“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Her mind is distracted. [...]

Your own speaking about distractions, chores contributed. [...]

You could work with nature despite what you think of as distractions, so examine your own beliefs about playful creativity and work.

[...] In part his loyalty to you was connected, and his responsibility as he saw it to keep you focused as an artist, and to let nothing distract you. Yet here he was distracting you.

[...] The symptoms kept him at his job, at home, and allowed him to concentrate without outside distractions; kept him writing, with mystical experience dutifully translated into art.

[...] He could not accept a new psychic framework while within it there were questions concerning your joint ideas of business, and divided loyalties about writing and painting; your personal fears, jointly, about spontaneity in general, and the need to protect your talents both from your own sexual natures and the distractions of others.

[...] Planned distractions (with amusement) of short duration, but more numerous than your present habit allows. [...]

[...] The day may have been calm or distracted by unexpected guests, or marked by any of life’s normal domestic ups and downs.

I’ve had my own hassles with impulses, following only those I thought would lead me where I wanted to go, and drastically cutting down those I feared might distract me from my work. [...]

[...] In his own way Ruburt always concentrated upon one challenge at a time — boring in, so to speak, and ignoring anything else that might distract him.

He wanted to write, to use his creative and psychic abilities to the fullest, and so he cut down all distractions. [...]

One of your beliefs, then, was a strong joint one that you had to protect your energy at all costs, and block out worldly distractions. [...]

[...] Ruburt therefore put himself in a position—as he knows, now—where he focused most of his spontaneity and attention on his work to insure its fulfillment, while cutting out all other distractions and possibilities of misuse or license.

[...] Quite distracting. [...]

(Jane said later that Mr. Van Over’s comments concerning W C during the session were distracting; she has made this remark before after sessions; it seems the mere sound of another voice can disrupt the flow of data, unless she has specifically asked for comment from witnesses.

[...] The strange ringing was most distracting, and I thought it would never stop, yet Jane remained in trance, and continued dictation around a few pauses.)

[...] Jane had also been doing very well on God of Jane, and chose not to be distracted by working on anything else—even Seth material. [...]

It worked for a while as a way of avoiding distractions, but the personality no longer needs such artificial “aids.”

[...] You have lived here some years yet purposely avoided thinking of it, this apartment, as anything but transitory lest you put down roots and become involved in ways that might distract you from your work and purposes. [...]

[...] We had no idea of the success of this venture—whether Jane would be distracted while delivering the regular material, or during the envelope experiment; if possible we wanted to cover both categories.

[...] I wondered about the results this evening in the face of possible distractions.)

[...] You must concentrate and learn and I will not distract you. [...]

As I have said before, Ruburt considers summer a time of vacations and beautiful distractions. [...]

[...] Distractions are good, but you must use them. [...]

[...] I found her cries both fascinating and distracting, as I wondered what kind of mental mechanisms were responsible for her behavior. [...]

[...] Your mind would have been on the book, and the extractions considered distractions—annoying and to be put aside.

[...] The various methods simply focus all of your concentration upon a specific area, shutting out any distractions.