“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

It is a great mistake to imagine that the human being has but one ego, however. [...]

Your mother’s home would not have served your purposes, yours or Ruburt’s. I tell you that so that you realize you did not make a mistake.

[...] You are not making the same mistake. [...]

[...] Since the hand was in shadow, there was no mistaking the change.

[...] It was a mistake, for no sooner did the subject come up than Jane began again with but one minute’s rest. [...]

[...] It can erase your difficulties as easily as you can erase a mistake on a painting, easily and swiftly and beautifully and well. [...]

[...] After death there is no instant struggle, where birth on your plane involves a pressing, agonizing attempt to get one’s bearings, and learn new patterns of behavior, when there is no time in your sense really to make any mistakes at all. [...]

[...] [John happens to be a good friend of Leonard’s, though merely an acquaintance of ours; Leonard evidently made an absentminded mistake in addressing the card.] The address line of the card thus contains three names. [...]

[...] Ruburt, however, could conceivably become so disciplined that his passionate intuitive involvement was rendered much less active, and this would be a mistake.

[...] We had great trouble with the name ‘Decatur.’ This is my interpretation of what she said, and now I wonder if I made a mistake. [...]

[...] One when he took the thermostat, threw it by mistake into the Jeep, where it lay forgotten and hidden; and another occasion three weeks later when it was dumped. [...]

[...] [Jane agreed to these procedures, of course.] Were these decisions mistakes?

A mistake for example in notes would not apply here. [...]

[...] … But your errors and mistakes, luckily enough, are not real and do not affect reality, for Dr. King still lives.”

[...] And this, dear friends, was a big mistake, because the part of him that he denies fights back with more power than he knows.

[...] But you are not after all supposed to depend upon me, but to develop your own insights, and also to gain from your own mistakes and experience. [...]

[...] As you learn control, such mistakes vanish.

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

I must tell you however, that a session begun through mistake, so to speak, after a few drinks, would not suffer as far as the material itself were concerned. [...]

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