“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The entire system of beliefs was based upon, again, fear of the spontaneous self on both of your parts—fear that it would lead you where you did not want to go, as if you and it were separate things, or as if its intents were by nature so divorced from your own that you must set up barriers against its expression except in certain acceptable areas.

[...] Ruburt feared that the point had been reached beyond which you could not afford to go, while still maintaining those ideas, ideals and goals that were your own.

This is the fear that Ruburt felt for you. [...]

[...] You may try to ignore what you consider other programs dealing with hatred, fear, or violence. You might do such a good job of organizing your physical data about your ideal that you shut out any emotions that involve fear, violence, or hatred. [...]

[...] His fear, however, shows that he still has the remnants of old doubts. [...]

The ego simply feared the sudden increase of concentrated energy, and fought on general principles. [...]

(However, Jane was having pretty frequent bladder spasms as she ate dessert, and feared that tonight she might have to get a new catheter. [...]

[...] He feared he would look elsewhere. [...]

[...] They will see in women instead the despised, feared, and yet charged aspects of their own reality, and behave accordingly in their relationships.

Those changes automatically, again, and quite effortlessly, reach out into those other areas of your lives, for fear does not then hold back beneficial developments.

[...] Restrained by fears pinching nerves. [...]

[...] I felt no fear or panic. [...] This was the first time that the fear element wasn’t present for me. [...]

[...] You will know the plane to be a dream image, but be able to retain it for your convenience if you want, so that you do not fear falling at first.

[...] Your fear of commitment was indeed an element here. [...] Or if you dare test it, your fears will defeat you, and only serve to convince you further of this inefficiency.

[...] Overemphasized, they could be detrimental, but if you fear them you are also giving them undue importance. [...]

[...] He fears, your father, far more than your brother or you, and he will be free, or feel free, of many issues with your father’s death.

[...] The same processes appeared in my husband Rob’s life, of course, as our lives seemed to impinge into the area of man’s greatest hopes, and into the opposite area of his greatest fears.

[...] Such behavior is the result of ingrained learning, and also of fear patterns that are the result of medical beliefs in particular.

There is nothing you need fear, then, in Ruburt’s condition of a critical nature. [...]

[...] Man did not fear the elements in those early times, as is now supposed.

[...] He does not need to fear that he will be distracted. [...]

[...] This does not mean that we do not repress fears and desires beneath consciousness. It means that we must allow ourselves greater flexibility, look into ourselves, admit the fears and release the energy used in repression. [...]

[...] Fear, ignorance, and superstition limit its potentials and, therefore, limit even its effectiveness within the physical universe.

[...] You were afraid to trust your intuitions, and the circumstances of your early life encouraged this fear. [...]

[...] But we will have our effects, never fear.