“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You have used the symbolism of right and wrong. The right ear, the wrong ear, bothers you for you do not want to hear what you consider the bad sounds. [...]

Two brothers and something wrong with one leg. [...]

[...] He feels duty-bound to find out what is wrong, and that is how the habit so took hold. [...]

[...] But then, when I think of it, I’m afraid to let go for fear of being wrong; or of making some sort of display with no legitimate information being given. [...]

[...] If it had been all wrong I would have been too embarrassed; and felt like an idiot I suppose—though again this is not the right attitude either—too far in the other direction.

[...] I used to worry that if Seth gave wrong data this would reflect on the legitimate nature of that personality. [...]

He thinks “I must be wrong. [...]

[...] Your fellows do after all seek you out, even if the time is wrong. [...]

[...] You should have received enough evidence, and fine evidence thus far, to show you that there is nothing intrinsically wrong with Ruburt’s eyes, per se. [...]

[...] Violence is wrong.” [...]

(Jim H.: “In the beginning, before we compounded the frustration and the emotional charges, would you have recommended an action like saying, ‘Come on, this is wrong. [...]

[...] As a male in that life she had an expanding effect upon your personality, but you were very given to ritual and a belief in magic acts, and to the idea that existence in itself was evil and wrong. [...]

(She also thought of a chapter in Seth’s new book, one that was titled “Food and You” — then found herself stewing about saying something wrong in the book and leading people astray — more signs of old habits. [...]

[...] Instead they question it at every point — even holding their breath at times, waiting for something to go wrong.

([Joel:] “In the beginning, with the first example, before we filled and compounded the frustration, the charges, would you have recommended an action like saying, ‘come on, this is wrong and I have probably done this sort of thing myself, but this is wrong and it really bugs me and that we got to get up and get to work here, be honest with him at that level. [...]

Now three weeks later we have another encounter and our poor ignorant workman falls asleep again at his chore and our good minister comes by and he looks and he sees the idle one upon the floor snoozing and he thinks, I would like to kick you in the you know where, but he thinks, oh no, I cannot think such an unChristian thought and violence is wrong, so before he even admits to himself what he feels and hiding from himself any acknowledgment of aggression. [...]

[...] She had an expanding effect upon your personality but you were very given to ritual and to a belief in magical acts and to the idea that existence in itself was evil and wrong and you were, indeed, a member of the sect now called Gnostic. [...]

[...] First of all, there is nothing wrong with physical existence. [...] There is nothing automatically wrong with you. [...]

[...] There is nothing wrong with it. [...]

(11:15.) There is nothing wrong, even with the muscles or the joints, organically, but a functional disturbance. [...]

[...] I switched to my Inner Senses to find out what was wrong—but without realizing that I was doing so. [...]

[...] The intent is important, but I don’t believe that you can use these senses wrongfully in any basic way; if you aren’t ready to utilize them properly, your own personality will see to it that you don’t use them consciously at all.

Though the following advice runs counter to all accepted ideas of common sense, at such times look for what is right in your lives, rather than becoming overly concerned (underlined) with what is wrong. Otherwise, the intense desire for a solution can lead you to concentrate upon what is wrong, so that it becomes the entire issue. [...]

[...] This alone showed him that his solution was wrong. [...]

[...] I answered the phone and it was a wrong number. [...]

This might be the very first sign to the person’s companion that anything was wrong at all. [...]

“It is wrong to curse a flower and wrong to curse a man. It is wrong not to hold any man in honor, and it is wrong to ridicule any man. [...]

[...] But until lately I didn’t really feel that was wrong; or feel that I was... [...]

Some additional problems for the woman who called, and marriage to a man with something wrong with a leg, perhaps only a slight limp. [...]

(C B Doesn’t know a man with a limp, or something wrong with a leg. [...]

[...] The point is not so much to search for what is wrong, but to discover what expression is denied, even while it is sought for. [...]

[...] Some people take portions of themselves, again, as hostages, restraining such portions with the idea of punishing them for imagined wrongs, or for actions not understood. [...]

Your organized patterns of thought cause you to look in all the wrong places, usually for the wrong reasons.

If you tell yourself that sexual feeling is wrong, and organize your daily programming in that fashion, then when you “meditate,” or dispense with that orientation, you may suddenly find yourself presented with material that you consider unsavory. [...]

[...] If you firmly believe, again, that sex is wrong, then your home station may involve you in a life “programming” in which you constantly try to deny the vitality of the flesh. [...]

Joe thinks of such images as very wrong. [...]

[...] But no man truly acts out of the pure intent to do wrong, or to be vicious. [...] Not only did they have no wrong intent, but the overall condition corrected the earth’s balance.

[...] You have been taught to concentrate upon criticisms and faults in your society; and in your times it seems that everything will work out wrong — that left alone the world will run down, the universe will die, man will destroy himself; and these beliefs so infiltrate your behavior that they organize much of your experience and rob you of the benefits nature itself everywhere provides in direct primary experience.