“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You have made up for your mistakes, Joseph. [...]

[...] This material is meant in no way to corrode your confidence, but to show you past mistakes which you have already begun to remedy. [...]

[...] The interest in extrasensory perception, the interest in science and religion, all represent efforts on his part to tie various of his older personalities together, and to learn from their mistakes.

[...] It is possible that the wife in question may work out well also, but the approach to her should not be overly impassioned, as this would be a mistake.

[...] A note added later: Seth made a mistake here, as will be seen in the 639th session. [...]

It would have been a mistake of the most tragic order, however, to shy away from the full development of abilities. [...]

[...] The mistakes in the long run, and in your terms, will not count, but they are very real to you at this time. [...]

[...] Afterward the critics may point out patterns, assign the work to a certain school, connect the images or symbols to those in other paintings — and then make the mistake of believing the symbols to be general, always apt, meaning the same thing wherever they are found. [...]

(The second instance involved the hassle we’ve been involved in with Elmira Video over mistakes in our billing. [...]

His present mother, remembering subconsciously past transgressions of his, now counts upon his impulsive nature and sensitivity to pay him back, this of course representing a mistake on her part, for which she will have to suffer the consequences in still another existence.

[...] As a subconscious punishment he allowed the painting to be lost through a series of small slips, errors and mistakes of his own, and others.

[...] This is to be expected, but you will learn from your mistakes, as well as from your successes.

[...] He kept on dancing however, a mistake.

[...] Trust your nature, and then you will see that what you consider mistakes are simply insights that come out of place, so to speak, and that has to do with your remarks before the session.

(“Is that a mistake, Frank Watts?”)

[...] When I filled out my application for the insurance policy that went with the AAA membership, I inadvertently made a mistake in my license number. [...] I was told the mistake did not matter.

[...] I see the office of your precious Psychic Society, and your director, but Ruburt fears to make a mistake, and he blocks me.

[...] She felt Seth was ready to talk about the American Society for Psychic Research; but she was so afraid of making a mistake that she couldn’t let the material come through yet.

[...] His mistake has been in letting his imagination work against him, thwarting his desire, rather than for him.

Your mistake is in judging existence by its protrusion into matter as you are familiar with matter, and this attitude indeed will persist into any foreseeable future without basic change. [...]

[...] When he tries to put on ordinary working clothes, however, something happens: the shorts keep changing into a Turkish towel, and harder he tries to pull the pants on the more and more they change, until there is no mistaking that the shorts simply will not do. [...]

[...] Genius was seen as a mistake of chromosomes, or the fortunate result of a man’s hatred for his father. [...]

[...] Do not mistake me. [...]

[...] If you recall, on several occasions he was so certain of the static that he checked to see if he had left the radio on by mistake.