“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In repression the resentment is shoved beneath and ignored. [...]

[...] It enables the individual to enlarge understanding through experience, to fill in gaps of ignorance, to do what should be done. [...]

[...] As I try to counteract your ignorance, I couldn’t resist. [...]

The authors ignore this question. [...]

They will then think that there is no real comparison to be made between the two, since each individual dream world would be a conglomeration of diverse individualistic symbols, even if they were projected into a type of universe of which the conscious mind was ignorant.

(Pause at 9:44.) There was a necessary period of time in which Ruburt and yourself experimented in several areas of psychic exploration, quite rightly picking and choosing those areas that suited you best, and ignoring others that you found for whatever reasons unsuitable. [...]

The idea is to be alert for psychological contents of the mind that we usually ignore, that science can’t prove or disprove … where we take experience over theory.

[...] You have a fine, strong and worthwhile purpose, but you will not fulfill it well while you rail against what you do not have, and ignore the abilities and gifts and blessings that you do have.

[...] But all are interconnected, and you cannot ignore one except at the expense of others.

[...] I am merely saying that the personality only now is discovering the inner reality of which so many are ignorant.

The book Ruburt ordered can be helpful if he ignores some of the suggestions, and you help him with the adjustments that will operate simply as aids.

[...] When he finished with the Catholic church, for example, he was certain that the secular, academic world offered the answers to the questions ignored, he felt, by religion. [...]

“Well,” Jane said as we sat for the session, “I’d almost rather feel that you were the victim of blind chance or accident, rather than that you get sick because of your own dumb ignorance or choice….” [...]

[...] When you change your beliefs and attitudes so that you no longer expect so-called important people to ignore you, they will not. [...]

[...] Your problem then is not how to deal with normal aggressiveness, but how to handle it when it has remained unexpressed, ignored, and denied over a long period of time. [...]

[...] It pretends that accidents are possible, that death is an end, and it tries to ignore all of the great threads of feeling and intent that do not fit into that picture. [...]

[...] His wife is ignorant in the main of his financial manipulations, and she hides what suspicions she has from herself.

[...] Yet at the same time Ruburt was able to catch an inner glimpse of that world, its emptiness and the obvious existence of important dilemmas, ignorance, and that finally—it was simply another field of human endeavor.

Prentice represented, to you (me), the world you had to protect yourself from, and be on guard against in the business world that had never understood your father—the unartistic, ever out to ruin the artistic product through ignorance, and lack of sensitivity.

(Pause at 11:23.) Quite deliberately you use your conscious mind playfully, creating a game as children do, in which for a time you completely ignore what seems to be in physical terms and “pretend” that what you really want is real.

Time as you know it, is simply ignored as an element here. [...]