“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] and something about vocations being distrusted in this country....

[...] Like many other people, I’d distrusted the “inner” self to a considerable degree, believing that it held only repressed primitive emotions and buried, unsavory characteristics. [...]

[...] They would often seem so different from your own actions at a given time that he became highly confused, and distrusted his own reactions.

[...] The overconscientious portion always trusted the spontaneous self as far as poetry was concerned, but distrusted spontaneity otherwise.

[...] For both the fear and the anxiety is based simply upon a resulting distrust of his ability to handle eloquence or verbal expression.

[...] and really just want to write and distrust those impulses. [...]

(Long pause, eyes closed, at 10:55.) The very term, “Love your neighbor as yourself” (Matthew 19:19, Mark 12:31), was an ironic statement, for in that society no man loved his neighbor, but distrusted him heartily. [...]

[...] It was not so much that Ruburt was jealous of my book, as it was that he felt he should distrust anything that came so easily.

[...] There is a man in your own acquaintance who will be somewhat instrumental, and yet you do not regard him as a close friend, and to some extent you distrust him. [...]

[...] I would go back to painting, try to sell some, and possibly end up with a part-time job for ready money—anything to break the vicious mental pattern of distrust I seem to keep creating. [...]

Now, when you spoke of your friend last time, I told you to distrust easy answers. [...]

[...] Our other friend, to the contrary, is afraid of this ability, and distrusts it, and is not at all committed to the product that he sells.

[...] For one thing, I distrusted the “prediction” that the Seth Material would be published.

[...] Rooney, though, is free of a distrust that he had carried with him this time, having to do with his background in that house across the way, and was grateful for those additional years you gave him.

[...] He as a personality has often been in the position of being distrustful of strong elements of compassion within himself in this life—

[...] Been afraid to know myself; distrusted so never allowed self to see how good I am.)

Those who need verbal messages most, and I am closing my eyes so no one will be offended, those of you who need verbal messages most, are those who have the greatest doubts about their own inner reality and experiences, (to Bette) but beyond that you distrust anyone who seems to have had a better education in this life than your own, and it is discrimination. [...]

Two men in particular would distrust you instantly if you changed course. [...]

[...] Ruburt, with a different appearance and with different personal background, particularly involving his mother, has been fearful of displaying characteristics that he would consider emotional because the emotional is such a part of his personality, and there has been a distrust here of the strong parts of his personality.

[...] To some extent, its distrust of the dream experience is necessary for the overall balance of the personality. [...]