“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The concepts in such a system as this can help break those barriers. [...]

[...] At the same time I thought she might be putting up barriers to the idea of another Seth book so soon, since we still have editorial work to do for the last one, Personal Reality [see Note I for the 682nd session]. [...]

[...] My mother was obviously in control of her faculties, even though she appeared to be a little distraught … The fact that she looked past me speaks of some sort of barrier, or distance, between us even in the dream state. [...]

It has begun to work newly for you in the sale of your paintings as you dropped barriers against their sale; but feel it surround you and surround both of you. [...]

[...] One portion of himself is a character, male, with bound hands, and Ruburt must help this person over barriers, of course because his hands are tied symbolically behind his back.

Your main point of contention is brought about by the emotional barriers that are caused by the difference in terms. [...]

[...] I want you to open up those barriers that you have erected within yourselves and this voice is only used as a symbol of the energy and the strength that is available to each of you as you utilize those abilities that are your heritage. [...]

[...] Creation is playful and full of joy but do not in your own heart set up any kind of social barrier. [...]

[...] Now, the barriers you see do not exist in the children but in yourself. [...]

[...] The physical body will often let down its own barriers to these, knowing they will counteract certain others that are not beneficial at the time.

[...] The very words “life” and “death” serve to limit your understanding, to set up barriers where none intrinsically exist.

[...] While you think, “I am man, a member of a certain species, inhabiting a planet named Earth in this space and in this time,” then you place artificial barriers between you and your perceptions. [...]

[...] It was like a pillar or barrier, dark and rough, reaching up high toward the surface. [...]

[...] You are not hurt and you avoid a barrier that is in the water.

[...] A discipline, of whatever nature and motivation, can erect barriers to “outside” influences—and those barriers are often artifacts growing almost automatically out of the very nature of the belief system in question.

[...] Your Jane sets up barriers. [...] Nevertheless I’ve managed, as I always do, to speak with some clarity through your collective reluctance, prejudices and barriers. [...]

[...] Such people also know however that intuitively they possess the ability to conquer any such barriers. [...]

[...] It might shatter rigid barriers.

[...] The main barrier is the ego’s fear of being subjugated, even as it fears subjugation imagined in death. [...]

As for you, your abilities are latently of the highest quality, but you also bring up inhibiting barriers that I hope will vanish. [...]

[...] There is no plane of existence which you cannot inhabit, there is no barrier that you cannot cross. [...]

[...] It seems as if some drugs permit an individual to let down barriers of fears and repressions, and to emotionally transcend the problems of daily life. [...]

[...] And when you go home you should be able to feel your own vitality free for once without so many ideas about when it can be used and when it shall not be used and without putting up so many barriers. [...]

[...] There are personalities who have traveled through the centuries, literally, without an understanding, and if this was their reality and if it was their own making, still be glad that it is not yours and accept those relationships that you now have and realize their potential and do not close yourselves off to stupid pride and through barriers of your own making. [...]

[...] He believed he needed strong mental barriers as well as physical ones, set up against his own spontaneity. [...]

[...] Such people begin to imagine impediments in their paths as surely as anyone would who imagined that physical barriers were suddenly put up between them and a table they wanted to reach at the end of the room.

(Still quite amused, Jane pointed to a kind of barrier arrangement of bookcases that we had set up, to shield the table at which Jane writes from the rest of the room. [...]

(Again Jane laughed, and indicated the bookcase barrier.)

([Gene]: “If they are artificial barriers which I create in my own path, surely I can remove them.”)

[...] Then she sat on a stool at the counter, smoking and having a cup of coffee while she looked at TV across the barrier. [...]