“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She positively bubbled with pleasure, and I knew at once that we’d made the right decision. [...]

Their lives became a way of avoiding pain instead of seeking out pleasure or satisfaction. [...]

[...] Preparing Oversoul Seven gives him a good point of concentration, yet beyond that he should allow himself the leisure and pleasure of playing with concepts, with poetry, and even with painting. [...]

[...] Your own purpose can and will make life a daily pleasure when you let your conditions go. [...]

[...] It can aid many people, for it is ungeneralized and vast, and it will bring you much satisfaction and pleasure as it helps others. [...]

(“It’s a pleasure.”)

(9:27.) When you feel that way, you deepen a sense of isolation, while at the same time robbing yourselves of the true pleasures of accomplishment and creativity that a light isolation provides. [...]

[...] He should think of other matters at least briefly, and concern himself with innocent pleasures so that he may be renewed.

[...] As always I await your pleasure.

[...] I am not here for your amusement or pleasure. [...]

These capsules can be seen by you under certain circumstances and have been called astral bodies … a term which does not meet with my pleasure….

[...] “Then my feet get hot,” she said, then exclaimed in pleasure, “Look how fast it’s going”—meaning her left big toe. [...]

[...] You become incapable of getting out of yourself, even to the extent of enjoying small pleasures and, little by little it seems every joy is withdrawn from you until nothing is left but despair.

Your face does not as easily express your pleasure, so that did not physically show as often. [...]

[...] The emphasis is not upon pleasure, but on the avoidance of pain. [...]

[...] Only those very sure of their reality can afford to take pleasure in small things and to enjoy them. [...]

[...] It is highly important now that you do indeed concentrate upon the beauties and pleasures of the moment. [...]

His idea of noting down the pleasures or good points of the day should be maintained. [...]

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It began—the cold—after Eleanor (Friede) showed such pleasure with (Jane’s autobiography) Rich Bed. [...]

[...] This does not mean “lying” to yourself; but if it seems to you that your background held no joys, accomplishments or pleasures, then you are lying to yourself now. [...]

[...] They did to some extent — but to my surprise and pleasure they continued to arrive at that slower but steady pace. [...]