“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] They were aided by those who had not yet “so succeeded”—people driven by envy. [...]

[...] Or you will find yourself envying those who have more, degrading the value of money perhaps, and saying that those who have it are unhappy, or at best spiritually poor.

[...] In an organizational framework that would certainly be envied by the most advanced technological concern, communications spring back and forth with great rapidity. [...]

[...] He envied you what he thought of as your coolness, and in trying to emulate it at times he only used it as an excuse to continue this old pattern of withdrawal.

[...] It was indeed because you were so convinced that you envied Ruburt’s part. [...]

[...] His liking for the planning of houses will grow, and will compensate him for your artistic talents, which he has always envied.

Even Loren’s dillydallying with trains is a compensation for the envied, almost magical to him, abilities of an older brother. [...]

[...] In a way I envied them. [...]

A note: Beside your dream images, and so forth, which are indeed an excellent idea, you have advantages here that the young man of some 20 or 30 years ago would have envied: he would have been delighted with the screened-in porches. [...]

If you are with friends, either of you, and someone, for example Bill Gallagher, says that he envies you for being able to work at home and be free, neither of you ever say “It’s terrific—just what we wanted,” or some such.

[...] You envy him his pleasure while feeling you should not feel envious. [...]

[...] If you are ill you may find yourself dwelling upon the misery of your condition, and bitterly envying those who are healthy, bemoaning your state — and therefore perpetuating it through your thoughts.

I used to envy Rob his viewpoint of the sessions. [...]

[...] In some cases this may cause inconvenience and considerable psychological difficulties, but when such an instance occurs it is because the ego structure that is being deposed was not carrying out the main aims or goals of the identity which originally gave it that envied position of dominance.

[...] Their knowledge has been envied and yet held in superstitious awe.

[...] Jane envied her greatly.

[...] The mass attention and the money, that at times you either envied them or scorned them for, is often a badge to them of their own inadequacies—a compensation that is held a curse, so do not deal in generalities of that kind.

[...] She finds herself in the odd position of envying future readers, who will be able to go through the finished work and make use of it as a unit.

There is some envy. [...]

Two friends continued to travel and paint, however, and visited you occasionally, and you envied them to some degree. [...]

[...] He seemed so sure of himself and of the material; I envied him.