“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] But I felt tubes coming down my neck where they’d been so rigid that they bent where they shouldn’t, and the blood flow wasn’t as good in those bends. [...]

[...] False beliefs can result in a rigid ego that insists upon using the conscious mind in one direction only, further distorting its perceptions.

[...] Nor are there necessarily gradations in which one kind of consciousness progresses in rigid terms from a lower to a higher state. [...]

[...] But the intellect would insist upon keeping rigid control, fearing that if Jane let her spontaneous self hold sway that it would go whole hog psychically, in the worst way, and destroy all other elements and activities of the personality.”

One of the main reasons for this was the old rigid childhood concepts, which were rearoused by his reading, not by our sessions. [...]

[...] This ability is more or less elastic; that is, the ability can expand, and no rigid rules apply to it in a limiting manner.

[...] Thus do we avoid genetic rigidity.

[...] Remember what I have told you, and you will not be tempted to treat time in a rigid manner. [...]

[...] Muscles in the head and neck area that had been held fairly rigid had to respond. [...]

[...] You were not able to give and take and, to some extent, that rigidity is still present in your personality. [...]

[...] He felt you were rigid in your standards. [...]

[...] The psychic work, which is a natural extension of both of your creative abilities, could not be fully utilized by you, individually or jointly, while you maintained such a rigid, specialized focus. [...]

[...] It is sheer nonsense to look back for, or desire, such rigid frameworks of self-worth or merit. [...]

[...] I think she’s quite right about the naval officer being a symbol for the more conventional, or rigid, rational self. [...]

[...] Father Ryan was seen as rigid and uncompromising, but good. [...]

[...] He felt always on shifting ground, and could not get his footing—hence the rigidity.

[...] It is only when the conscious mind becomes rigid in its direction, or allows the ego to take on some of its own functions, that difficulties arise. [...]

[...] In many of these cases there is a severe problem and a certain rigidity coupled with the perfectionist characteristics mentioned earlier.

Permanence as the ego thinks of it would be an alien concept to these portionsof the self, and to them a highly distasteful concept, adding up to rigidity. [...]

When the ego becomes a mere observer rather than a controller, and momentarily suspends its rigid judgments, then inner direct experience is given some freedom and yet the ego is still aware of it. [...]