“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(11:00.) The lack of persistence simply shows that in large measure your way of life suits you both, regardless of its consequences. [...]

[...] Ruburt therefore encountered newer bouts of symptoms that effectively demonstrated and mirrored the feeling of lack of mobility. [...]

(But I stressed that no matter what she did about books, no matter what hassles we might get involved in about that activity, she just couldn’t give up physical mobility in order to express any lack of psychological mobility that we might become involved in. [...]

[...] This tendency actually involves a lack of focus, or a lack in the direction of focus. [...]

[...] The pendulum told me I was worrying about everything from taking too long in producing The “Unknown” Reality to stewing about spending too much time painting, to worrying about my own seeming lack of income. [...]

(I should say here that one of the things the pendulum told me early in the week was that I was concerned because Jane wasn’t having regular sessions any more —that I felt she was missing something important in her life because of this lack. [...]

First of all, many of the questions reinforce the idea of fear, for example, or lack of safety, each time they are asked. [...] Besides this, in an odd fashion, they lack a certain specific nature, as I will shortly explain, and there are too many of them by far to be handled at one session. [...]

[...] It’s far better to think in terms of power than of lacks — the power of life, of motion, of speech, etc. [...]

(Jane finally became quite angry and vexed, and burst out talking about the lack of privacy in 330 today. [...]

[...] He remembers his early lack of discipline in working matters, but he is well disciplined now. [...]

[...] He so feared that he lacked discipline that he becomes too stern a keeper of his own inner fires.

[...] Now in larger terms, and in the deepest sense, there is no evil, only your lack of perception, but I know this is difficult for you to accept. [...]

[...] (To me.) What seems to you as inner difficulties or problems, or lack of success, like Ruburt’s desolations, serve as the very impetus to development.

[...] In Ruburt’s case the body, where the lack of joy showed, and in your case in the paintings, where the greater expressiveness will now add—and has—its own vitality.

[...] If you can get possessions while not having a worthwhile job, then they must work that much harder for more possessions, to prove their way correct, and yours lacking. [...]

[...] We’d wondered about her lack of physical motion to any great degree recently.)

[...] We must ask Seth what can be done about that lack of distinction.)

A species that senses a lack of this quality can in one way or another destroy its offspring — not because they could not survive otherwise, but because the quality of that survival would bring about vast suffering, for example, so distorting the nature of life as to almost make a mockery of it. [...]

If you are focusing upon ideas of poverty, illness or lack, for example, your conscious mind also holds latently concepts of health, vigor and abundance. [...]

I will not bother to make any comments on your lack of decision in following my suggestion during our unscheduled session, nor upon Ruburt’s change of position at the gallery. [...]

[...] Figuratively speaking, it squeezed itself through the bottleneck, and there is a lack of limitation on the other side.

[...] However, the copies were so poor—and lacking lab reports—that Janet said she’d have them redone; now I’m to stop in a couple of days from now—which means the records don’t go to the insurance company before then, either. [...]

[...] He attributes hot weather to laziness, leisure, lack of vigor, fruitless activity, and it annoys him. [...]

If you act upon a belief in freedom and exert it, then it will automatically show you by contrast that the prior belief in lack of freedom was not in basic terms realistic. [...]

[...] Such a situation automatically provides no distractions and a resulting lack of stress. [...]

[...] A strong intensity of a particular nature can give you the feeling of clutter or lack of space. [...]

[...] It is the fear that is behind your lack of movement. [...]