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Ruburt saw himself as a writer, and judged himself through that focus, and other accomplishments that did not rigidly adhere to that focus were not considered successes, or even were jealously regarded as detriments. [...]

[...] You are not jealous of talents you do not possess, and so you can openheartedly encourage them in others. [...]

[...] You end up with separate disciplines: biology, psychology, physics, mathematics, and so forth, each with its own group of facts, jealously guarded, each providing its own world view: the world as seen through biology, or reality as seen through the eyes of physics.

[...] He was afraid you would be jealous, that others would say he dominated you, and to some extent both of you felt the symptoms helped you save face in society.

Ego concern is a very jealous concern, and it is directly connected to the personality’s concept of survival necessities within the physical universe. [...]

[...] Ruburt was jealous for his own authority at the gallery. [...]

[...] It also realizes the experiences open to it that would otherwise be unavailable, and it can now itself grow in understanding and development, and as a willing and able protector, but not a jealous one.

The outer ego, being of later development, is jealous of its position and would have all knowledge at its fingertips. [...]

Give us a moment … Selfhood overspills with great luxurious outcroppings, yet you jealously guard against such creativity. [...]

[...] She was pleased—with your talent, per se, but she was jealous of you. [...]

[...] At that time, long past, you were worried and somewhat jealous of Ruburt’s work progress. [...]

(At the time Rebellers was published, I was jealous, but it took me some time to learn this. [...]

(A quick recheck with the pendulum as I write these notes reaffirms that I want Jane to be a success, that I am not jealous, that I am happy to have left the job, and that I want to be a painter.)

I accept no substitutes, and in that respect I am like a jealous God. [...]

[...] You are jealous in that regard of what you consider his spontaneity. [...]

[...] You were wishing for a playmate, and were jealous because your brother stayed so long with your father. [...]

[...] He is possessive and jealous, and gave you his entire loyalty. [...]

At certain levels both cat and mouse understand the nature of the life energy they share, and are not — in those terms — jealous for their own individuality. [...]

[...] For a while, now, the symptoms also represented a holding back because he feared you were jealous of his success, to save you embarrassment, as mentioned in the past.

Nebene is quite jealous of Tam’s influence, such as it is, but again, Nebene let it be known he disapproved. [...]