“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She played with it in the grass; with conflicting feelings I watched Mitzi, of whom I was very fond, block off each attempt of the terrified mouse to escape — until finally, having had her sport, she ate it….

(Long pause at 11:05, eyes closed.) Experience with the spacious mind dissolves any seeming conflicts that occur between the intellect and the intuitions at other levels. [...]

[...] He tried to hold himself down because, he felt, the energy was so strong that allowed freedom in almost any direction, it would bring him into conflict with the mores and ways of other people.

His own conflicts often made it difficult for him.

[...] There is no drifting through life, then, but a built-in search for the fulfillment of values, whatever possible successes, conflicts, or failures may be involved, and no matter how modest or great or complex any of those qualities may be. [...]

That intent may be confused, poorly executed, tangled amid conflicts of beliefs, strangled by the bloody hands of murders and wars — and yet no man or woman ever loses it. [...]

A conflict as to sexual requirements developed, as various qualifications were held for the sexes in the countries in which he lived. [...]

[...] Yet here we have further conflict, because indeed the present father loves the present son. [...]

[...] The healer is usually equipped with his or her own beliefs, to which the patient is highly suggestible, because this is the area of conflict.

[...] It also developed that we had some conflict of terminology, as will be seen, and as Seth hints at in the last data above.

[...] She sensed a conflict between what she wanted to portray, and her limited technical abilities in getting the actual images on canvas. [...]

In areas of conflict, you have to learn to do this consciously while in areas of success you have done it unconsciously all along. [...]

[...] It implied instead caution against the possibility of conflict with your friend’s mother, and this could easily have occurred, to no good result in the long run.

[...] Now, you have far more decisions to make, and in a world of conflicting beliefs, brought into your living room through newspapers and television, you must try to find the meaning of your life, or the meaning of life.

(After I resumed my seat:) The conflict was obvious, then, he had determined to write, to make his living in that manner. [...]

[...] But he will want different things so your conflicts will be minimized. [...]

[...] The physical events I refer to are the encounters with the Gallaghers and Sue Watkins Friday evening—the discussion of philosophy, the sense of conflict and mixed emotions.

[...] These materialize camouflage pattern only at certain times to express and deal with inner conflicts not yet worked out. [...]

[...] I am supposed to be a teacher and I have felt a conflict since I have read Ruburt’s book and I have delved into Christian Science.”)

[...] This accounts for much of the conflicting reports as to shape, size and color. [...]