“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now, if you err, it is far less dangerous to err on the side of spontaneity, given your personalities, than it is to use too much restraint. Too much restraint could eventually make the abilities inoperable. Too much spontaneity at worst could only cause some embarrassing moments. I am speaking of your personal cases only. The ability grows as it is used. This cannot be stressed too highly.

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[...] Now, this is mainly, but only mainly, on Ruburt’s part; but it is in deep response to your early attitudes, and some of those still continue: to you it seems obvious where Ruburt “errs,” yet some of your own strategy very neatly escapes you, so that the rationalization so clear to you on Ruburt’s part, is invisible in your own case.

[...] The impressions had to come through me, and as the old saying goes, to err is human.

The very practice of pinpointing the time of physical birth at conception itself errs. [...]

[...] If they err, they do so through ignorance.

[...] If they err, they do so through ignorance. [...]