“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] And if a crime is to be assigned in humanity’s terms, often the victim is as guilty as the murderer, in basic terms, in terms of guilt that no court can weigh.

[...] He will feel he is doing something productive, and this will help break his feelings of guilt and frustration, and therefore help the boy.

[...] There is nothing of guilt in this. [...]

[...] In like manner, mankind has a tendency to project his own guilt and his own errors upon a father-god image, who it seems must grow weary of so many complaints.

The belief in guilt therefore would be a cementing structure that would hold together other similar core beliefs, and add to their strength. [...]

[...] Even the weight of guilt is better than no feeling at all. [...]

[...] Its only methods of dealing with such guilt involve standard psychoanalytic counseling—which itself deepens the dilemma, for counseling itself is based upon the idea that the inner self is a reservoir of savage impulses. [...]

[...] Old guilts held regularly in normal balance concerning his mother then leapt upward. [...]

[...] And that is that there is also a quite valid inner sense of guilt here, in that he has neglected his poetry.

Feelings of guilt in this case involved with the left hand. [...]

[...] It is a portion that can understand your (TM) being overwhelmed with work; it is a portion that can understand your being full with child (SW); it is a portion that can understand the times when you wanted to leave physical reality (CW); it is a portion that can understand the part of you (SB) that wanted to be a star; it is a portion that can understand the part of you that wanted to conquer, and is afraid to conquer (WL); it is a portion that can understand the guilt you (RC) feel for no reason; it is a portion that can understand the aspirations that you (LD) were unable to fulfill... [...]

[...] However, if a person kills himself, believing that the act will annihilate his consciousness forever, then this false idea may severely impede his progress, for it will be further intensified by guilt.

[...] Now do not take any of this in terms of guilt—there is nothing for you to feel guilty about. [...]

[...] If you believe that you are of little merit, inferior and filled with guilt, then you may react in several ways according to your personal background and the framework in which you accepted those beliefs. [...]

Such feelings arouse artificial guilts. [...]

3. In none of our conversations involving Mrs. Steffans did Jane and I talk of blame or guilt in connection with suicide. [...]

[...] I would suggest on your part a rather illogical but perhaps understandable feeling of guilt, involving your father. [...]

[...] Individuals only gave them lip service, and yet individual and mass guilt grew because of the difference between ideals and behavior. [...]

[...] It need not always imply guilt, however. [...]

[...] It is a portion that can understand your (Theodore) being overwhelmed with work; it is a portion that can understand your being full with child (Sue); it is a portion that can understand the times when you wanted to leave physical reality (Ned); it is a portion that can understand the part of you (Sally) that wanted to be a star; it is a portion that can understand the part of you that wanted to conquer and is afraid to conquer (Brad); it is a portion that can understand the guilt you (Rose) feel for no reason. [...]