“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Your belief that dreams are unpleasant can make them so, or at best you will only remember frightening dream events.

The unrecognized fears latched upon any unpleasant event then, exaggerating it out of all context.

[...] Jane said she was aware of wanting to contact John’s wife Peg during these travels, without the experience being “unpleasant” for either of them...

There is an impression of an incident that occurred, of interest to Dr. Instream, in the middle of this week, possibly around Wednesday, that was unpleasant. [...]

[...] It was not meant to be unpleasant. [...]

I don’t believe the other personality understood that the experience was unpleasant for me, or for that matter, that such terms had any meaning for it. [...]

[...] They were highly unpleasant. [...]

[...] It was a very vivid one, and quite unpleasant, and Jane told me about it as soon as she awoke. [...]

[...] Then, if you find yourself exaggerating any unpleasantness within that moment, and projecting it into the future, you stop and say “That is not a part of this present moment. [...]

[...] An initial encounter with the business world that was unpleasant. [...]

Man forgot the teaching and healing elements, and concentrated instead upon the unpleasant experience itself. [...]

[...] When one fears to experience seemingly unpleasant emotions, the personality also tends to set up an emotional pattern of rejection that seriously cuts down, also, not only on the expression but the very perception of joy.

[...] However, pleasure in the terms of which I spoke referred, unfortunately, to a smug and rather unpleasant satisfaction at having attained a certain position. [...]

It is basically far more rational to enjoy the summer night present to your senses than to react instead to unpleasant events separated from you in probabilities. [...]

Seth said: “A connection with a family record, as a page, for example, from a book … connected also with a turbulent event or unpleasantness … four numbers in a row, and other numbers, the initial M, a connection with another city.”

[...] A hospital stay is certainly unpleasant, often turbulent. [...]

One quite unpleasant event, involving a man with an M initial. [...]

[...] If they are unpleasant feelings then be aware of them as you would be aware of black clouds that pass your window. [...]

[...] The woman reminded me of myself, though she was older, much stouter and also unpleasantly reminiscent of my mother.

When you feel the rise of unpleasant emotions, take a moment and make an effort to identify their source. [...]

[...] (Pause.) There is some reaction with sepia, that can lead to an unpleasantly or undesired purpling effect.

[...] Why, I wondered as I began to read, are Iranians harassing a whole group of other Iranians in such unpleasant ways—really seeking to exterminate them? [...]