“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

You are, as he is, wondering how you will do what you want to, on your part—your painting, the book, renewed regular sessions, and regular chores. You wonder if you have bitten off more than you can chew. This is, on your part, a reflection of those ideas in which time is something to be protected first of all.

The tooth symptom is a result of those feelings, and of tensing the mouth and jaw. You also wonder if the book is more than you can chew—not alone, but in relationship with your painting. The material read over in our late sessions will help you understand that all of this can flow easily within the time available.

And do not pay any attention to Ruburt when he chews you all out. [...]

[...] Her teeth have been bothering her—difficulty in chewing, etc., but according to Seth she will improve in this area as I will. [...]

[...] When she brought it, it contained enough different kinds of food and soup so that Jane was able to eat her fill, though the omelet eluded her efforts to chew it. [...]

[...] However, I immediately switched to chewing on toothpicks, and kept this up for well over a year. [...]

[...] Jane said she felt like she could chew nails. [...]

Someone has bitten off more than they can chew this evening. [...]

(“I might have bitten off more than I can chew,” Jane said at 8:43. [...]

[...] Chew that one over for a while.

[...] Strangely, she could eat and chew better with the tooth gone than while she still had it. [...]

[...] Now, that is your answer and chew that one over for awhile. [...]

[...] I was scared stiff; I’d bitten off quite a bit more than I could chew. [...]