“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I am hardly worried that your critical sense will dim in this or other sessions. [...]

[...] Again, the images marked the critical culmination of your destructive energies. [...]

[...] Again, I do not speak symbolically, and I am leaving myself open to many strong critical remarks which cannot all be answered in one evening.

[...] Much of the time in the past she had been quite critical about test results. [...]

[...] For fifteen minutes a day agree to suspend critical judgment, and following the Maltz method imagine yourself vividly in the position you would like to be. [...]

[...] Until I learned from Seth to “monitor” my own dreams, and awaken my critical faculties, I was simply astounded by some of his statements.

[...] Following this, he told us how to awaken our critical faculties while we were dreaming, and how to project our consciousness out of our bodies, using a dream as a sort of launching pad. [...]

[...] A fairly serious but not critical illness, possibly caused by circulation fluctuations. [...]

The point about success being a critical factor (in the 367th) also means that it was a potentially creative factor. [...]

Since this sort of expectation allies you both, you both should try to overcome it, since if one doesn’t there would be a troublesome, though not critical, discrepancy that could at least temporarily bother your relationship.

[...] In this life, therefore, you always felt sorry for those you felt could not achieve, and often held back your own abilities or criticisms for that reason.

[...] A part of you enjoying the performance but a part, Nebene, critically wondering about the undisciplined use of such energy.

[...] Other portions of the psyche may be battlegrounds for problems, but the individual will not really feel threatened in a critical way as long as this primary territory is intact.

[...] You used this period, however, yourselves, as a time to critically aggravate the symptoms (long pause), almost as if you were looking over a body of work to see what you thought of it, and what you wanted to do next. [...]

[...] His work received favorable reviews in both the Buffalo Evening News by Trevor Thomas [well-known English art critic], and in the Buffalo Sun Bulletin by Larry Griffis.

[...] Ruburt felt disloyal thinking of them because such thoughts seemed to him to criticize your joint life style and purposes.

Ruburt, without realizing it, entered into psychic swordplay with her, for her own chronic and critical inner bitterness sought out your own. [...]

[...] He received a wound, not obviously critical, which developed blood poisoning.

But when I read the session, I thought of Rob sitting there, listening to what I thought of as criticism, while his wife paced the room “telling him off” in another voice and supposedly for another, invisible personality. [...]

[...] She’s a very perceptive person with many abilities, a fine intelligence, and an excellent critical sense. [...]

[...] The self, as other sections of this material explains, has methods not only of perception, but of criticism and judgment, that man in general does not take advantage of nearly as much as he could.