“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Youth is denied its wisdom and old age is denied its joy.

Now: even as a young person, Ruburt was the type of person who was considered out of place, rebellious, or even slightly dangerous in any Roman Catholic congregation—particularly in the time of his own youth. [...]

[...] The novelist, the science fiction writer—these were male images needed in the time of his youth.

[...] In his (unpublished) apprentice novels, Ruburt (Jane) did two or three versions of an episode with a priest he had known in his youth. [...]

Take for example the two instances just given: The older person imagining youth will, during such an exercise, reactivate certain hormonal and chemical changes, becoming younger; and the woman who feels rejected does the same thing when imagining herself loved.

Now there is a tendency here emphasized because of youth. [...]

[...] The TV host never referred to the fact that the three youths were actually members of quadruplets — that a fourth brother had died at birth, according to the news article. [...]

What you consider conscience is often an applied-from-without sense of right and wrong instilled in you in your youth. [...]

“I am here to tell you that your joy is not dependent upon your youth, for I am hardly young. [...]

John had an alliance with a female cousin, as a youth. [...]

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. [...]

[...] Brought so close to death, their own youthful strength rose, and while the tragedy will haunt them, still they will wonder that they were spared—and therefore seek for the meaning of their existence.

[...] He held his faith in himself despite those odds, and because of the vitality of his youth.

[...] It was obvious to her in her youth that none of her friends wrote poetry, or talked about the subject matter of much of her own poetry.³ Jane intuitively felt her own nature, without trying to define it. [...]

[...] They forget the nature of “youthful thoughts.” [...]

[...] Ruburt, with high youthful ideals, a strong sense of purpose, then came into the picture. [...]

[...] For she flaunted the neighborhood and the Irish background physically in her youth, and paid, and Ruburt fought it intellectually, and feels he must pay.

[...] Her youth also stands for the plasticity of time.

[...] I was blessed, then — a situation that in my youth I’d hardly dared hope for in conventional terms, yet had been open enough in my beliefs to create. [...]

[...] The movie on TV’s channel 2 was a bloody tale of youths being killed one by one by wicked, deranged men, near monsters, in dark summer woods. [...]

[...] In college only the body’s miraculous youth protected it when Ruburt did not eat properly, subsisted mainly on coffee and cigarettes, and went without proper sleep for months at a time.