“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Now regardless of what interpretations Ruburt wants to put upon what I am saying, whether or not he wants to accept the reincarnation influence, the fact is that what I am saying has a psychological reality that neither of you can deny, and one that acts constantly in your lives.

[...] His loyalty to you would make him by turns deny any backed-up feelings toward your parents, and then he would be forced to recognize them, and in doing so he would become angry at you for having parents.

If you have become afraid of emotion or the expression of feeling, or if you have been taught that the inner self is no more than a repository of uncivilized impulses, then you may have the habit of denying this deep rhythm. [...]

(8:51.) Through denying themselves, say, intellectual development in a given life, personalities also learn the value and purpose of that which they do not possess. [...]

[...] If a man says he loves you and yet denies you your freedom, then you often hate him. [...]

[...] It operates to form as complicated a gestalt as possible, following the law of value fulfillment, and yet in so doing it does not either invade, deny or negate other individual consciousness. [...]

[...] The existence of probable realities and probable selves in no way denies the validity of your own experience or individuality. [...]

[...] But if you allow those experiences to overcloud your present, valid intersection with reality, then you speak and act from a position not your own, and deny the world whatever benefits your own present version of reality might allow you to give.

You see, then, that while the personality can act in a more or less normal manner while in the dream state, he can also act in ways that are denied him in periods of so-called normal consciousness. [...]

[...] Their presence was a complete impossibility, yet I couldn’t deny the evidence of my senses.

[...] It might be added that the letter referred to above was one received from the regional office of the Veterans Administration, in N.Y.C.: The letter characterized the dirt road leading up to the property as a “trail,” and stated the request for a loan was denied unless the veteran, meaning myself, could be assured that the road would be maintained by either city or county at no additional expense to the veteran. [...]

This does not deny the free will of man, which is indeed misinterpreted. [...]

[...] He denied it; but when they decided that another innocent man was the culprit, a man whom he knew to be innocent, then to save his own life he let them think the innocent man was the betrayer.

Nor can the intuitive basis of mathematics be denied. [...]

[...] Only a fool would say that ideas were nonexistent, however, or deny their importance.

[...] By helping to form into charged emotional patterns, they share in a certain kind of awareness fulfillment otherwise denied to them.

[...] Your religions granted man a soul, while denying any to other species. [...]

[...] We couldn’t accept the evidence of our senses, nor could we really deny such obvious evidence. [...]

[...] This would deny value fulfillment itself.

[...] Jane denied Seth permission to speak, and he agreed. [...]