“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

What I am telling you has been told throughout the centuries and the people have not listened. It is up to you now (Sue and Ned) whether or not you listen. It is wrong to curse a flower, and it is wrong to curse any man. And it is wrong not to hold any man in honor and it is wrong to ridicule any man. You honor yourselves. You see within yourselves the spirit of eternal vitality, and you honor it and you treat yourselves in that manner as gods. If you do not do this, then you destroy all that you touch. And you honor each other individual also, because in him is the spark of eternal vitality.

[...] Its protection and validity are always honored. [...] His psychological stance is honored wherever he goes. [...]

(My personal problems developed in force when I began to be overly concerned with my creative “work” as work, as it applied to the world, as it would be received and interpreted; when I tried to compare its reception to other officially accepted activities—that people understood—when I tried to look at my “work” through their eyes, and when I began to expect the kind of honor and approbation given to others—who conformed.

[...] which immediately wanted approval for my books—not that I shouldn’t want approval per se but that I began to demand that my art provide all my needs; to financially support me, to give me honor among my fellows, a sense of belonging, etc. [...]

(To Gert.) Now, you must honor yourself and do yourself justice. Until you can honor and love yourselves you cannot honor nor love anything else or anyone else, and as long as you see yourselves as guilty, then you will see guilt in every other person you look at, and you will see evil in the nature of reality. [...]

[...] On March 25th, she recorded the 329th session, with the intent of playing the tape for her honors class in high school. [...]

(Pat could offer no confirmation concerning H B. Pat also said that two women were in her honors class when she played the tape; one of these being a Radcliffe student teacher. [...]

[...] Through honoring yourself, you honor whatever it is God is, and become a conscious co-creator.”

(Smile.) I am indeed honored. [...]

[...] Death by water in those days was an honor, death by land a disgrace. [...]

[...] I must honor your specifics. [...]

[...] Death by water in those days was an honor, death by land a disgrace. [...]

[...] At one time the males might have been drafted into the army, and, secretly exultant, gone looking for the period before full adulthood — where decisions would be made for them, where they could mark time, and where those who were not fully committed to life could leave it with a sense of honor and dignity.

[...] Usually such people were joined by common interests, a sense of honor, and there was no retaliation to be feared in this century.

[...] The dream (last night) reflected and updated old Sumari traditions that honored God as a god of festivals, of celebration, traditions, that built upon the idea of life itself as a celebration. [...]

It is an honor for me to have worked as a research and editorial assistant for this book. [...]

[...] I have seen to it in fact that all portions of Ruburt’s personality are benefited, and their integrity maintained and honored.

[...] It is wrong not to hold any man in honor, and it is wrong to ridicule any man. You must honor yourselves and see within yourselves the spirit of eternal vitality. [...] And you must honor each other individual also, because in him is the spark of eternal vitality.

[...] Its protection and validity are always honored. [...] His psychological stance is honored wherever he goes.

[...] They have been alternately honored and feared, loved and hated. [...]

The voodoo and the healer, the witch doctor and the priest, are all held in honor, yet are also looked upon with a certain terror because of the power and knowledge involved. [...]

This was not one decision, but involved multitudinous small issues in your lives from childhood on, and represents aspects of your personalities that you must recognize and honor. When I say honor, I mean that it is futile to wish your natures were other than they are.

[...] Jane, again, says this is a reference to her election as president of the Day Students Council—it represents her top achievement in college, as far as honors went, she said.

[...] As stated, Jane felt this referred to her election as president of the Day Students Council—the high point of her college tenure as far as honors went. [...]

[...] It was an honored tradition. [...]