“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Many spontaneous ideas for paintings and sketches you automatically reject because of several reasons. [...]

[...] He feels therefore rejected by any family group.

(10:24.) Telepathically, if the process is done correctly, your idea will also affect any people who were connected with the original event, though they can choose to reject as well as accept your version.

[...] The “no” being rejected is rigidity.

[...] That is, at least rejection wasn’t implied, but I must admit that both of us are very cautious about expecting any sort of real acceptance via academia; certainly not these days. [...]

[...] Had he simply rejected the manuscript and not written the letter that he did, the meeting would not have taken place; and he knew this also.

[...] Science cannot be blamed for saying that its methods are not conducive to the study of this or that area of experience—but science should at least be rapped on the knuckles smartly if it automatically rejects such behavior as valid, legitimate or real, or when it attempts to place such events outside of the realm of actuality. [...]

[...] You would not be rejecting guests at the door, per se, but telling them to return at such and such an hour, or to leave a note. [...]

[...] Do you accept it or reject it, or does it do you good on certain levels? [...]

[...] Your love and concern would not have been so apparent, you would have become dejected as a result of his condition, he would have interpreted that as disapproval and rejection, and a good week’s time might have been spent under the same conditions, so you have improved.

In any system the idealization has already accepted certain kinds of events as significant, and has rejected other (quite-as-probable events) as nonsignificant. [...]

This alone will cause adverse experience, making you reject the very basis of your own framework of experience. [...]

[...] But all of your difficulties are based to one extent or another on self-rejection that has gone unquestioned. [...]

He will feel rejected, as you know (pause), and this can lead to resentment. [...]

[...] Fred told her that the other places had rejected her because of the ulcers. [...]

(I also told Pete that Andy Fife had told me that Jane had been rejected by the other facilities in the area, because in their opinion she required too much personal care. [...]

[...] You cannot force another person to experience an event he or she rejects. [...]

[...] Ruburt rejected most of those; and so, in your relationship with Ruburt, did you.

He sees more than you do, or more than his mother does, because he does not yet realize that you only accept certain patterns and reject others. [...]

Your dreams are private, as your waking life is, and yet there is a mass waking experience and a mass dreaming experience in which each individual finds his or her own place, and accepts or rejects events. [...]