“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Previously we distrusted our own impulses to such an extent that they often appeared in very distorted form.”

[...] There is deep distrust of the male, but this is based mainly upon the difficulties in the 15th-century personality. [...]

[...] Ruburt did distrust the body because it was female—a belief quite helpful, if distorted, when he was 15 or 16 years old, or even in his 20’s.

Part of it had to do with your distrust of such emotion when it was displayed by your mother. [...]

[...] When you distrust them then you become buried beneath an avalanche of unrecognized feelings that will not free you. [...]

[...] He also began to distrust his own earlier methods of dealing with the situation. [...]

[...] You are all remiss in one point here in that you give our Lady of Florence further negative suggestions that reinforce her own distrust of her intuitive self; so let us see that attitude suspended, and I will suspend the session. [...]

Because you now distrust the imagination so, you do not understand the great clues it gives you, both in terms of problem solving and of creative expression. [...]

[...] They have not gone far enough because Ruburt did not come to terms with his private version of the Sinful Self, and therefore still kept himself open to all of the negative conditioning that is so involved there: a conditioning that views all creative expression with distrust. [...]

[...] When it distrusts its gifted people, rather than encouraging them, a nation is at least in trouble. [...]

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[...] The body understands those situations, while in a state of fear they can arouse new distrust. [...]

[...] Of course there must be exhibitionistic tendencies, perfectly all right, in order for any quite legitimate thing like this to happen; yet somehow you still distrust it. [...]

New sentence: In your historical past, when man identified his identity with the soul, he actually gave himself greater leeway in terms of psychological mobility, but eventually the concept of the soul as held resulted in a distrust of the intellect. [...]

[...] Her marriage had ended in divorce before she moved here, and while she was always talking about getting married again, she had a great distrust of men. [...]

[...] Negative, distrustful, fearful, or degrading attitudes toward anyone work against the self.”

[...] If really large areas of the self are inhibited, a secondary personality can be formed, grouped about those qualities distrusted and denied by the primary ego, and usually opposed to it. [...]

The two of you are after all people, they think, and since they distrust themselves they cannot really understand how the two of you trust yourselves as much as you do. [...]

[...] You are so distrustful of the innate vitality of life and of consciousness and of All That Is that you feel that your aggressive thoughts can take it off balance and, magnified a million times, destroy it. [...]

If you, who loved him so deeply, distrusted him, then you see he must seriously consider that he must indeed watch himself carefully.

(After she left the church, she distrusted organized religion in general, and had no idea that her writing would lead to any kind of “mystic experience.” [...]