“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I had absolutely no reaction to the news at all — and at once remembered my total lack of reaction when our lawyer had told me that the insurance business was settled. [...]

(“How is he going to come to terms with the lack of public recognition that he wants so much as a writer?”)

[...] It is the public image as he thinks he has as a psychic that bothers him, more than the one he feels is lacking as a writer. [...]

[...] This has resulted at times in a lack of conviction.

[...] Whenever distortions appear in the material it is indeed a tip-off of a given area that is particularly touchy to Ruburt personally, or represents an area in which he is not sure; a lack of conviction.

Computers, however grand and complicated, cannot dream, and so for all of their incredible banks of information, they must lack the kind of unspoken knowing knowledge that the smallest plant or seed possesses. [...]

[...] This feeling however, having its roots in “lack of rights” and his alliance with you, also provides him with the unity upon which his life is based: the poetry, the psychic work, and yourself. [...]

[...] It carried him through all of his early years, this belief in the writing self that automatically justified his existence and more (underlined) than made up for any other lacks, he felt. [...]

[...] But there was a laxness within, and a lack of inner concentration that in this life hampered earlier development.

The personality sensed this lack and at the same time was aware of an impetus. [...]

(At the same time, she wants to ask Seth tomorrow about her very noticeable lack of movements during the last fours days now, at least. [...]

[...] The children are strictly raised, and a lack of normal spontaneity is the rule rather than the exception. [...]

[...] Since you understand so clearly the reasons for his problem, his lack of belief in the fact that he can indeed get well, then do your best to remind him that he can get well. [...]

(Pause.) I give you my blessings as always, and I want to reassure you, saying again that all issues are redeemed, and any failures seem finally to be only steps along the way, seen as failure only because they seemed lacking in the light of your own expectations. [...]

Indeed, part of the would-be suicide’s dilemma may be caused by a lack of communication with others, a misinterpretation of the motives of friends or family members, and a difficulty in expressing one’s own needs and wishes.

[...] A lack of communication between the ego and the inner self is obviously one of the main causes for such difficulties.

Two: I will approve of and rejoice in my accomplishments, and I will be as vigorous in listing these—as rigorous in remembering them—as I have ever been in remembering and enumerating my failures or lacks of accomplishment. [...]

[...] The best I could do would be to hit certain high points, perhaps in isolated poems or essays, and they would lack the overall unity, continuity, and organization that Seth has here provided automatically.

Besides this, I have certain unique experiences during sessions that seem to compensate for my lack of conscious creative involvement. [...]

[...] (I noticed this particularly, since I have tried dictating letters into a recorder, with noted lack of success. [...]

[...] Valid enough, perhaps, but lacking original insight and individuality like the Seth material has.

[...] But since all beings can be said to be by-products in one respect, this does not imply any lack of equality.

[...] There has been somewhat a lack of correlation; and as you supposed, Joseph, sometimes in interpretation.

The child may go from one illness to another, or simply display an odd disinclination for life — a lack of enthusiasm, until finally in some cases the child dies at an early age. [...]

Your lack of verbal communication of your exact feelings, plus your learned facility for facially expressing disapproval, only allowed him to reinforce his ideas.

All of this becomes very complicated because of your value judgments, which oftentimes seem to lack — if you will forgive me — all natural common sense. [...]

Now: there is one main issue in particular that mitigates against a full life, generally speaking, and that shows itself in many instances in either physical illness, or in the “illness” of poor relationships, or lacks of fulfillment. [...]