“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In Ruburt’s case the fear was greater, until it seemed sometimes that if he succeeded in his work he would do so at some peril: You might be put in an unpleasant light, or he might become a fanatic, displaying those despicable, feminine hysterical qualities.

[...] Some individuals alternate their sex in each (succeeding) life. [...]

[...] Each little painting becomes a unique adventure both technically and emotionally, and I hardly succeed in solving every attempt I make. [...]

[...] The grouping was doomed to failure, in that it could not succeed in helping the personality, you see, but hindered it.

[...] Each succeeding reincarnation finds you in a better position to do so. [...]

[...] The interpretation of scanty records, including the Dead Sea Scrolls, has given rise to debate, but it appears he was either Menahem ben Judah, who was killed in A.D. 66 in Jerusalem, or a nephew, who survived and succeeded him.)

[...] He merely succeeds in perceiving action as bits and pieces, and fights its flow. [...]

[...] You succeed in cutting off, in theory, one portion of the self from the whole self.

[...] Jane also did succeed in approximating entry into her library; her own notes will cover this.

[...] And many who are cured, of course, come down with other conditions if they have not succeeded in identifying their own fears sufficiently with the author’s.

[...] He did succeed in relaxing very well. [...]

[...] On the second attempt Jane succeeded quite well by using a more authoritative approach. [...]

[...] Had she succeeded in repressing them, as she had done in the past, more trouble would have presumably erupted at a later time. [...]

[...] I try to break up blocks of your concentration, and at various times have indeed succeeded, so that creative changes show in all areas, including Ruburt’s condition. [...]

[...] You would succeed if you use it habitually.

[...] Jane took a very long time to open her eyes, and when she succeeded they were very heavy and bleary. [...]

[...] The son tries to vindicate the father by doing no wrong himself, and perhaps by succeeding where it seems the father might have failed. [...]

[...] He considered it his duty to help you succeed as an artist, believing fervently that such was your primary desire.

[...] So far, though, we haven’t succeeded in obtaining the best results from the equipment.)

[...] The exchange between Seth and Bill Gallagher developed because last week, one evening, Jane succeeded in waking both Bill and Peg between 3 and 4 AM.

I have nothing against bestsellers, and as I predicted the books will succeed financially beyond anything you would have thought—but over a period of time, in a dependable fashion, and in a way that will also best be suited to the temper of the times. [...]