“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A serious error, for at that time she instinctively knew what was best for her. [...]

[...] Adventures would have been an error if pursued further now. [...]

Because of its very nature, however, and even though it comprises enough “evidence” in favor of a generalized principle that explains the workings of certain phenomena, a theory inevitably contains errors, since it’s based upon incomplete data to begin with. It’s therefore vulnerable to later theories through which investigators attempt to reduce or eliminate those errors. [...]

Over and over again Seth tells us that physical symptoms are communications from the inner self, indications that we are making mental errors of one kind or another. [...]

[...] A trial-and-error system is involved, but the inner processes are reflected rather quickly by the physical condition.”

[...] The physical disease—the hardening of the arteries—is caused by the personality’s gradual refusal to accept new physical stimuli, thus avoiding physical experience (either purposefully or through error). [...]

[...] Action may appear to have a beginning and an ending but this is, again, an error of perception.

[...] There is the tendency to judge such inner experience in terms of reliable physical assumptions, this being an error. [...]

(Here Seth refers to the last session, and the confusing envelope data in which Seth told us, in error, that certain data pertaining to a medical building was correct. [...]

[...] You have made no great errors in your lives. [...]

[...] Mass Events was supposed to come out on March 13, but this date is evidently in error, since we’ve just learned we won’t see front-matter proofs until next week. [...]

Women make a grave error when they try to prove their “equality” with men by showing that they can enter the armed forces, or go into combat as well as any man (with more amusement). [...]

[...] Whenever you feel that you have not used your abilities fully, you are doing two things: you are disapproving of yourself as you are, taking it for granted that you have gone astray in an important fashion, and you are also projecting that disapproval and “error” into the future.

[...] Or my error re one of them—or both?) 9 years old. [...]

(What a comedy of errors, I told Jane. [...]

[...] This is an error of perception.

[...] Talk out what you were discussing before the session, for there are variances here, errors in communication on both of your parts. [...]

(Pause at 9:49.) The power of our thoughts has been made clear to us, through trial and error in other existences. [...]

Your country, for all of its obvious errors, still is one in which such issues can best be worked out both philosophically and practically. [...]

[...] The dream experience is rather independent of physical time, and its experience, or rather its intensity—my error—is felt more directly while you are in the dream situation.

[...] Without much thought Jane and I had taken the data given on this instance to refer also to John’s September 2 date, since by coincidence the 84th session also fell due on September 2. This evening John said that he’d had no “disagreement in a kitchen, involving two women and a man, with a child close by,” on September 2. So now we wonder whether the above incident is precognition, with the actual date being blocked by Jane, or whether Jane is just plain in error.)

(The page proofs for Jane’s The World View of Paul Cézanne arrived in the mail from her publisher this morning, and she’s been busy correcting them most of the day since — checking the type for errors in spelling, punctuation, omission, and so forth.)

[...] So either Seth is in error here, or his words carry a symbolic meaning. [...]