken the break because I was still worried about Willy.

[...] There’s worry about the plants emitting constant radiation, and about their vulnerability to damage by sabotage, earthquakes, and — more likely — fires. [...]

[...] “The funny thing is, if we were that free yet committed, we wouldn’t have to worry about money because we’d automatically do the right things that would get us more whenever we needed it, just by doing the things we love to do....”

[...] She felt good about this, for it meant she had no worries about distorting the material, etc. [...]

Your own annoying physical symptoms have been caused largely because of the matters just mentioned—either worry over “Unknown” Reality, or painting, or Ruburt. [...]

[...] Your worries interrupt you far more, and those interruptions that do occur are often gift horses, providing in another form precisely what you need in your work at that time.

[...] When Ruburt discovered that his energy and abilities had led him to a point where he was at odds with religion and science, and had no place to roost, thematically, he became very worried.

(Perhaps, I thought as I wrote these notes, I’d become badly conditioned over the last 15 years, so beset by constant worry and frustration that a “simple thing” like the expression of love became lost somewhere amid all the rubble. [...]

[...] Ruburt is worried that I will not know how to address myself to his precious public. [...]

He is not to worry concerning any investigations of our sessions. [...]

(Louder and jovially:) And do not worry about time. [...]

[...] Do not try to overdo this, to go through the entire day worrying about beliefs, for example. [...]

[...] She worried about not being able to get from the bed to the chair to the john, but did well nevertheless. [...]

The exercise of the self above the waters will put you in control enough so you don’t have to worry.

[...] She is trying to make them neat, so it is difficult to tell him things clearly, now, but she is not worried.