“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane wasn’t afraid of anything being wrong with her throat physically. [...]

[...] You were simply afraid of expressing the feelings in any capacity, and projected them, therefore, upon a person who subconsciously you felt would not be able to reciprocate. [...]

[...] You were only hiding in the thoughts of such a relationship from a relationship with a male that you were afraid to take on. [...]

[...] My best guess at the moment is that the disclaimer matters not at all, but the idea of it doesn’t bode well for the future, I’m afraid, and there may be the real rub. [...]

[...] They are afraid to some extent of being sued for such a purpose because they themselves dwell in a mental situation in which threats are everywhere, in which all precautions must be taken. [...]

[...] But we’re still uneasy over the whole Mass Events affair —the disclaimer question, Jane’s reaction to the book itself since Seth started giving it, etc.—and any delay only serves to make us more suspicious, I’m afraid. [...]

He has been afraid that you felt this way, and has perhaps exaggerated this. [...]

[...] You are not afraid to entrust lesser work to it in terms of commercial art. [...]

[...] He was afraid of his own thoughts as a child, believing that thoughts could kill. [...]

[...] I am very afraid to tell you that I have forgotten what I considered secrets through the lives that I have lived. [...]

[...] Instinctively I spoke to him rather loudly, afraid he’d shock Jane out of trance. [...]

[...] He is somewhat afraid of mentioning any improvements, for fear either that you will not approve of them, or that you will, and then be disappointed on the following day. [...]

(9:16.) He likes the farmer image, but he is afraid that being a farmer would cut him off from the commerce with the marketplace that he now enjoys, and the hearty comradeship. [...]

[...] Jane said that at times she is still afraid she’ll give contradictory information involving past sessions—wrong dates, etc. [...]

I made a remark, after sessions I’m afraid, to Ruburt one evening—I couldn’t resist—to the effect that you would both be better off if you would think in terms of your entities. [...]

[...] Often you are afraid that love will overwhelm you, for instance.

[...] But you know: If you think you’re on to something no one else has, you’re afraid you’ll be called batty by the rest of the world … Seth is a great organizer, though. [...]

[...] And I’m afraid that history contains numerous examples wherein that very reaction has taken place. [...]

[...] You are afraid of emotional demonstrations, as you know. [...]

[...] When Ruburt becomes leery or afraid to allow himself the normal amount of social drinking, this is a symptom, telling you that the subconscious is being too tightly held. [...]

He functions in a nightly dream world in the same fashion, and only when or if you begin to distrust dreams do you hesitate or falter, or feel afraid to move, and also feel as if you are caught in a nightmare. [...]

[...] She said she had been much farther out than usual, and believed this was due to tonight’s material; she was afraid of hurting me. [...]

[...] It’s educational to type up this material after such a long interval—but also somewhat discouraging, I’m afraid. [...]