“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The envelope object was made in our presence; because we were present we feel an emotional rapport with the data which would be lacking for an outsider. [...]

[...] (Pause.) At the same time there are feelings that to relax would be to let go too much (louder)—slide into overly spontaneous behavior, to lack control over one’s life, to lose the observer’s fine focus. [...]

[...] In its fashion, however, this book is geared to bring about the development of such abilities, for it is not a lack of methods that inhibits such activities. [...]

[...] It seems like the most heartless lack of compassion to say that such a situation was the most natural, and in the long run for all, the most advantageous. [...]

[...] Do not concentrate upon the lacks. [...]

[...] If you feel threatened by certain situations, and lacking protection, then you will take certain steps that might not be taken otherwise, so your actions are vastly different according to whether or not you realize that you are indeed being protected.

They appear to lack the apparent physical durability of, say, a table or a chair, the table and chair being examples of physical realities. [...]

[...] A lack of understanding concerning tension will always lead an organism to fight against itself.

[...] The physical situation will change in any case, and for the better (long pause), but the crisis situation itself helped rearouse Ruburt’s lack of trust. [...]

[...] Regardless of all of that, however, and taking all of that for granted, if you will forgive me (whispering), I sometimes feel that you might perhaps both lack a certain trust (loudly) in the nature of your own intents, and in the activity of Framework 2 as far as it concerns you and that publishing house. [...]

[...] The last on time is connected, incidentally, with what we have been speaking of, for it can lead to an insistence upon outer realities, and result in a lack of inner intuitional development, which alone is the fountainhead of true art.

[...] That you would resent the lack of privacy involved, and blame him for it.

[...] It is not a matter of refusing to accept it, but a lack of perception. [...]

[...] He had offers of other jobs that would have pleased him more, but he is so convinced of his lack of power that he did not dare take advantage of the opportunities. [...]

Now: we have a young man who felt himself to be unimportant, lacking in stature or ability—the kind of a person who would be lost in a crowd.

To some extent he lacks the kind of faith in people that I have, because of the belief systems that surround you. It bothers him that some people, he thinks, consider that our books make up another bible or its equivalent, and it seems to him that their lack of understanding in that regard hampers his own creativity. [...]

It is, as a rule, lack of knowledge on the part of the ego as to the nature of reality, and its part in it, and the resulting fear, that often prevents a personality from accepting spontaneous expression of emotions in general. [...]

There is an overemphasis here on the one hand, and a lack on the other. [...]

[...] When you do not take any steps toward an ideal position, then your life does lack excitement. [...]

[...] So in certain terms everyone exists in Framework 2. Many people, however, live out their lives, practically speaking, in Framework 1. Ruburt’s physical condition has been most troublesome to you both, for in that area you have stressed impediments and felt a lack of control. [...]