“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

He has literally frightened himself away. [...]

[...] Yet there can be danger that you forget that creative time can produce in an hour magic creations that ten hours of frightened, enforced time can never do—and that a moment’s inspiration in a bar, or with company, or on a walk in the park can bring forth world-changing theories that no amount of fearful economy of time will ever deliver.

[...] The father, nearly crippled, to be cared for, and therefore frightening. [...]

In an odd way, he is himself somewhat frightened of his behavior. [...]

[...] They further erode the power of the individual, so that he is frightened to leave. [...]

[...] Your belief that dreams are unpleasant can make them so, or at best you will only remember frightening dream events.

[...] Often the person labeled schizophrenic is so frightened of his or her own energy, impulses, and feelings that these are fragmented, objectified, and seen to come from outside rather than from within.

At the time the subconscious developed these fears, it believed that its survival was dependent upon other people, for Ruburt was young and frightened. [...]

[...] This frightened Jane, but she didn’t tell me until some hours later. [...]

The medical tests along the way proved that I did not have some of those most frightening conditions. [...]

[...] She was frightened, and to me displayed little trust in her body, and not much in anything else. [...]

[...] Earlier it would have frightened you. [...]

[...] Shirley felt Seth nearby a few nights later and was just about to leave her body when she got frightened and held back.

[...] They frightened me badly. [...]

[...] He encountered some particularly frightening material. [...]

Ruburt in his Dialogues has an excellent example, in the way in which he allowed his feelings to arise, though he was initially frightened of them. [...]

(“…the next thing I knew I was back in bed, but massive again, and for a moment frightened: My left hand, above me on the pillow, had turned into an eagle’s claw. [...]

[...] In cases of therapy, an individual is already frightened, and because of the beliefs in your civilization he looks not to himself but to an authority figure for help.

(Yet she found the changes frightening, although she kept in mind Seth’s material that the fright was not to be feared but understood as expressing buried fears, to put it simply. [...]

[...] (Humorously:) Far be it from me to frighten a young girl (to Eve), although the girl is not so young and the girl has not always been a girl.

[...] He picked up your joint fears like a sponge, and was highly frightened because of his own fear.