“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

It would seem to me that his nature would be somewhat above deliberately leading the poor deluded woman astray by lies. She is at best deluded and neurotic, and embarrassingly sincere.

In all cases that I know of, these women are indeed neurotic and misled and self-deluded. Nevertheless they harm no one. They listen where no one else will listen. They are well-meaning, and occasionally they are able to use their inner abilities.

There is nothing wrong with the idea of an investigation. Ruburt simply should not be involved in it. It is not his place. It is not his area, and because of his conscientiousness, and hardheadedness, he would be much harder on these women than is necessary. But the thought of him baiting an elderly 72-year-old self-deluded woman is too much.

[...] He was one of those deluded, but he also himself believed that he, not the historical Christ, was to fulfill the prophecies.

Only the deluded are in danger of, or capable of, such self-sacrifice, you see, or find it necessary. [...]

[...] In the old system, you must almost fear personal improvement, lest you become self-deluded—another irony in that old system. [...]

Anyone who experienced “something that could not exist” was therefore to some extent or another deluded or deranged. [...]

[...] She was not deluded or obsessed. [...]

[...] The questioner deludes herself. [...]

She is sincere, and sincerely deluded, a psychopathic personality who delights in arousing fear in others. [...]

While trusting himself enough to use the abilities—and in a largely uncongenial social atmosphere—he still found it necessary to be highly critical, and not to rely upon the abilities too much, lest he was unknowingly as deluded as many people would certainly say he was. [...]

[...] Hence, she’s continually examining Seth’s revelatory material — and her own — with very critical eyes to make sure she isn’t “a self-deluded nut leading people astray.” [...]

He was as paranoid as any poor deluded man or woman is who feels, without evidence, that he or she is being pursued by creatures from space, earthly or terrestrial enemies, or evil psychic powers. [...]

The “substitute” was a personality seemingly deluded, but in his delusion he knew that each person is resurrected. [...]

[...] I mean … well, I’m not some poor deluded idiot with the idea that I can solve the world’s problems. [...]

In our terms, then, it’s certainly foolish for scientists to expect that the peoples of the world are simply going to dispense with religion just because scientists want them to, calling them “deluded” or worse. [...]

[...] For here we find self-deluded well-meaning nincompoops, ready and willing to accept any fraud, and cry hallelujah! [...]