“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You had given up expecting from him, and you were afraid of being hurt once more.

[...] What does he expect?” At the same time, you are afraid that if you do appear as attractively as you can, that you will be hurt again by him, and you are unwilling to take the chance.

[...] The delay, in any case, will not hurt you, in that particular area. [...]

[...] The big toe on her right foot still hurts. [...]

[...] This hurt the six-year old girl. [...]

[...] I do not want to hurt Ruburt’s feelings, and I have avoided making this statement thus far; however, for purely personal reasons I have been emotionally more involved with you in past instances. [...]

[...] One which he did not get clearly was that you can take some consolation in the fact that your whole self is not as deeply affected by your present parents as you would suppose, and I promise to help you attain further important freedoms from any bad influences along this line, in a manner that will still allow you to help them without hurting yourself.

[...] He loves you so deeply that he never wants to admit that you are hurt, bitter or sad. [...]

[...] It feels like you’re incredibly oiled—it didn’t hurt at all.”

[...] Some of them were very angry, others were puzzled and hurt, trying to explain it all.

[...] He is hurt when people do not buy your paintings off the walls, and angry at anyone who mentions liking a painting without offering to buy it.

[...] You cannot hurt others within your system. [...]

[...] Overall, her moods have been better, her walking doesn’t hurt as much.

[...] The criticisms could hurt if you weren’t prepared... [...]

(Dr. Instream said that people often do get hurt, when instead they should be protected. [...]

[...] Nevertheless the lacks that exist, for example in your landlady, will bring about further lacks, and resentment on your part only hurts you. [...]

[...] You still do not want to hurt her feelings. [...]

[...] You lit cigarettes for him, particularly when you were in public, but you did not open the car door unless he asked you, or reminded you when that hurt or humiliated him.

(Tonight Jane said she thought she’d “done a damn good job” of keeping her mind off her condition, especially while painting and writing—all the time except when “something hurt quite a bit.” [...]

[...] Basically she considered that she had indeed produced a human being who would remain in a sort of summer garden, secure from deep hurts and vain regret.

[...] He is not capable of hurting anyone deliberately, even someone he dislikes bitterly.

He must fully understand that while thought is action, thought cannot hurt nor help another without the consent of the other person involved. [...]

[...] They upset him to some extent—not for himself, but because he did not want to hurt other people who so believed in the dogma that he was disclosing to the world. [...]

(10:10.) Personal grudges would not build up, so that men or women so fear further hurts that they attempt to hide from life or relationships, or shy away from contact with others. [...]

He was hurt and angry, but instead of thinking “I will walk all right, and be impatient with you sometime.” [...]