“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I am not worried about being dignified and adult. [...]

[...] And if there isn’t — well, no one will ever know that. Either way, there’s absolutely nothing to worry about….” [...]

[...] It is this, plus the fact that he worries about his score, that is bothering us now. [...]

[...] There is no reason for you to worry about financial matters. [...]

[...] She felt a sense of strangeness at break time because she didn’t leave trance, but was not worried, nor did she try to get out of trance. [...]

[...] My friends are understandably worried concerning the convenience and opinion of their neighbors, and therefore I shall not carry this insignificant display any further than I have at this point.

[...] Ruburt has noted sometimes a worry and lack of faith, and so have you. [...]

[...] I had the uneasy feeling that it might signify my worries that yesterday’s “guest,” a Mr. Fred Conyers, might return. [...]

Now my hearty regards and best wishes to you all and do not worry. [...]

[...] Why then do you worry about justifying your own existence in this hour? [...]

Now this is one of the reasons why he was so worried in this life, about leading people away from Christendom, for he did it before.

[...] The worries about money, age, all contributed so that he tried to work harder.

[...] The fact remains that it is you, not I, who are worried about my perceptions. [...]

[...] Jane needn’t have worried.)

Now I wish you all a fond good evening, so youcan all relax and not worry about our friend or about me vanishing in the superior mind of our superior friend. [...]

[...] The energy used in worrying about the condition has taken up the small leeway that would have given him weight. [...]

It does no good to say that one choice was better than the other, and do not worry yourself with such concerns for you are interwoven spiritually with every atom and molecule that exists within those of your children and your wife. [...]

[...] While she was doing the dishes and thinking about this she received an amusing flash from Seth: She was to stop worrying about such things and “adopt a position of divine nonchalance.”

I don’t mean to imply that I feel myself entirely released from every worry and fear, only that I now know we do have the freedom to change ourselves and our environment, and that in a very basic manner, we ourselves form the environment to which we then react. [...]

[...] I feel that after so many dry and studious sessions I owe you a night to remember, but I shall keep my dignity, and you may worry about your own.