“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] However, at various times the pendulum has given me all kinds of other reasons for my physical ills: taxes, money, Jane’s symptoms, success and failure—the works, one might say. [...]

[...] As Ruburt knows from his reading today (Psycho-Cybernetics) when the dawn suddenly burst, any discouragements should be accepted as part of the learning process with which he is involved—and the failures, particularly of the past, forgotten. [...]

However, only by making mistakes can Ruburt learn to distinguish the highly nebulous changes, subjectively speaking, that characterize legitimate hits from failures, and without the experience he would not learn. [...]

[...] Jane said she felt as though the experiment had been a failure. [...]

[...] Not only because both ends of the scale are necessary for genetic reasons, but also because idiots themselves are in no way considered failures or defects by nature. [...]

The work of the jaws necessitates the actions occurring, and if the new jaws end up with new teeth (humorously), that must not be considered a failure or a tragedy. [...]

[...] If he decided not to have sessions, or not to operate in the so-called psychic arena, this does not mean that he would be a failure in any way. [...]

[...] Now you know yourselves, with no unkindness meant, your own weaknesses and failures, so why should you suppose that the self that you know is the only self that you are. [...]

[...] On the other hand, once you realize this there is no failure. [...]

[...] The failure weighed heavily upon him. [...]

[...] (I, Robert Butts, was one of the believers.) The lie did not become truth but it became more nearly so, for despite their failures the ex-servicemen managed to bring up children who would not go to war willingly, who would question its premise.

[...] Jane regarded tonight’s envelope test as pretty much of a failure.

The fear of failure is insidious, and it is this which must be combated. [...]

[...] One might use it to achieve failure. [...]

[...] And another small but interesting point: On your own plane, there is a subconscious storehouse of knowledge, whereby it is known in a condensed fashion, by all molecules and atoms, exactly which variant or evolutionary attempts have been made, with what results—and always with an eye out, so to speak, for circumstances that might fit forms once adopted with failure, or to attempt other forms for which present circumstances may not be right. [...]

Ruburt has for years done fairly well in this matter, automatically regulating large areas of his health, with as you know some small failures, such as the sinus condition mainly, and the faulty eyesight.

[...] The exercises I have given you in themselves will begin to negate the causes behind this failure. [...]

[...] To some extent also, people do not want to be told by one of their own kind of their failures, even if these are only implied. [...]

[...] He thought this would be a failure on your part, for which he would be at least partially responsible. [...]

Failure can lie in any of these lines. [...]