“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] After the flood [in your area], the river air is felt to be a threat, and to many it is therefore unhealthy. [...]

[...] Such situations bothered the individual far more than the threat of nuclear disaster, for they involved his contact with daily life: the products that he bought, the medicines that he took.

[...] Those poor people will build up for themselves a logical sequence of events, in which the most innocent encounter is turned into a frightening threat. [...]

(10:15.) Your body reacts to the feelings of insecurity by retreating to whatever degree, slight or occasional, or with determined persistence—your body or anyone else’s—as long as you really believe you live in a state of threat.

[...] He is merely shifting focus from one level to another, and allowing me to speak in this manner, because he now realizes that I am no threat to any portion of his individuality as a self.

[...] You have had easy solutions offered you in the past and they were not solutions, they were threats. [...]

[...] Again, subconsciously, the patient would wish to give his illness literally away, shove it from himself, so that often a healer responds subconsciously to what he considers a legitimate threat.

[...] He felt that the trappings of success might be a real threat to your working time, and therefore to your ultimate success—that you would resent this beforehand, rather than, say, discuss it and so forth. [...]

The ego chooses channels of reception with great discrimination; and, again, it censors anything which it feels is a threat to its own dominance. [...]

(11:42.) Now Ruburt has been concentrating upon the symptoms, imagining this or that, often not responding to the moment as it is, but to imagined future events and moments filled with threat or difficulty. [...]

[...] At this level no knowledge of threat exists.

[...] (Pause.) Ruburt feels that some of the threats he felt hidden in the world are now out in the open. [...]

He felt it as a threat, rightly, while he was afraid to use his writing abilities in other forms, as he must. [...]

[...] Simply deciding on a conscious level to reenter that arena, in his present state, shows in itself a change of belief, for before he did not want to try, and considered it a threat to his work.

Later, with certain issues that arose between you, fairly well understood now, I think, he felt his womanly qualities a threat to you both, and the habit of mistrust became manifested in a suspension of monthly periods. [...]

[...] The idea of a public life—to some extent, now—has hung over his head, so to speak, almost like a threat. [...]

The monthly periods unconsciously served as a constant threat by reminding you each of his femininity and ability to bear a child.

If you equate power with youth then you will isolate the elderly, transferring upon them your own rejected powerlessness, and they will seem to be a threat to your well-being. [...]

[...] One life is all you have, and that one is everywhere beset by the threat of illness, disaster, and war—and if you escape such drastic circumstances, then you are still left with a life that is the result of no more than lifeless elements briefly coming into a consciousness and vitality that is bound to end.

[...] In spite of their previous threats, however, the Iranians have not harmed the hostages in reprisal for the operation, and our Administration has strongly warned them not to do so. [...]