“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Suggestions should be given that constructive tendencies are given free reign. [...]

On the other hand, he fought against this tendency. [...]

There are tendencies and conflicts that have been with the personality in other existences, that have influenced his nature as he vacillated between spontaneity, usually exaggerated, and overdiscipline; in some lives a great lack of concern for the welfare of others, that could be called an innocent callousness, a joyful, utterly spontaneous personality with little idea of practicality. [...]

Because of your own inner visual ability you should be able to have experiences along these lines yourself without too much difficulty, the only danger in your case being perhaps a possible tendency to draw in, so to speak, extra material to complete a visual composition. [...]

[...] When you do this you often ignore other contradictory tendencies that are not as apparent. [...]

[...] He has violent tendencies that he does not understand, usually well-hidden. [...]

The man who lived in the house did have a destructive and sometimes cruel tendency. [...]

[...] An intense focus, even an exaggeration of normal tendencies. [...]

[...] There were reasons, incidentally, why you were not given the information earlier and the reasons should be apparent to you, if you think about the matter for you have a tendency to brood. [...]

Give us a moment … (Still in trance, Jane lit a cigarette.) Your stratified concepts of one-personhood overlook all such inherent differences, however, and you have a tendency to transpose your own concepts whenever you come in contact with those whose ideas you cannot understand. [...]

[...] But more, he told me once again that he’d found no such tendencies on my part. [...]

[...] He fights for what he believes in, but he also has strong docile tendencies, which are usually rather effectively controlled. [...]

[...] His writing, as much as art does, sprang from periods of deep thinking, isolation, and involved strong tendencies to go inward more or less alone.

[...] You will have a tendency to consider the body with its natural appetites wrong, and deny them, while at the same time the physical part of you will look upon your “good intents” as wrong, and infringements upon its own existence.

[...] Saul’s tendencies were known, therefore, at another level. [...]

[...] It was triggered by a visit we had recently from a reader who obviously had strong tendencies toward paranoia. [...]

My own belief, which I’ve held for some 15 years, is that in Jane’s case at least the young girl’s psychological conditioning was far more important—far more damaging, in those terms—than any physical tendency to inherit. [...]

[...] It shows itself also in a possessive characteristic that is not as obvious as your tendency in the same direction in your own work. [...]

[...] As the ego learned to feel more secure, the cooperative tendencies broadened so that the growth of nations was possible. [...]

So strong is this tendency for vitality to change from one apparent form to another, that what you have here in your flying saucers is something that is actually not of your plane nor of the plane of its origin.