“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

In the past, Ruburt didn’t realize fully that his nature was both flamboyant and conservative—that his nature was protected by a natural inner caution that would make the path for his flamboyancy clear. [...]

[...] You both felt that considerable caution had to be used. [...]

[...] Is it then so enamored of the spider’s web that it loses all sense of caution? [...]

Your own joint sexual love was too hot for either of you to handle, and you both tempered it with intellectualism and caution; but for all of that it has endured. [...]

[...] For a while forget restrained caution (intently). [...]

[...] I do want to caution him that first steps must be taken first if his inner goals in this direction are ever to be achieved, without unnecessary difficulties for the ego.

He wanted to use his intuitive abilities fully, but felt that great caution must be used. [...]

[...] This leads me to think that during ovulation and just before my period particular caution could be used. [...]

[...] John heard Seth’s voice in warning one time when with June Fleming, and heeded the caution. [...]

[...] From the standpoint of the construction, our dear friend cautioned you against the house. [...]

(9:40.) In that regard he felt that he was violating an important cultural taboo, and embarked upon a program that would necessitate caution, self-protection, and a certain detachment. [...]

[...] All very well, if such explorations can be carried out with a reasonable feeling of safety or protection, evidently, but if that essential ingredient or feeling is missing, then more caution must be used by us—and as I see it, that’s where we stand now. [...]

“The cautions are natural enough under the restrictions man usually places upon consciousness. [...]

[...] It is true that in this journey and on this search, discipline, some caution and understanding, and much courage, is demanded.

[...] The inner self will put up a caution light. [...]

There are reasons, reincarnationally, for this caution. [...]

[...] Never in our lives had we found ourselves so caught between curiosity and caution, so fascinated and baffled.

[...] At the same time the others with me cautioned me to stop poking. [...]

[...] (Pause.) To some extent the symptoms did represent caution. [...]

[...] She cautioned Jerry that the effort would be strictly experimental on her part, and that results could be good, bad or indifferent. [...]

[...] A small somewhat amusing note: whenever, throughout your marriage, you commented adversely when Ruburt was about to throw a scarf about his neck, or perhaps wear an extra chain with others, he interpreted this, and quite correctly, as a hint of caution on your part that he was giving too much prevalence to the feminine love of ornamentation.