“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] At the same time he was learning that expression denied at one level means expression denied to some extent at all levels (louder)—so that of course his creative work also suffered to some degree. [...]

You would wear a constant smile, and your blooming cheeks would often deny the heart’s hard-earned knowledge.

[...] It might seem that all of this should happen without any soreness, that he should simply feel better and better, but such an attitude would also attempt to deny the body’s resiliency, and to short-circuit it.

[...] They blocked large portions of energy, rather than learn how to use it and so, in many ways, denied themselves facets of creativity. [...]

There is a sacrament here that you do not understand, and when you gobble down food indiscriminately, and when you do not give silent recognition to the fact that what you eat once lived, then you lose contact with a certain sacred heritage and deny yourself a certain part of a cycle in which you rightly, as physical creatures and as spiritual creatures, have a part. [...]

[...] He felt you were denying yourself the one thing you wanted out of life above all others.

[...] The steady, unvarying devotion that you have for him is always appreciated, never taken for granted, but he feels he would be denying that devotion of yours if he did not see to it that you had your chance to work.

[...] There is interrelationship, intertwining realities, and connections that cannot be denied. [...]

[...] They are shadows given substance only because they are denied. [...]

[...] A kinship with All That Is that can never he denied, and that even when you doubt most, this kinship is there for it provides the basis of your being. [...]

[...] And you dwell in a world in which words grow into a distorted lens that denies your own vision. [...]

[...] One small point: you both would have denied yourselves strong possibilities of growth had you kept up; do you follow me?

For a while then you were willing, comparatively speaking, to let Ruburt express the spontaneous, strongly spontaneous, elements of both of your personalities; with the joys and perils involved, and denying him the responsibility of learning how to temper and use spontaneity. [...]

[...] The same applies individually, when you deny yourselves the rich mixture of consciousness and experience that is available through a recognition of the manipulation of probable realities.

[...] You are denied tomorrow’s wisdom only because you believe time is a closed system.¹⁴ It is true that you are subject to birth and death, yet within that framework far greater dimensions of experience are possible than are usually experienced.

Many people no longer believe in life after death, and so large numbers of the population are philosophically denied a spiritual or a physical future.

[...] Here particular emotions are denied, dissociated. [...]

[...] If really large areas of the self are inhibited, a secondary personality can be formed, grouped about those qualities distrusted and denied by the primary ego, and usually opposed to it. [...]

I have told you that action cannot deny itself. [...] An action may be recalled in terms of memory, but it cannot be taken back, or denied or undone.

[...] Science has, you have noted, denied emotional truth. It is not simply that science denies the validity of emotional experience, but that it has believed so firmly that knowledge can only be acquired from the outside, from observing the exterior of nature.

With free will, however, it is not possible for the body consciousness to be given full and clear dominion, for that would deny large areas of choices, and cut off facets of learning. [...]

In both cases the sexes are denied any true communication, and an extremely artificial framework is maintained, in which the sexes literally become strangers to each other. [...]

[...] In the Air Force situation, for example, he did not say “I cannot possibly deny physical laws, or know what is going on in another place, or even at another time.” [...]

[...] Would you, then, deny them reality in order to save them from any pain? [...]

[...] It accepts large portions of reality that it previously denied. [...]

[...] Yet, none of this is meant to deny the individual, for it is the individual upon whom all else rests, and it is from the basis of the individual that all entities have their existence. [...]

Again, the desire for value fulfillment, development and purpose is so strong that if those seem denied, life becomes — or seems to become — less precious. [...]

[...] The swearing when he drinks is a direct result of the fact that he tries to deny aggressive feelings otherwise. [...]