“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You do not, and this angers you.

He should definitely express any feelings that come to mind in that fashion, and as he did with the flashing moment of anger at you (this afternoon). [...]

[...] I groped for words to express my anger, for watching my wife cry certainly aroused strong feelings within me. [...]

Your anger is interpreted simply as violence, and she fears it. [...]

[...] She can become a partner however, but anger will only minimize her importance in her own eyes, and therefore in yours.

[...] He would not have let himself spontaneously express his anger in so direct a fashion earlier.

Such incidents serve as important lessons, for in each case Ruburt will be able to see that the fears are unjustified—that a fear is based on anger instead, or that the fear exists but is exaggerated in degree.

[...] There must be openings through storms of fear, doubts or angers. [...]

The secrecy also enables him to retreat in anger from you to some extent under the conditions mentioned earlier, and also has much to do with all of this brooding in secret. [...]

[...] You saw it briefly in his fit of anger. [...]

[...] We knew by now that we were resigned to having the disclaimer inserted into Mass Events, but we wanted to have our say—partially out of anger and partially out of self-protection, since we didn’t believe all the legal department had told us; we wanted them to know we understood the subterfuges involved.

[...] This will be an expensive undertaking — one we feel bad about now that our initial anger has passed.

(Jane displayed mild symptoms of anger and resentment, which grew somewhat more vehement at times. [...]

[...] A male teacher entered with a young male student in tow, and literally threw the student across the classroom in a violent fit of anger. [...]

(Jane said the teacher’s face was very red with anger, and that it was obvious he had a strong temper. [...]

[...] The body consciousness, for example, will react quite differently to, say, two slaps of exactly the same pressure—one an energetic love slap, and the other one delivered in ridicule or anger. [...]

Anger that your art did not bring you more money. [...]

“Ruburt’s difficulty, anger, and impatience last night³ resulted from initial problems of translating multidimensional experience into linear terms and thought patterns. [...]

[...] Perhaps your mother broke it in anger, but I am not sure of this.

[...] As stated, Jane was quite embarrassed at the teasing Dick had taken from Barbara about marriage the evening of July 3, and by Dick’s obvious anger. [...]

(Panic is not the right word exactly—anger would be better. [...]

The rooms bear the brunt of beliefs also as mentioned earlier, but the inhibited anger against the conditions and against himself, for feeling powerless to change the conditions—these bring him face to face with issues he has hidden. [...]

[...] A firm bonding with the parent ideally implies however that the child will not be abandoned, despite for example parental anger at any given time. [...]

[...] A family can constantly reinforce its joy (louder), gaiety, and spontaneity by concentrating on ideas of vitality, strength and creativity; or it can let half of its energy slip away (deeper) by reinforcing resentments, angers and thoughts of doubt and failure.