“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Before children are acquainted with conventional ideas of guilt and punishment, they realize that it is easier to bring about good events, through wishing, than it is to bring about unhappy ones. [...]

[...] The past contains for each of you some moments of joy, strength, creativity and splendor, as well as episodes of unhappiness, despair perhaps, turmoil and cruelty. [...]

[...] It is now Wednesday as I write this; yesterday Jane began putting Seth’s suggestions into effect; she was pleased to report no trouble yesterday or today, in contrast to her unhappy state of Monday, October 17. [...]

[...] At the same time they allowed him to relate to those who were ill and unhappy in a way that he might not, he felt, have otherwise allowed.

[...] Or you will find yourself envying those who have more, degrading the value of money perhaps, and saying that those who have it are unhappy, or at best spiritually poor.

[...] As I am sure you know, your father is not unhappy. [...]

(Jane grew very unhappy as I talked, and I grew angry, as before—but we’d covered all the same ground often. [...]

He saw the sick, unhappy and neurotic brought to this new temple of truth in which chemicals take the place, say, of communion of bread. [...]

[...] Such habitual, unhappy thoughts will bring about the same kind of physical experience, but it is your own system of beliefs that you must examine.

[...] You are utterly convinced that you are sick, or poor, or lonely, or spiritually opaque, or unhappy.

[...] If you are a woman in an unhappy marriage, for example, you may begin by imagining yourself with a fine suitor. [...]

(At first we were unhappy with the delay, but then began to see it as probably a good thing. [...]

[...] Now to some extent it was that poor, unhappy Sinful Self, a psychological structure formed by beliefs and feelings, that was also seeking its own redemption, since even it had outgrown the framework that so defined it. [...]

(I thought she might be unhappy about a letter she received last Monday from the Macmillan Co. [...]

[...] Speaking about the problem you mentioned, because your aggressions are fairly well controlled consciously, and because in the present your creative energies are in the realm of your subconscious, at this stage they can be, and often are, used to create unhappy image personality situations such as at York Beach. [...]

I was unhappy with the reincarnational material simply because I still didn’t want to accept the idea—it just seemed too far out. [...]

[...] (He has bills and just took out another loan—Jerry unhappy here.)

What seemed to be a time of most uncomfortable and unhappy circumstance was indeed a re-evaluation and adjustment, most necessary if the personality were to continue to function as a strongly creative effective individual.

[...] I felt somewhat unhappy about this. [...]

[...] Let me try to put that unhappy event in perspective now, in the continuing chronology of our lives as they’re enmeshed in the Seth material in general and in Mass Events in particular.