“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You will drop habits of self-disapproval. [...]

[...] They might very well be felt and understood emotionally, however, or intuitively, once you cease habits of disapproval and constant intellectual questioning about such seemingly hidden motives for your actions. [...]

When you disapprove of yourselves, for example, again you rob yourselves of comforts meant to support you. [...]

[...] When you disapprove of yourselves, such factors escape you entirely, or become lost in other worries.

When he was spontaneous, it seemed, you did (underlined) disapprove. [...] It was because of his great love for you and his knowledge of your great love for him, that your disapproval, by contrast, was (underlined) so chilling.

He was afraid to make a decision for fear that it would be the wrong one, and sometimes literally afraid to move for fear of making the wrong move, and earning your displeasure of disapproval.

[...] He would go so far, throw out test balloons, and meet with your disapproval. The disapproval was yours, and you saw his fears projected upon you. [...] But despite what you said, he saw that you did indeed disapprove.

In between you have the nations’ concerns about world approval or disapproval, and endless versions of face-saving devices. [...]

[...] The intellect (long pause, eyes closed) disapproves of certain feelings and emotions because the intellect, allied with (pause) the social aspects of reality, thinks in terms of a public face, or respectability, of its position with other adults in the world. [...]

[...] She felt you aloof and disapproving of the waste of energy, watching but not swept along as the other males were. [...]

Nebene is quite jealous of Tam’s influence, such as it is, but again, Nebene let it be known he disapproved. [...]

He also felt that you had already disapproved of Seth Speaks, not understanding the Nebene connection. [...]

[...] If you confuse the issues you try to temper your creativity (to gain approval, etc.) which can dilute the work; or you set up protective measures to protect yourself against the worlds disapproval or scorn.

When he learned to write, he thought of writing to express such thoughts, and was always tempted to use writing as an expression of those subjective feelings he felt were forbidden—not just directed toward his father, but feelings of which he felt his father would disapprove. [...]

He felt that you disapproved of class, of the spontaneity, and did not ever attend, while you were pleased with the money, and that if you attended you would be in second place. [...]

[...] Some of the beliefs Ruburt holds, that you think you disapprove of, you agree with—though not with his methods.

[...] He is usually convinced instead that his body has been invaded by a virus despite his own personal approval or disapproval — despite his own personal approval or disapproval (most emphatically). [...]

[...] You look at him on some (underlined) occasions—far less than in the past—with great impatience and disapproval, as far as his physical condition is concerned, so that he feels he would have greater dignity alone on his knees than trying to walk with you with that look in your eyes.

[...] Ruburt should not disapprove of himself because of his physical condition either. He can quite rightly disapprove of the condition, however. [...]

[...] If those abilities are extraordinary, or if they do not fit into the social structure, a personality can approve and disapprove, use the abilities, and yet feel the need for protection. [...]

[...] Your father was used as the main character, of course, because he is referred to in your notes, because you planned photographs of him in the beginning, and because in the dream he represented the disapproving portions of your own personality.

[...] And above all, remember what I have said in the past about self-approval, for when you allow yourselves to disapprove of yourselves, you automatically darken your day and its accomplishments.

[...] Do not disapprove of yourselves. [...]

In a capsule: Self-disapproval. [...]

[...] The physical symptoms are the physical materialization of that disapproval. [...]

[...] This disapproval erodes your attempts to change, Ruburt’s in particular.

[...] When you make that kind of attempt, it seems you are always between selves, and always disapprove of the self that you are. [...]

[...] The term “spirit guides” is not the best, and Ruburt disapproves of it. [...]

[...] This at once led her to feeling that as a child it had been vital that she avoid the disapproval of others — her mother, Marie, especially. [...]

[...] You remembered being in Florida—the tempera episode —when you were supposed to be starting an enterprise with Crowder, and at that particular emotional level it seemed to you that you had made few inroads since —and again, you disapproved. [...]

[...] You have been geared to disapprove of yourselves, you have been taught to judge your performance in a very shallow fashion, according to social mores and sexual affiliation, and when you are breaking out of those patterns, you may indeed feel betwixt and between. [...]