“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] At suppertime, Seth spoke to Jane rather harshly as she worked in the kitchen. [...]

[...] I dislike being so harsh and vindictive. [...]

[...] He spoke very harshly of such “idiotic” gatherings and personalities. [...]

He was also symbolic of Ruburt’s own harsh childhood, and to some extent then conquered simply through the natural passage of events.

(When Jane began dictating again her voice had changed from a rather normal voice to one that was quite a bit more formal and harsh in tone, and somewhat louder. [...]

[...] Nor was any harsh reality forced upon the mother by the dying child, for that portion of your mother was the part that regretted having had the child.

[...] It is basically inadequate and harmful to them, and when you judge yourself not against your own healthier ideas, but against their unhealthy attitudes, you are inadvertently judging yourself harshly.

[...] So tell Ruburt not to judge himself too harshly, and in all of this have him try to remember his sense of play….”

[...] The rhythmic, almost harsh sounds of the insects were strongly reminiscent of the long camping seasons my father had treated his family to many years ago. [...]

Indeed, I should not be harsh, and I do not mean to be. [...]

[...] There was never a harsh word between us. [...]