“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I’m referring at the moment to his comments about her embarrassment, in the early days, at earning more money than I did [see the deleted session for April 16, 1979, page 97], and that in later years the symptoms served to provide us with a sense of separation from the world, for a number of reasons [see the deleted session for April 18]. [...]

[...] You would find that more embarrassing than I would.

[...] Our friends wanted to celebrate the publication of her first “psychic” book, her first mention of Seth, but she read poetry at the party and wouldn’t talk about the ESP book — too embarrassed. [...]

[...] It set off a chain of associations for her, and she pursued them while saying she was half embarrassed to mention them. [...]

If the belief means to you that love for children is best expressed in those terms, if you feel that there is something embarrassing about expressing affection directly, then the “better and better” suggestion may only reinforce that belief.

[...] The girl sounded embarrassed to tell me the news. [...]

[...] Jane’s eyes were open for the most part by now, and she, or Seth, often looked deliberately at me, knowing my embarrassment. [...]

(Rich was half embarrassed and half serious; at the height of the exchange between the two, Seth’s addresses to Rich were so fast I couldn’t hope to record them. [...]

[...] Because this contract is less than Ruburt could press for, the next contract will be a much better one, since the publisher will then feel rather embarrassed concerning this contract.

Seth gave so many sessions that were devoted to my own physical condition that I finally became embarrassed and confused: The sessions were obviously terrific—why couldn’t I put them to more practical use?

[...] The word God embarrasses it beyond measure, simply because the word no longer means what the overly conscientious self was taught to believe what it meant. [...]

At first the pain frightened me so that I just blurted out what was happening; I didn’t mean to embarrass Polly. [...]

[...] She was very embarrassed because she would not have time to give proper notice to the school or landlord. [...]

[...] Anna said that she was terribly embarrassed since they had to move quickly, and she wouldn’t have time to give the proper notice.

[...] My emotional condition at the was a mixture of embarrassment for I was about to be exposed; guilt that I was imposing on a friend, for I want to give to friends, not take from them; an utter fear that Seth was about to smash my hopes with the truth. [...]

[...] I was always afraid to bring friends home for fear my mother and father might argue and embarrass me. [...]

[...] It might be embarrassing but it could help.”

Now, again, no embarrassment is meant to our Lady of Florence. [...]

[...] Actually both of us were a little embarrassed the first few times we tried the board. [...]

[...] YOU WOULD FIND THIS MORE EMBARRASSING THAN I WOULD.

[...] Do not look so upset and embarrassed. [...]

He is more embarrassed now by his walking because of a healthy impatience that is understandable, but this must be kept under control so that it does not hamper him. [...]

Ruburt is embarrassed to mention an improvement to you, or to grant any as significant to himself. [...]

[...] Most discouraging, I tell myself, to see that in our society at this time that’s the overwhelming, prevailing view—with no one of stature asking any embarrassing questions. [...]