“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

([Ned W.:] “I think the society we live in is expressed around the fact that you don’t show emotion.”)

([Ned:] “You’re never happy until you have been sad.”)

([Ned:] “You don’t realize how happy you are until you’ve been sad.”)

([Ned:] “You have to be sensitive, like you say you don’t have to be sad to be happy, but when you’re happy you have to be sensitive enough to realize that someone who is sad, that that is sadness. Therefore, you don’t have to be sad to be happy.”)

([Ned:] “But for the majority, the people who aren’t that sensitive, they have to be sad before they are happy.”)

([Ned:] “How come I don’t realize it?”)

(To Ned.) And no disappearing act will work, for wherever you can disappear to, I can follow and behind all your ostentatious openness there are closed doors. They are simply not as obvious as other people’s closed doors. There is one certain way to avoid detection by others and it is to appear so open that it will not occur to them that there is anything you are hiding, but you do not fool me.

([Ned:] “Could we get rid of these barriers in a sensitivity class, as close as we know?”)

([Ned:] “Is it the best method?”)

([Ned:] “Isn’t anger a feeling instead of something to be frowned upon? If you are mad at somebody, admit it to yourself instead of hitting them and without the physical contact, that will release the negative feeling you have toward that person?”)

(To Ned.) And what I am saying to you, I am saying telepathically, and you know what I mean.

(Ned told about his roommate at college.)

([Ned:] “Was there some connection between us in a past life that I have this feeling?”)