“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You spent more mental energy setting up barriers to protect it, so that any one instance, say, of interruption or conflict, would immediately arouse the power of the buried fear, and become a symbol for it. [...]

[...] Social barriers are dropped, economic positions forgotten. [...]

[...] The entire system of beliefs was based upon, again, fear of the spontaneous self on both of your parts—fear that it would lead you where you did not want to go, as if you and it were separate things, or as if its intents were by nature so divorced from your own that you must set up barriers against its expression except in certain acceptable areas.

The skin and bone, being physical, are adequate barriers to bound other material, but they have no hold over what is not material. [...]

No one, you see, wants more proofs than our friend Ruburt, but often consciously he wants so much that he closes the doors through which I can come, and sets down barriers that belong to the ego alone.

[...] The barriers to such experiences are mainly those set up by the ego. [...]

[...] Until you perceive the innate consciousness behind any “visible” or “invisible” manifestations, then, you put a definite barrier to your own knowledge.

[...] In Framework 2 however, again, time and space are not barriers, and there are no impediments in usual terms. [...]

[...] Even if that initial response was slow in coming [partly because of the language barrier, we think], we were glad to get it, for it indicated a commonality of interest in human potential, regardless of nationality. [...]

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

[...] He leaped over that barrier, and when you thought you had given him the opportunity to be free, he was not about to misuse it. [...]

[...] Physically speaking, there would be no barrier to keep him out, while admitting the father. [...]

A state of dissociation is necessary, a letting down of egotistical barriers in order that inner symbolisms can be appreciated and distinguished. [...]

Now, seven years later, I realize that this was an excellent example of the ways in which the inner self can suddenly regenerate and revitalize the personality, open up new methods of perception, shatter barriers and flood the personality with energy that sets it right, reorganizing it in more meaningful directions. [...]

[...] Her conscious ego sets up barriers, and in all cases she must willingly permit material to come through. [...]

[...] Seth has stated that such terms as telepathy, clairvoyance, precognition, etc., are of but relative usefulness; perhaps this instance is but an example of the ability of part of the mind to dissolve the time barrier.

[...] Psychic gates are closed by parents and fences set up around the self, closing out many important possibilities of growth and fulfillment; these barriers must be broken; as man’s conception of himself enlarges so will his actual capabilities and possibilities be extended. [...]

[...] The ego however is a necessary protector, and its barriers should not be lowered by force or pressure. [...]

[...] It shows you that the rational world’s views do not represent the bulwarks of safety, but are instead barriers to the full use of the intellect, and of the intuitions.

[...] I think that Marie’s domineering rage at the world (chosen by her, never forget) deeply penetrated Jane’s developing psyche, and—again in those terms—caused her to set up repressive, protective inner barriers that could be activated and transformed into physical signs at any time, under certain circumstances. [...]

[...] Fear—because fear sets up barriers. [...]