“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] His own native resiliency and your combined psychic reinforcement protected him. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s healing nature protects and enriches your meals, and this is an important and constant element in your well-being.

[...] You believed the painting self had to be protected … as you felt that your father had to protect his creative self in the household….”

[...] You are being protected for this period. [...]

[...] I have been ending the sessions earlier for a time merely to protect my interests. [...]

[...] You put up barriers to protect the creative self from the exterior world, which you fear would destroy it, and from the interior world, for left alone the creative self might just slam paint upon a canvas without discipline, or might show more than we are willing to show. [...]

If in your private subjective reality you label yourself, unthinkingly now, in too-limited a fashion, then you can see yourself for example as the isolated artist at the brunt of society, the misunderstood poet that must be protected from the world’s ways—mythic material that falls short. [...]

[...] In self-protection he tried to become the same way, to inhibit his sexuality because of what he thought of as your temperamental differences, and also because of the work schedule interruptions.

[...] They banded together in large family groups, again in need for protection. [...]

Your reactions the other night, Joseph, had to do with two things; this sense of unjustified inferiority with your own ability to deal with the outside world, hence your physical immobility and back spasm; and with a superficial, rationalizing and false protective measure that operates intellectually in your case, making you think that outside conditions are so stupid that you refuse to do anything to alleviate them, feeling that the situation is so ridiculous that nothing you could do would change it. [...]

[...] The corner working space, any corner working space, pleases him, because it provides a place for the collection of psychic energy, and also serves as protection to his way of seeing things. [...]

In their own ways, these are heroes representing the detective who is out to protect good against evil, to set things right. [...]

[...] Christ is one of these: in some respects the most ideal detective — in a different context, however — out to save the good and to protect the world from harm. [...]

[...] You have been of considerable help, assuring him that he is indeed protected, and he has been making strides there himself. [...]

[...] They flew low, I thought, their formation unbalanced — one tail of their inverted V was much longer than the other; inside the V, as though being protected, flew a small group that was not in formation.

[...] It seems the worst kind of idiocy to suggest that the individual has any kind of effective protection against illness or disease. [...]

This sort of growth allows also for the development of inner discipline, that will grow simultaneously with inner spontaneity; and a screening process of sorts develops that is indeed beneficial for your own protection. [...]

[...] Ruburt is always under my protection in his out-of-body experiments. [...]

[...] And Jane, trying to protect herself from the negative suggestions that had been administered to her like psychic hammerblows, ever since she’d entered the hospital, could only weakly demur on the subject of operations.

(In the same average voice she began: “In the shadow of the image organized religion [at the same time my hands want to fly up], after it has been set up, has always been afraid of revelationary knowledge; to protect itself; and the Catholic Church in particular cast it in the form of a devil, which I was taught: the sin of pride, wanting to learn.”

[...] He was ignoring and hiding his fears to protect you as well as himself.

[...] He was so sure of his identity that he did not feel the need to protect it, so that he could expand his awareness in a way now quite foreign to you.

Children understand the importance of symbols, and they use them constantly to protect themselves — not from their own reality but from the adult world. [...]