“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She chose the psychic arena because she felt it to be out of the ordinary to begin with, and invested with all kinds of mystery. [...]

As far as dilemmas go, he feels one as far as Prentice is concerned, since he sees Prentice as a vehicle (underlined) that moves his work out into the public arena, and he feels that that vehicle is at best presently stalled, while no other one is in immediate practical sight. [...]

[...] He is not abject, but he believes heartily in having nothing to do with an arena of activity in which he feels he might meet ridicule or criticism.

[...] And the irony of the situation is that, even though we detest the idea of the disclaimer for Mass Events, we see it as another means of protection in the public arena.... [...]

[...] Perhaps transfers like that can and do take place within the vast arena of probable realities (which I’ll also be discussing in this essay). [...]

[...] If he decided not to have sessions, or not to operate in the so-called psychic arena, this does not mean that he would be a failure in any way. [...]