“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Your misunderstandings, your crimes, and your atrocities, real as they are, are seldom committed out of any intent to be evil, but because of severe misinterpretations about the nature of good, and the means that can be taken toward its actualization. [...]

[...] You would not tell yourself that Leonard could stand some help, because your fear made you misinterpret the message. [...]

You are also, as you know, relatively (underlined) of a solitary nature, and to some degree, and because of misinterpretation, distrustful and resentful at the thought that suggestion is so important between individuals. [...]

So, even in the dream you misinterpreted and distorted the violence. [...]

You were aware incidentally of your own misinterpretation, and the appearance of your father in both the dreams was opposed by the female vessel symbol, as the opposition between both parents has been an important element in your subconscious life.

This put him on guard so that he would then often misinterpret ordinary remarks that you made. [...]

(Long pause, eyes closed.) Such attitudes and dire misinterpretations often occur as mistakes in reading life, as if you insert an extra vowel or syllable that does not belong, but change the interpretation of an entire passage. [...]

This is a given characteristic of life, regardless of the beliefs that may lead you to misinterpret the actions of nature, casting some of its creatures in a reprehensible light.

[...] Some have excellent recall, for example, but often misinterpret their experience because of conscious ideas.

The information on the Denmark life in Chapter Eleven is correct, except for a misinterpretation. [...]

[...] “Now, Ruburt, or any individual in a low mood, might misinterpret information, overstating pessimistic elements. Persons given to the need for self-punishment will consistently misinterpret any perception in this manner.”

[...] Despite all misinterpretations, therefore, the universe is caring, and so is nature.

[...] Yet those abilities arise in each generation, misinterpreted or no. [...]

(4:12.) These were distortive offshoots connected with misinterpretations of ideas of equality, connected with a democratic government. [...]

[...] Or again, that will be misinterpreted, that will be used “wrongly” by others? [...]

[...] You do not believe in ideas in the same way that you believe in physical objects, so if I tell you that God is an idea, you will misinterpret this to mean that God is less than real — nebulous, without reality, without purpose, and without motive action.

[...] In other words, instances where he misinterpreted your meaning, or anticipated a negative reaction.

[...] You project your present beliefs backward into history, and you misinterpret many of the conditions that you observe in the natural world. [...]

Those who imagine they look upon nature with the most objective of eyes are those whose subjective beliefs blind them most of all, for they cannot see through their own misinterpretations. [...]

[...] I somewhat misinterpreted what Seth had said concerning projections. [...]

[...] I do not throw up distortions of my own making, and therefore misinterpret the reactions of others. [...]