“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You do not have to traverse worlds, you do not have to meet hopeless little gods at doorways to let you know whether or not you can enter or follow through on tests as some psychics tell you. [...]

“He becomes overly serious, overstressing the entire picture, as you can at times, so that the affair (of the symptoms) seems hopeless: the evidence before your eyes, and so forth.

Again, his condition does represent the one area where both of you have felt cowed, often hopeless, and as if your abilities worked in all directions but that one. [...]

That adds to anxiety, and the anxiety helps keep the position the same, and brings about a hopeless feeling in which nothing but an instant, complete healing would be trusted.

Ruburt feels hopeless at times because the assumptions of the rational approach often lead in that direction, and because he has not been certain enough of himself in those other areas to get the kind of long-lasting results he wants. [...]

Ruburt’s feeling of hopelessness added lately to his symptoms. [...]

[...] This resulting feeling of powerlessness to act leads to a state of hopelessness of varying degrees — and that mood does not tie itself to specific details, but pervades emotional life if it is allowed to. [...]

(11:31.) The feeling of hopelessness resulted when he felt that perhaps he could not alter the pattern, that he had made his bed, as his mother used to say, and he must lie in it. [...]

[...] He projects that day of relative failure into the next day, and experiences symptoms and feelings of hopelessness upon awakening.

To do this properly, however, you must not check at every moment in Framework 1. If our young woman of this evening had done that, she would have hopelessly complicated matters. [...]

[...] All those surrounding her must refrain from attitudes of hopelessness and negative suggestions, whether implied or spoken. [...]

[...] They are the result of applied stress, exaggerated finally by feelings of hopelessness, and by some relative feelings of isolation.” And I was so struck by his reference to Jane’s hopelessness that once more I returned to the private session for April 15. [...]