“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The Sinful Self was highly suspicious of any such activity. [...]

[...] He feels he is facing the nitty-gritty, determined for a way out, yet still at times he is afraid the worst possibilities will occur instead, and he is suspicious of changes in the body unless they are of obvious improvements. [...]

(10:49.) Through training, many adults have been taught that the imagination itself is suspicious. [...]

[...] Since Ruburt’s nature was rather—rather—extravagantly different from what he considered the norm to be, and since he possessed abilities that were not common generally and specifically to his sex, he became even more unduly suspicious of his own nature. [...]

[...] The church did not like that kind of questioning, and in a fashion it has always been highly suspicious of those who were too mystically inclined, for such people in their originality are not easy to lead. [...]

[...] When you begin to sense you might be getting somewhere then you become suspicious instantly, inhibit the feeling in the name of realism.

In the back of their minds they are suspicious that had you continued you would have beaten them, and now they can never know differently. [...]

When you bunk your head / against the sky / and it gives— /
you’re tempted to back off; / suspicious, confused /
as a scared animal / treated kindly: You growl, /
pretend to lick or bite / yourself— / too scared to /
even wag your tail.

[...] I am suspicious of it if it prevents you from painting, because of notes, but this does not bother me when you are painting also.

[...] “This is one of those suspicious signs that we’ve read about. [...]

[...] It was as if he were considered a writer no longer, or as if the writing itself, while considered good enough, was also considered quite beside the point—of secondary concern, and in the psychic field the very word “creative” often has suspicious connotations. [...]

[...] Both of you, however, were highly suspicious of sexuality in connection with your work, and you, Joseph, did feel it a trap, which is why you married late. [...]

[...] If he has not, he has been personally suspicious but did not consider the man that important, though the term is relative.

[...] Now we’ve become suspicious of everything they tell us. [...]

Dr. Instream treated Seth with deference, great deference—and I admit that I found this somewhat suspicious at the time. [...]

[...] It often looks askance, however, at any investigations that might show man taking advantage of that independence now. While it preaches the survival of the soul, it is suspiciously uninterested in studying cases in which there seems to be communication between the quick and the “dead.”

(By now, both Jane and I were highly suspicious of the origin of these messages; we suspected subconscious sources. [...]