“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Would you, therefore, deny them reality in order to deny them pain? [...]

[...] To close anyone off, any channel off, is to deny creativity and existence. [...]

[...] Do not deny them, but from this will come a   (word lost) that you cannot now understand or comprehend. [...]

[...] Existence as you know it is vulnerable, but if you are vulnerable to sorrow and doubt you are also vulnerable to exaltation and joy, so do not attempt to close off from your feelings or be ashamed of them or deny them. [...]

[...] The freedom and spontaneity of spirituality cannot be maintained or even tasted by denying the reality of the physical being. [...]

Such a situation denies the individual his full strength, and cuts him off — consciously, now — from the important sources of his being. These conditions inhibit creative expression in particular, and deny the conscious self the continually emerging insights and intuitions otherwise unavailable.

[...] But if you believe that the inner self is dangerous and not to be trusted, if you are afraid of dreams or any intrusive psychic material, then you deny this help and turn aside from it.

[...] In trying to deny these early facts of your existence you have shut off strong portions of your own energy and creative strength so that they could not operate for you in your life. [...]

[...] For another thing, through listening to what others have said you should realize the vitality that is distorted in these deep charges that you often carry within you for these deny you the use of your own energy. [...]

[...] You will not “glimpse eternal life” by attempting to deny the life that you have now — for that life is your own unique path, and provides its own clues for you to follow.

[...] Those who deny desire are the most smitten by it. [...]

[...] One thought alone seems to matter little, and yet it is part of a characteristic pattern of inner behavior, and as such has its place either in bringing you freedom and abundance, or in denying you freedom and abundance.

[...] You have denied your powers. [...]

You thought it was natural and inevitable because of your background that you should not have money, even that you should be a loner for the same reason, and deny yourself natural companionship. [...]

He could not deny the intuitive self, so it became the self who wrote poetry. [...]

[...] The feminine aspects in any case, culturally speaking, were being denied since you did not want children. [...]

[...] Otherwise identity is smothered to a large degree beneath a strictly oriented one-sex identification, with other characteristics masked and denied expression.

[...] Most religions per se, however, set up as permissible certain groups of experiences while denying others. [...]

The Hebrews conceived of an overseer god, an angry and just and sometimes cruel god; and many sects denied, then, the idea that other living beings beside man possessed inner spirits. [...]

[...] But as the psyche went through its developments and battled with itself, denying some feelings and characteristics and stressing others, so the historic religious exterior dramas represented and followed these inner aspirations, struggles, and searches.

In denying life to yourself you end up by denying life to others. [...]

[...] You rob those you could have helped, and you deny the ecstasy that is the natural right of your being.

[...] With such a small example, however, you see how such roles, even when they are largely denied, have a bearing and limit expression.

[...] No one, I am sure, denies the existence of air because ordinarily you do not see it. No one denies the existence of air because they do not understand the method by which their own lungs breathe. [...] To deny the existence of air would seem ridiculous. It is just as ridiculous to deny this vitality because it is usually unseen, or because you do not understand how you use it.

[...] And what he cannot remember consciously he fears, and what he fears he simply denies existence to.

[...] Usually if you regard a thought as bad or beneath you, or if you are ashamed of it, then you try to deny it, stop its motion and hold it back. [...]

[...] Your problem then is not how to deal with normal aggressiveness, but how to handle it when it has remained unexpressed, ignored, and denied over a long period of time. [...]

[...] But in your fear of negative thoughts you often attempt to deny all normal aggressiveness, and at the first glimpse of it bring up your mental antibodies prepared for action. [...]

[...] When he began to cut off his natural spontaneous expression in dream reality, out-of-body travel, etc., he denied himself the acquisition of that facility to some degree.

(11:10.) A less determined personality would have drawn back, shriveled, and denied its own abilities. [...]

[...] But I am speaking of releasing within each individual the great human characteristics and abilities that are often denied expression because they are assigned to the opposite sex.

[...] To some degree each person is at war with the psyche, for all of an individual’s human characteristics must be denied unless they fit in with those considered normal to the sexual identity.

[...] To some important extent he denied his heritage, for spirit is born into nature and the soul, and for a time resides in flesh.

[...] In an ambiguous fashion, while concentrating upon nature’s exterior aspects in a very conscious manner, he still ended up denying the conscious powers of his own mind. [...]

It was at this point that the nature of the conscious mind itself became so misunderstood, and those unrecognized or denied powers were assigned to unconscious portions of the self by ensuing schools of psychology. [...]

Again as with master events, we’re dealing with a different framework of action entirely, where the Mona Lisa is “more real” than the physical properties that compose it, which is not to deny the validity of the canvas, say. [...]

This will result in complete belief on his part, and this belief will enable us to achieve results denied us in the past. [...]

[...] Also to deny himself, since the food would be cold.

His condition was the result of denying feelings and trying to hold them back again, so as not to upset the apple cart. [...]

Both of you also have emotional ideas, now being tempered I hope, emotional feelings, that to deny sex or minimize it is to improve your creative capacity. [...]

[...] The idealization of motion, however, in that person’s mind, or of change, may be denied expression at any given time — but it will nevertheless seek expression through experience. [...] Because you are now a conscious species, in your terms, there are racial idealizations that you can accept or deny. [...]

[...] During what is called the sexually active time; the larger dimensions of personhood become strictly narrowed into sexually stereotyped roles — and all aspects of identity that do not fit are ignored or denied. [...]

(Long pause.) Give us a moment… In almost all such cases involving cancer, spiritual and psychic growth is being denied, or the individual feels that he or she can no longer grow properly in personal, psychic, terms. [...]