“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

A certain level of personal comprehension, and a mixture of personal discipline and freedom is necessary. [...]

[...] In other words, to command and focus the entire amount of energy inherent within the personality from the inner universe, and as such it must be used with discretion and discipline. [...]

[...] The police usually stand for discipline, the puppy stands for spontaneity, and that spontaneity and order are united. [...]

[...] At once, I told Jane, I thought that science and religion would be violently opposed to the idea, at least in the beginning, for it would challenge many rigid beliefs held by each of those disciplines. [...]

[...] A feeling of expansiveness and discipline should be maintained, but in that order.

[...] The disciplines involved in these alterations of consciousness will help you in all other areas, will acquaint you quite personally with other realities, and be a preparation for the time when you will not have a physical body in which to manipulate.

[...] You wanted what you thought of as adequate discipline maintained, and in other areas as well. [...]

[...] Any results or so-called demonstrations will be the result of training, study, discipline and exercises.

I have often told you of the possible dangers involved in approaching experiments without the safeguards of discipline and study. [...]

Ruburt took a portion of himself into protective custody—not wishing to do that portion any damage, but simply to restrain it, to teach it discipline. [...]

You were at that time slim and disciplined to some degree, ending up however with four children and a wife who became an invalid, the wife being Ruburt’s present mother. [...]

[...] You were disciplined in all ways except sexual ways. [...]

[...] He felt that with his natural spontaneity great discipline must be used, as given before. [...]

[...] It is important that they continue to be so disciplined. [...]

[...] It is the symbol for a discipline on his part that will enable him to override the vicissitudes of mood, and temporary inclinations.

“These institutions and disciplines are composed of individuals, each restrained by limiting ideas about their own private reality; and so it is with private reality that we will begin and always return. [...]

[...] It’s also arduous: In our Western societies it’s much more comforting to grapple with chemistry, say, or farming or salesmanship, or with any of numerous other “practical” jobs or disciplines, than it is to confront the inner senses.

[...] You keep looking for new rules or regulations, or methods of discipline.

[...] On the other hand the achiever may be completely hiding such impulses, while expressing faithfully the desires of other family members for “excellence” and discipline. [...]

[...] He told Bill that it would require strict discipline on his part if he worked with computers in such a fashion.

[...] It will require discipline. [...]

[...] You may follow one of the schools of Buddhism in which great stress is laid upon the denial of the body, discipline of the flesh, and the avoidance of desire. [...]

This is why I speak often of more or less disciplined experiments, with slow gradations. [...]

[...] You put up barriers to protect the creative self from the exterior world, which you fear would destroy it, and from the interior world, for left alone the creative self might just slam paint upon a canvas without discipline, or might show more than we are willing to show. [...]

We come back to will and freedom, discipline and purpose. [...]

[...] Your own behavior, customs, sciences, arts, and disciplines are in a way uniquely yours, yet they also provide glimpses into the ways in which various groupings of abilities can be used to probe into the “unknown” reality.

[...] The very consistent writing of poetry through those years shows its own kind of discipline, but people are not used to bursts of creativity. [...]