“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You cannot make any valid judgment on the basis of one or two pictures alone.

[...] This involves value judgments of a very important type and I will not go into them tonight. [...]

6. According to some Christian sects, all of this is to transpire at the Parousia, or the anticipated Second Coming of Jesus Christ, during the Last Judgment. [...]

Again, you cannot separate your systems of values and your most intimate philosophical judgments from the other areas of your private or mass experience.

[...] This involves value judgments of a very important type, and I will not go into them tonight.

[...] When you awaken, do not make intellectual judgments concerning the relative importance of a dream or decide it is not pertinent enough to record. [...]

[...] The self, as other sections of this material explains, has methods not only of perception, but of criticism and judgment, that man in general does not take advantage of nearly as much as he could.

[...] He did not feel physically loved or wanted by you, but more than this you see, he agreed with the judgment that he felt both of you had made. [...]

You use abilities, and so does Joseph, that cannot be used effectively at this present stage simultaneously with outer egotistical intellectual judgments. [...]

[...] You can trust her intuition and judgment along these lines. [...]

[...] For this reason, while he is still tempted to lead, he allows himself to lead only in small ways, not trusting yet the judgment which at one time betrayed him.

You have done much for them, and you will be able to do more in direct proportion to your ability to understand that their judgment of you is based upon their own present false conceptions.

[...] He was more used to an independence of motion, and greater leeway in using his own judgment. [...]

[...] Because Ruburt is trying to learn gentleness this time and because he is a woman strongly attached to you, his respect for you is boundless and in most cases he will give in to what he considers your superior judgment. [...]

[...] I made no judgments about that relationship. [...]

[...] Without judgment or rancor I note that my parents never seemed to have the slightest interest in Jane’s work (although they loved her dearly), while taking my own abilities for granted as they had done all of my life. [...]

It wasn’t hard for me to answer, with no judgment or resentment implied. [...]

[...] At his preference and demand, he changed from a public to a Catholic school after the third grade.⁴ This was against his mother’s judgment. [...]

[...] Even then you could make no judgment without knowing all the facts . [...]

[...] … Even then, without knowing all the facts you could not make a judgment, for the illness could still serve by giving the personality a sense of security, being kept on hand as an ever-present emergency device in case the new unifying principle should fail.

[...] The reasons have to do with my judgment rather than any fear of distortion.

[...] In a fashion, to an extent he will refuse to be accountable for his actions—therefore taking them out of the frame of judgment within which other people must operate. [...]