“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Dream projections are quite different, in any case, and the ego is already protected, as mentioned by Seth.

The point of difficulty is your panicky and protective huddling within the core of a limited self, and your fear to set aside the endless doors between self and what seems to be not self, that you yourself have erected.

[...] She doesn’t enjoy the protection a scientist does, who probes into a particular subject in depth, then makes a learned report on it from an “objective” position that’s safely outside the field of study. [...]

[...] It does not particularly help that young man when our Florence piles on weight because she then feels less vulnerable, and more protected from her world.

[...] According to Seth, Jane and I knew Mark in Denmark in the 1600’s. Mark, Seth told us, had a large angel tattooed on his chest as a good luck charm, and believed it to be a protection against storms at sea.

[...] Ruburt’s own personality is in no way threatened by them, and his ego has been carefully coddled and protected. [...]

You will be taken advantage of in many instances because you are afraid to act even in a self-protective manner, because in the past your actions resulted in violence. [...]

While my communications will come exclusively through Ruburt at all times, to protect the integrity of the material, I will invite the reader to become aware of me as a personality, so that he may then realize that communication from other realities is possible, and that he himself is therefore open to perception that is not physical.

[...] Apparently this worried me, for I ran to my body for protection. [...]

I feel very protective of them. [...]

[...] Before you begin the experiment, the suggestion should also be given that the physical organism will be well protected and comfortable.

I knew Rob was right, though: Some self-protection is necessary on my part. [...]

[...] … We protect such systems. [...]

[...] I felt protective toward them; both of my younger brothers had left home, and one had married. [...]

[...] Seth told us a number of times that Jane did not have arthritis, like her mother Marie did, but had instead started to develop deep self-protective defense mechanisms at an early age as a result of her chaotic and fatherless upbringing.

[...] They make it harder to see the house from the street corner, almost as though they’re offering protective shelter in their own ways. [...]

“Therefore you consistently choose men in whom you see feminine characteristics, hoping that these more gentle qualities will protect you against the other feared masculine traits that you have exaggerated.”

Our relationship with nuclear energy, then, as it has been with warfare, is mainly adversarial: We still crave protection from our own creations. [...]

[...] (As when someone comes to the door at mealtime.) Any corner working place pleases him because it provides for the collection of psychic energy and serves as protection.

[...] He also projects upon cellular components like genes and DNA¹⁴ learned concepts of “protection” and “selfishness”: DNA is said to care only about its own survival and “knowledge,” and not whether its host is man, plant, or animal. [...]

[...] They did not need long periods of protection as infants, but in an animal fashion were physically more agile at younger ages than, say, the human infant.

[...] It could do nothing but attack to protect whatever reality it had, for it knew Ruburt created it only to slay it, if possible.

[...] After all, she commented recently, the porch would protect our back door, too, especially from all of that winter weather….