“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The tooth difficulty arose because of the conflicts of wanting a new contract while thinking of spending money for a house. [...]

[...] The psychic was suspect in the beginning, as it seemed to conflict with his writing ideas. [...]

The sessions brought about, however, a new kind of education that often seemed in direct conflict with the old, and with the official views of contemporary society. [...]

[...] (By having faith that in the future things can be better—thus, no conflict.)

[...] They are symbols of course for release of various kinds, and the blockages or points of conflict will clearly show.

[...] For a while the child could interpret mystical experience within the church — but even then, there was always conflict with church authorities.

He could not accept a new framework, and he dared not let the old one go, so the symptoms became the physical materialization of these conflicts, and served many purposes. [...]

[...] Yet the conflict that developed between her writing self and her mystical self, as explained by Seth in Personal Reality, was only one facet of her intuitive drive toward that expression: As Jane matured, she realized that there were other challenges for her to contend with too. [...]

Many people, caught between such conflicting beliefs, fall prey to physical ills during the Christmas season particularly. [...]

[...] Sometimes these conflict, and sometimes they only serve to deepen his feelings that the body, left alone, will get any disease possible.

[...] Jane talked at length about the welter of conflicting events surrounding Marie and herself. [...]

[...] I feel a conflict there. [...]

Both of you, highly creative, find your creativity in conflict with your ideas of sexuality, privately and in your stance with the world. [...]

[...] Both of us are in conflict between getting the Seth books out, not caring about any disclaimer, and on the other hand saying no to the disclaimer and letting the chips fall where they may, to coin a phrase. [...]

[...] For this reason it often gives experiences that conflict with the basic assumptions upon which daily language is based. [...]

[...] In a strange fashion, and in this particular case, your conflict with your notes⁴ had to do with a sense of orderliness aroused by the need to assemble facts. [...]

[...] Both of you, highly creative, find your creativity in conflict with your ideas of sexuality, privately and in your stances with the world. [...]

[...] Often as a result of the conflict between the need for obedient behavior toward adults, and the need for independent growth and activity that might well be judged as rebellious by the elders.

[...] Jane is subjectively sure these impressions refer to the telephone calls she was involved in, and the conflicting desires of the family members. Everybody had their own ideas, and the conflict had to be resolved on rather short notice. [...]

[...] In that way cellular comprehension is allowed its free flow; but the selectivity mentioned (in sessions 682–3) bypasses such information, so that it does not conflict with present sense data requiring physical action in time.

[...] She also talked about possible confusions or conflicts between Seth doing “Unknown” Reality while she was writing her own Adventures in Consciousness. [...]

[...] I said I hoped Seth would go into my question of yesterday, about not wanting my own suggestions for Jane’s improvement to come into conflict with her body’s own innate and spontaneous order of healing itself. [...]

[...] This set up conflict on going to bed, you see.

[...] You did remind him of the joy he used to take in that activity, however, and in an important way a conflict was resolved: he enjoys the dishes now, and he can say “Before I know it, I can enjoy it standing up also.”

[...] The symptom was the recognition of conflict. [...]