“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Before I launch into a discussion on another matter, let me remind you that you can also make the error of concentrating upon Ruburt’s symptoms, and ignoring improvements, and this does not help him.

[...] I told myself to ignore it, yet began to feel a sense of strain whether or not I wore the glasses. [...]

[...] If you identify too strongly with those categories, however, then you can also concentrate upon the differences between you and others—or you and the world at large, and ignore the large context of interrelationship that provides the context in which such categories can exist.

[...] The exercises are important symbolically because they show he is willing to spend time with his body rather than ignoring it. [...]

[...] When I started painting, I was appalled to discover my ignorance. [...]

[...] Your mother realizes how she is opening avenues through which you understand more than you did, and she knows that you follow her on journeys of which other family members are ignorant.

We will ignore the last part of your sentence and agree with the first part. [...]

[...] You accept as real only certain classifications of events and ignore others. [...]

[...] Then to a larger extent you realize your own reality, and are free to use abilities that in the daytime you ignore or deny.

[...] Usually you ignore them. [...]

[...] His or her own desires and beliefs activate certain abilities and ignore others.

[...] Yet, even given ancient concepts like that of Seth’s spacious present, the participants in such adventures usually quite happily ignore the conclusion that reincarnation should also operate from the opposite direction—the future—just as well! [...]

[...] Buddhism and Hinduism would banish the very thought: How dare one even think of escaping, or just simply ignoring, his or her “fate or destiny” (to put it loosely)! [...]

[...] (I haven’t come across anything in the media yet about either one of those.) If reincarnational and genetic systems are intermixed, then it could be said that even a person’s decision to ignore his or her reincarnational heritage was in itself genetically based—and it could be fun to explore the contradictory ramifications of such a state. [...]

[...] I’ve also been praised or criticized for elements that I hadn’t realized existed in a painting, while my conscious intentions were ignored or unperceived. [...]

You limit the capacity of your conscious mind by refusing to allow it to use a larger scope of attention, so that you have remained closed and ignorant about the different, varied, but rich experiences of other species: They do appear beneath you. [...]

[...] Evil actions, in other words, are the result of ignorance and misunderstanding. [...]

The general public, however, has been obviously largely ignorant of the books. [...]

[...] Improvements in Ruburt’s condition were ignored (underlined) largely by both of you, and instead concentration was upon the symptoms that still remained.

[...] Yet the idea is still a belief about reality, and so there will be invisible gulfs in his experience of which he is ignorant.

[...] The author, while basically correct, ignores for example the reality of reincarnation; and Ruburt’s protests to the contrary, reincarnation belongs both with metaphysics and psychology, and cannot be ignored.

[...] Their own development however would not be as complete had they chosen to ignore the responsibility. [...]