“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] If however you understand what I am saying about Frameworks 1 and 2, then you can express and release that desire fully and without fear, knowing that the meanings or the details—the way—will be found in Framework 2 to bring about the desired results.

[...] The fear that the methods will not work in any one regard inhibits the process—as if our young woman said “I am sure I will not meet the Buttses, although I want to.” [...]

[...] I felt their embarrassment at their damned-up sympathies, and their fear of the same thing happening to them. [...]

[...] I interpret our employment there, and her joyful mood, to mean that from where she is now she no longer fears hospitals and the medical establishment — that she’s moved beyond that deep apprehension she began to build up around the age of three, as her mother became gradually, and permanently, incapacitated with rheumatoid arthritis. [...]

[...] It has finally come to me that the dark tunnels of those streets I run on, with their mysterious implications of the unknown, and the fear of the dark that such streets can generate, are physically oriented metaphors for the transition Jane has made to another reality. [...]

I may be projecting my own fears here, but I don’t agree with the scientific rejection of all portions of the schemata listed above. [...]

[...] So there is no need to fear death. [...]

Your own touches of panic, and Ruburt’s blueness and fear, were both remnants of old habits, as both of you understand.

[...] But many people fear that any change is detrimental, since they have been taught, after all, that left alone their bodies or their minds or their relationships are bound to deteriorate. [...]

(I said this because I feared the sepia explanation might be a lengthy one. [...]

[...] When you avoid them or attempt to avoid them you both do so out of fear. [...]

As a man’s voice I fear Jane will sound rather unmelodious. [...]

[...] Fear got the best of me. [...]

[...] In the dream state you are looking into the mirror of the psyche, so to speak, and seeing the reflections of your own thoughts, fears, and desires.

[...] In the dream state your joys and fears talk back to you, perform, and act out the role in which you have cast them.

[...] He feared sexual encounter, and he taught rich Roman children.

[...] To some extent your own quite natural hesitations and fears and conscious ideas still limit the full and comprehensive nature of the material that you could be receiving.

When you are working alone in psychological time experiments, you do not so fear emergence of the subconscious, and you trust your material more. [...]

[...] Perhaps, before, we’ve been assigning Jane’s symptoms too much to her wanting to restrict herself to make herself work, because she feared that being left alone, she wouldn’t work. [...]

[...] You feared this made it too easy for him. [...]

A side point here, but with some reference: his mother always told him that he would destroy those he loved, and he feared that any success of his might show you up if you had not achieved your own. [...]

[...] I was afraid that the neighbors would wonder what was going on, and as it turned out my fears were justified. [...]

Your pendulum work is at the point where you are lulling fears, and in the process of dissolving them to a normal level. [...]

[...] I would have intruded despite the fact that I was not welcome, but then I feared that to do so would confuse the issue for you.

[...] (Impatient gesture.) You should not be so fearful that you attempt to hold down the abilities. [...]

(Long pause at 9:22.) Now nothing is all that simple, so there would be changes in his attitudes: He would tell himself, for example, that television or whatever would fritter away his time, or at other occasions other fears would rise so that the Sinful Self would think “Suppose such activity succeeded only too well, leading whole groups of people away from established systems of belief?” (Long pause.) There seemed to be little resolution. [...]

[...] Nor should such decisions be made through the auspices of personal fear. [...]

He is indeed too careful of his motions out of habit and fear of the consequences. [...]

Yet even to Rob I couldn’t voice my fears. [...]

[...] The psychologist had spoken aloud the most exaggerated of my own inner fears.

[...] That man, for all his seeming outwardness, fears to relate himself in a basic manner toward the outside environment.

We will for the purposes of our discussion ignore, for now, certain aspects in Philip’s personality, such as a deep secrecy which is indeed based on fear, because this characteristic and others will not help us progress in our particular subject matter. [...]