“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

When you cease worrying, you allow certain events to take place. [...]

[...] Before the session I was worried about what good stuff we might get, and whether we could put it in this book or if it would just lay there for years. [...]

(“That I don’t worry about things like that anymore,” I repeated. [...]

You never should have [worried], and neither should he (Jane). [...]

Worry, fear, and doubt are detrimental to good health, of course, and these are very often caused by the officially held beliefs of society.

(5:09.) When people become ill, worried or fearful, one of the first symptoms of trouble is a lack of pleasure, a gradual discontinuance of playful action, and an over-concentration upon personal problems. [...]

Dawn is breaking.
Why should I lie in bed
worrying about my body or the world?
Before time was recorded
dawn has followed dusk
and all the creatures of the earth
have been couched
in the loving context
of their times.

(10:28.) Ruburt over-worries, now, with any new creative project: will it find readers? [...] You worry about what the publisher will do with the book after it sells—what will happen to it, and imagine the ways in which it can be ruined. [...]

Those worries on each of your parts tie down your highest aspirations to goals that are unbecoming to them, and impede the very creativity you hope to foster. [...]

The worries caused by the conventionalized beliefs cut down the quality of your time, so that while you jealously try to preserve your creative hours they become diluted. [...]

[...] Often, however, this is dead time because your worries have so tired you. [...]

[...] It’s a matter of worrying. [...]

[...] They will indeed appear almost effortlessly — but he must let the burden of worry go.

He should relax when he feels that body loosening—go with it without worrying, for it leads to better body performance. [...]

[...] He constantly worries about his work, then, and all it entails.

[...] It worried him when people seem to turn to the material in the same way that they might turn to a church, merely substituting one set of ideas for another, while never experiencing the concepts themselves.

[...] He greatly enjoys the psychic and intuitive experience itself, the going ahead, but he becomes worried after that point as to how the ideas will be used and interpreted.

[...] It is not physical mobility that worries him, but inner mobility. [...]

Whenever Ruburt opens to the dream state, physically he is specifically worried about out-of-body travel. [...]

[...] You were also worried about Ruburt’s spontaneity in psychic matters, and for a while quite approved of the sudden brakes. [...]

[...] /touch of Maltz/writing free—no worrying./Walking.”)

The worry about the time element is the result of your present concern over whether or not you are affecting Framework 2 properly. You are affecting it properly, but your worry causes impediments.

[...] You must begin to change your mode of thinking, but it will automatically change as you remember what I said about creativity, and stop worrying, both of you. [...]

[...] [The contract was countersigned on March 22.] “Don’t worry,” I said to Jane in the hospital, “I know who’s going to do the rest of the work on the book....” [...]

[...] The drifting off worries her, however. [...]

[...] “It was more than I thought I could do,” she said, “but I really got worried tonight when I started dozing off like that.” [...]

All of the suggestions given here will also help in lesser situations, in ordinary bouts of worry, stress, or poor health. [...]

[...] Again, however, the individual must make his or her own choice, and without facing the additional burden of worrying whether or not the soul itself will be condemned for such an act.

[...] She has been worrying about the operation, and later Jane and I learned that this made her more receptive to a session than she had been previously.

(Should she not be able to master the use of suggestion and positive religious faith quickly enough, Seth reassured Marian that the operation would then take care of the tumor, and that Marian had no worries here. [...]

[...] Ruburt need have no worries about his book, or about the library. [...]

[...] Eyes felt softer, etc., Then we went to take Billy to the vet’s; on the way my eyes did funny things; odd sensations involving balance I think—both of these in the car; I asked for help from “divine parent of my being,” and repeated the suggestions Seth gave me; trying not to be worried. [...]

[...] And the worries were caused simply by an upcropping of old negative beliefs that came to your attention so that you could be aware of them. [...]

[...] Do not worry at the lull.

[...] At the same time, Bill looked up at me and I thought he was smiling; or at least he didn’t appear to be worried.

[...] She didn’t appear to be worried about my predicament.

[...] Ruburt is in this episode because now you worry about the effect of your own reaction upon his condition in general.

[...] You are also worried about your brother, and all of these have piled up.

[...] When Ruburt’s psychic abilities began to show themselves, however, those same beliefs made both of you even more cautious than before, and more worried about reprisal from others — and as far as Ruburt was concerned, more worried about criticism or scorn. [...]

[...] Seth had said six weeks ago that the issue would be settled to my satisfaction, and our lawyer had said not to worry, and that’s the last we’ve heard. [...]