“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] For you would not be strengthened, but you would be relying upon me; and any errors, dear friend, would also be laid to me.

[...] In the same way, if you want excellent art reproductions in a book, it is dumbness to concentrate upon the inaccuracies and errors that might happen instead.

[...] Religion has made gross errors. [...]

[...] During our talk last night, I told Jane that we’d made a serious error in deciding to publish it in two volumes, with extensive notes—that there were obviously other courses of action we could have taken. [...]

Ruburt, for example, would have made the same error had he not been led by his experience beyond the framework of inspiration that had given it birth. [...]

[...] but a reading in which you can learn from past errors. [...]

[...] He made some errors. [...]

[...] He lost his ticket—a stupid error, it seemed. [...]

[...] For one thing, men who perform seemingly evil acts but who believe those acts to be right and justified, can be carried along in relative safety for some time before their errors catch up with them, because the power of their own self-approval is so strong.

[...] You must of course go your own individual and yet joint ways, relying upon the great love that has sustained you together through many errors—and you are ready to hear (long pause) some family histories (emphatically) that you were not ready to hear before. [...]

The rest (to Gert) of the ghost affair—so you decided to start over and to hide from yourself your earlier errors. [...]

[...] Sometimes there are small errors, so that the reception does not come as clearly.

[...] Whatever errors that you have made, or gross distortions, even those exist because of your need to find meaning [in] your private existence and [in] life itself.

I repeat: you made no errors, as far as putting that book out in two volumes is concerned. [...]

He fears that the admission of one defeat or error of judgment will bring his world crumbling about him.

[...] With the best of intentions, you have made a few errors there.

[...] A rather usual error would be to treat the eyes through different glasses, thereby locking them into a transitory phase. [...]

[...] Part of this was caused by an error on the jacket copy of The Seth Material. [...]

[...] Not of words, not of concepts, not of trial and error, but the point of existence within you that is now present and of which you are all aware. [...]

[...] He would not waste time in the trial-and-error procedures that you now take for granted. [...]