“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

No indeed — and that is your error. [...]

[...] In that larger picture (underlined) there are no errors, for each action, pleasant or not, will in its fashion be redeemed, both in relationship to itself and … to a larger picture that the conscious mind may not be able presently to perceive.”

[...] I must unwittingly fall into error when I trust myself the most, since I share that sinful propensity. [...]

[...] If I’m in error and the story was printed in a national magazine, for instance, we still haven’t heard of it. [...]

[...] Is it the best web I can construct?” He certainly does not sit brooding and webless as he contemplates the errors he might make. [...]

[...] I was quite a pious old man and woman in many of those lives and completely forgot or justified the errors in course of my youth. [...]

[...] Sometimes it simply makes an error, for the inner self is not a perfected thing, any more than the ego is. [...]

[...] Trial and error will show you the proper balance, and each successful attempt gives you added experience and control.

[...] I think, I added, that it was an error to blame fear of the spontaneous self going too far if given free reign—I didn’t think nature would arrange things that way, for the organism couldn’t survive for long that way. [...]

Otherwise he simply feels the weight of his errors, and becomes angry at himself. [...]

You could see Ruburt’s errors in this respect to some extent, but you could not see your own. [...]

[...] She wrote a few notes and tried some poetry; her handwriting continued to be unsteady; she still made many errors typing. [...]

[...] Except for a couple of minor corrections, I’m presenting the note just as she wrote it, spelling errors and all:

[...] Those men believe in evolution—that once it originated, life, as Charles Darwin proposed, has ever since been growing in complexity and “evolving” through natural selection and random mutations, or DNA copying errors, into the life and beings we see and are today. [...]

[...] All details of the failed attempt may not be released for months, or even years, but already critics are questioning whether the excessive secrecy surrounding the operation led to basic errors in planning and judgment, as well as poor anticipation of the mechanical factors involved.

[...] It was nothing serious, Jane said, but a bookkeeping error on the part of the motel room clerk, to the effect that our room had been reserved for someone else, in advance; we were to be moved to another room, she said, but the transfer never took place. [...]

Later now, in the last period of time, when Eleanor heard that Ruburt had sent the outline of a new book, Aspects, to Tam, she astounded Ruburt by remarks of great regret, and implications that Ruburt had made an error. [...]

[...] And also again, at this time Jane had a “distant” thought or impression of the error she made in the first test regarding a license, but felt content that she was keeping herself in the background.

An error, discovered only recently, perhaps this week, involving a list of names.

All of this applies to your situation, for I want you to thoroughly understand, intellectually and emotionally, the errors of current thought, so that you can see that our material is indeed providing you not only with “creative material,” but with a more factual presentation of the framework in which you have your existence.

[...] I have always tried to keep you from making this error and always sought to release from within yourselves your own abilities. [...]

[...] But in the long run great lessons will still be learned from the “error.” [...]

[...] Within your system, to kill is obviously a moral crime, but to kill another in punishment only compounds the original error. [...]