“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The cat foods were of various brands, the labels brightly colored. [...]

[...] Many people tabbed with that label should not be. There are so-called classic cases of schizophrenia—and borderline ones, so-called—but in any case the label is highly misleading and negatively suggestive.

The person labeled schizophrenic, momentarily or for varying periods of time, lacks a certain kind of psychological veneer. [...]

[...] I’ve labeled them that way in my mind. [...]

[...] Now: As soon as you label yourself you are setting limitations, putting up boundaries and defining the reality of your psyche — usually according to quite limited beliefs.

[...] You are so taken with the idea of labels that many follow astrology blindly. [...]

[...] He would think of the abject label again, have no use for himself, and think the whole thing useless. [...]

[...] When I speak so, I am isolating a certain portion of your subjective reality, and labeling it for convenience. [...]

[...] Then you see you search for the someone else, neatly labeled, but the capabilities and personality developments must be pursued within the self. [...]

[...] It finds it highly difficult to assimilate any information not time-oriented, therefore it labels it as meaningless. [...]

If he thinks in terms of doing what he wants to do, even if he assigns time to the pursuits, he is better off than labeling anything work. [...]

You have put sexual labels, then, on the intellect and the emotions, so that they seem like opposites to you.

People felt depersonalized beneath labels, so that they were told: “Oh, yes, you are a victim of ulcers, or anxiety attacks, or whatever,” while the very personal suffering portion of their beings was ignored. [...]

You were well aware, intuitively, of Ruburt’s strong abilities, though you had no labels for them. [...]

[...] Was Londondale a coat label? [...]

If in your private subjective reality you label yourself, unthinkingly now, in too-limited a fashion, then you can see yourself for example as the isolated artist at the brunt of society, the misunderstood poet that must be protected from the world’s ways—mythic material that falls short. [...]

[...] Society would be much better off if man labeled multitudinous levels of physical health rather than dignifying negative concepts by giving them names and designations.

[...] There are certain sessions I’ve labelled ‘fill-in’ sessions in my mind for some time now, or thought of them as covering ‘floating material.’ They aren’t book sessions or specifically personal ones. [...]

(With many pauses to start:) Dictation: During this period that we have labeled as belonging to the dreamers, certain subjective actions took place as the “structure” of earthly tuned consciousness formed the phenomena of “the self.”

(To Phil) You are learning to tap your life energy, to feel its power, its availability and its strength, and that is good, and do not label it. [...]

[...] If we take for example a particular range of various perception patterns, for convenience’s sake, and label them one self, then the various patterns within would appear to be minor selves forming the whole.

[...] It is almost automatic, for example, to label a man a murderer, and identify him with his crime. [...]

[...] The unknown reality exists to the extent that you do not travel joyfully through the intimate lands of the psyche, to the extent that you do not directly experience your life as original (forcefully), but accept labels put on it by others. [...]