“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You may try to ignore what you consider other programs dealing with hatred, fear, or violence. You might do such a good job of organizing your physical data about your ideal that you shut out any emotions that involve fear, violence, or hatred. [...]

[...] Violence for example is the result of such repression.

I have told you before, however, that there is never any justification for violence. [...]

Wheat fields for example, filled not only with the vitality of sun and growth but bristling with creativity that (in quotes) “destroyed” each part of itself in death, that was transformed instantaneously into a new spectacular form in which the creativity and destruction were always apparent, and yet one in which violence was necessarily turned into life.

[...] You are aware of the fact that a great painting can still be great despite depicting, say, acts of violence that are “bad.” [...]

[...] Jane didn’t ask for details on the case, but instead explained to the lawyer something of Seth’s ideas so that the attorney could use that material in his defense, making it clear that above all Seth was not for violence, even though the prosecuting attorney was evidently trying to make the defendant sound as though it was okay to kill because reincarnation was a fact: Since we all lived other lives, no one could really kill anyone. [...]

[...] They serve to prevent strong (underlined) aggression or violence, both in animals and men. [...]

[...] Wars, violence, disasters — these are obviously shared by many, and are a part of your shared psychological and physical environment.

[...] The acceptance of the species’ natural bisexuality would ultimately help solve not only those problems but many others, including the large instances of violence, and acts of murder. [...]

[...] (With emphasis:) Aggression in the most basic terms has nothing to do with physical violence as you think of it, but with the force through which love is perpetuated and creatively renewed.

[...] He fears violence. [...]

Do not work Euclidean violence. [...]

[...] With your great belief in technology, it often seems to many people that television causes violence, for example, or that it causes a love of overmaterialism, or that it causes “loose morals.” [...]

[...] Jane could not deal with him, I thought, although he showed no signs of violence. [...]

[...] Ruburt put himself in a position therefore where violence could not be used.

“There is never any justification for violence, for hatred, for murder. Those who indulge in violence for whatever reason are themselves changed, and the purity of their purpose adulterated.”

[...] I spoke to her rather sharply, and would have interrupted the session had the physical violence continued. [...]

Feelings of violence accumulated early, but in his family there were no acceptable ways of releasing normal aggressive feelings. [...]

1. According to Seth, then, feelings of powerlessness would have much to do with the especially high rate of violence — even to the death — among American servicemen who had once been prisoners of war. [...]

[...] The air is polluted, and you can expect only violence.” [...]