“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You are annoyed because you are annoyed and it has nothing to do with her overreaction and overindulgence. [...]

[...] Obviously I was not annoyed. [...]

[...] A person “cured” of bad symptoms then through conventional medicine might actually be interrupting a natural movement toward a larger overall health, by dismissing the particular annoying symptoms that serve as chosen reference points.

[...] This annoyed you greatly, but now to some extent you identify with those leanings, and look down upon the garden when Ruburt does not find his way to follow the gardening rules.

Now: Since our little friend over here (Ron’s daughter-in-law, Sherry) is worried lest I annoy the neighbors (very loudly), I will smile what I hope is a gentle smile, and bid you a gentle good evening, with what blessings I have to give.

[...] When you are having regular sessions, an occasional visitor will not annoy you, but such visits should be known in advance.

[...] Your mind would have been on the book, and the extractions considered distractions—annoying and to be put aside.

[...] Definitely a nuisance there, a loudmouthed Englishman who annoyed everyone by whistling and singing with the band, not many windows, but some shrubs.”)

[...] She was aware that the material was good, yet at the same time she felt annoyed and distracted. [...]

It is correct (as Jane had remarked) that you allowed your feelings to show when you were angry or annoyed.

[...] The fact that psychic books, so-called, do not give him what he thinks of as conventional literary praise is annoying but not basically pertinent.

This was hardly the main reason for symptoms, but the habit caused annoying symptoms at times. [...]

[...] Each time they will be understood more and more, become less detrimental, until they are mere annoyances. [...]

[...] You are doing the same thing with his symptoms that he does with them, that so annoy you: prolonging them in time in your imagination, and you have less reason to do so.

[...] Immediately, many of you may be annoyed or alarmed, thinking that of course I mean sexual expression. [...]

[...] You can see that they occur infrequently, since this is the first time that they have annoyed us. [...]

[...] Consciously the whole affair annoyed you no end. [...]

[...] But the conscious reasons that you have for being annoyed with your automobile, these reasons are rationalizations to hide the deeper causes.

[...] An annoying condition in the left hip, of spasmodic but long duration. [...]

[...] Seth’s remarks about Willy Two, or Billy, as we sometimes call him now, were obviously made in response to the funny annoyance we’d felt before the session, when the kitten had been in great form; jumping all over the furniture, pawing at the curtains — as well as Jane and me — getting in our papers, and so forth.)

[...] This does not mean he is not annoyed on occasion, for he is, but overall he is in that regard certain.