“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Literal minds, looking for evidential proof, would insist that the physical body itself must rise, ascending, hence the related stories, the misinterpretation of data. [...]

(Here there was a pause, which we misinterpreted as being the end of the answer.

We may as well carry this further right now, in spite of certain dangers of misinterpretation that could, but I hope will not, result. [...]

[...] You see, while you harbor bitter feelings toward any person or any organization you are not free, and you will misinterpret your information to that degree. [...]

[...] The term, “to lose or save your soul”, has been grossly misinterpreted and distorted, for it is the part of you that is indeed indestructible. [...]

[...] It does mean that your concepts force you to misinterpret and distort any “intrusive” information, or experience, that is part of portions of your own being that you do not recognize as your official self.

This interrelationship is not in terms of cause and effect, as this law is a distortive misinterpretation of actuality. [...]

This is obviously somewhat simplified, in that the ego constantly changes, and the above examples must be read carefully or their meaning could be misinterpreted. [...]

[...] I did not give you this material earlier; quite truthfully, I believe you would have misinterpreted it.

[...] So when you discuss it the problem becomes an excellent focal point, showing you how you interact, how you interpret and misinterpret each other, and brings out quite clearly any basic conflicts that you have.

I hesitate in many instances to say what I might, because it is so easy to misinterpret meanings; but when you ask what is the purpose of consciousness you take it for granted there must be one purpose — where the greater truth and creativity must be that consciousness itself cannot be aware of all of its own purposes, but ever discovers its own nature through its own manifestations.

[...] The misunderstandings—and this has been covered—lead to overreactions on both of your parts, and lead both of you to misinterpret your contributions, because initially you do not approve of yourselves.

[...] Divest yourself of as many of them as possible, for they can cause you to misinterpret your experiences. [...]

[...] Since the attributes of egotistical consciousness have been so misinterpreted, you usually consider it only in its analytical breaking-down functions. [...]

[...] For example: You may also misinterpret “revelatory” material because you try to structure it in reference to your ordinary conscious organizations. [...]

If you misinterpret the myths, then you may believe that man has fallen from grace and that his very creaturehood is cursed, in which case you will not trust your body or allow it its “natural” pattern of self-therapy.

This cooperative nature of the libido has been completely overlooked and misinterpreted for various reasons, many simply due to ignorance. [...]

There is some, but do not misinterpret or overinterpret and do not insist too much upon specifics. [...]

[...] (Humorously.) The nonexpression leaves the door open for all kinds of misinterpretations. [...]

(To Mark.) First of all I have been misinterpreted. [...]