“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Those involved deeply in any art are consciously or unconsciously working in a most intimate manner with the challenges of another kind of creativity. [...]

[...] The long working time—perhaps three years—spent on “Unknown” evidently allowed that project to accumulate strong psychic charges on my part; when doubts or challenges arise in conflict with the work on the book, I would react in uncomfortable ways occasionally.

[...] Nobody challenged me, asking for its return. [...]

In time’s reference, the private purposes of each individual appear also in the larger historical context, so that each person forms his corner of his civilization—and all individuals within a given time period have private and overall purposes, challenges that are set, probable actions that they will try to place within history’s context.

[...] Your challenges, rewards, interests and ways of life do not match. [...]

[...] In my grief and shock I agreed, without understanding what a challenge that labor of love was to entail. [...]

[...] That’s the challenge.

(What particularly upset me about the flap over publicity was that I saw in it a repetition of past ways of refusing to meet challenges head on involved with the psychic work. [...]

(One of the obvious reasons, I thought, was that the portions of the personality that were acting up became so powerful that they prevented or subverted a simple thing like asking for help to deal with a problem or challenge. [...]

[...] First of all, I mentioned in our last class session that you are not tied to a neurosis from a past life, or because you set certain challenges for yourself in this life this does not mean that you cannot conquer them. [...]

[...] Now when I speak under this pressure you spoke of using you must then test your reality against my own and it is a good challenge for you. [...]

[...] Oftentimes four or five individuals will set themselves a given challenge, and assign to the various members different parts to play. [...]

[...] Others, however, would rather skip from school to school, appearing alone, relatively speaking, with greater freedom, more challenge, but without the comforting framework of security chosen by the others.

[...] You must not forget, again, that you both chose these challenges. [...]

[...] His efforts seemed to be challenged at every turn. [...]

[...] The problems which you have set yourself can be solved, or the challenges you have set yourself can be met, in several ways. [...]

[...] His own problems here were solved, and he had met his challenges. [...]

[...] Even so, health to most people means the absence of disease, rather than a state of exuberant well-being, challenge, and fulfillment. [...]

[...] For solving them is a challenge and helps your own development. [...]

[...] Personalities may be born within your system and find that it does not challenge them, or it is not to their liking in any case. [...]

[...] It is as if you hand on challenges or questions to others, which they accept for their own reasons, and hence follow through for you in areas in which you might be highly interested, even though in some cases they might have been sidelines in your own work.

(Not to worry that challenges are being accomplished within Framework 2 can then be an absurdly simple, liberating way of life in Framework 1.)

[...] An individual sets for himself those challenges that lie within his realm at any given time. He does not tackle challenges that in his terms are too great to be solved.

[...] Seth ‘never promised us a rose garden,’ and we have our good days and our bad days as we encounter life’s daily challenges, joys, adventures, and misadventures. [...] This personal material did help give us a much larger perspective on our various challenges, and we’ve made some inroads in overcoming them. [...]

[...] Surely my contacts with her, and the work of gifted, dedicated people like Valerie, show us human potential in very challenging ways, hinting at how much we have yet to learn about our individual and collective consciousnesses. [...]

[...] I was quite aware of those statements and their implied challenges in connection with the ingredients I bring together in the next paragraph.

Seth remarked many times that each person sends out invisible signals of need and desire that are picked up and reacted to by those who have similar challenges. [...]

Considering Rob’s and my relationship — the challenges, joys, hopes, strains and our own personality characteristics. [...]