“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

What he wrote was pertinent. He has been holding back energy for the reasons given. The body is already responding, however, to the challenge accepted. Before, he would not accept the challenge. To go fully ahead he had to cease cowering before the beliefs of the past, and this meant he had to examine those beliefs. He is only now beginning to do so.

[...] He felt it beneath him intellectually to speak of them to you, and felt that you would have no use for him, that you would think he was a cowering, spineless child rather than the independent brave spirit that he tried so hard to be for himself and you.

[...] When he feels the reluctance however he should try to discover why and not ignore it, stay home and cower, or force himself to go out, denying the feelings that he has hidden. [...]

Many such philosophies make you cower at the idea of entertaining “negative” thoughts or emotions. [...]

[...] You can then realize that you have cowered before contradictory beliefs for years, rise up in anger against them, and quite literally begin a new life of freedom. [...]

[...] She will try to shove him out, and he will cower before her strength. [...]

She will finally want to be independent of her body, but she is not cowering; she is struggling to free herself. [...]

[...] And so surely should our little idiot flower cower beneath this fine intellect of man that even the seasons themselves should tremble before this fine instrument of the ego. [...]

A friend and I, with some others, staged the ceremony, and from opposite clouds in the sky Allah and I shouted out our claims upon his soul — while he, poor man, cowered on the ground between us. [...]

[...] The cowering soul is, indeed, the soul who believes himself a physical being. [...]

[...] And do not cower and do not cry, but sing in pure joy that your consciousness knows itself and that even in your ignorance you create and give joy to others. [...]

It is also highly charged to hide from yourself the fact that, as a cousin of Richelieu, you dwelt in a highly artificial intellectualized environment in which words were spoken about constantly without any understanding, and in which you personally held forth using words to cower both your friends and later the masses. [...]

Man, staying within the core of his arbitrarily designated selfhood, can in truth be compared to early physical man, cowering within his cave. [...]

[...] You should know better than to cower when you come here. [...]