“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] To change your body you change your beliefs, even in the face of physical data or evidence that conflicts.

(11:23.) Diverse and highly conflicting instructions are then given to the body. [...]

[...] Conflicts then arose.

There are many other deep psychological connections beneath schizophrenic behavior, but since this book is also devoted to other subjects, we will go on to other ways in which conflicting beliefs bring about mental or physical dilemmas.

[...] There was great conflict between them. [...] The conflict existing had to do with this episode as well as the episode from the past life. [...]

[...] When you think of leaving you come face to face with the same conflict, for she wanted you to succeed as a commercial artist.

It is in this area that such conflicts arise. The man, or ego, who has never really accepted such violence as a part of his action pattern, will usually have no conflicts in this particular line, simply because the inclination was never a strong part of the ego’s inner image, and is more or less discarded automatically, along with all those other characteristics or inclinations which are not in his ego pattern.

(We talked a lot about the priests in her life, and the conflicts her work set up with their early teachings, and their personal behavior, good and bad. Jane remembered no reaction from her mother when her poetry came into conflict with the church, or when Father Rakin burned her books. [...]

(Our region is supposed to be outside the danger zone—yet we see conflicting newspaper reports about whether the prevailing wind currents would make us vulnerable to the aftereffects of a meltdown. [...]

[...] It is for this reason that his suggestions are taking hold so well, for they do not conflict with other layers of the self.

[...] You are both beginning, barely beginning, to integrate your personalities in such a way that creativity can be put to positive use, free of negative inhibiting factors, which are always indications of conflicting inner doubts and desires. [...]

You had highly conflicting ideas about “the world of working people” and the world of the artist. [...]

[...] Your biology, your abilities, your mind and your emotions, are not conflicting elements, one battling the others so that you must fight to attain your goals. [...]

Each of you will find habitual thought patterns in your own life backed up by resulting action — conditioned behavior as it were — by which you continually reinforce negative aspects, concentrate upon them to the exclusion of conflicting data, and so bring them into experience through natural hypnosis.

(Long pause.) Epilepsy is a disease often experienced also by people who have strongly conflicting beliefs about the use of power or energy, coupled with a sometimes extraordinary amount of mental and physical energy that demands it be used.

Ever since she began studying Jane’s work fourteen years ago, my companion, Laurel Lee Davies, has been very conscious of the conflict between the rationalistic dominance so common in our culture, and the potential for greater development that she sensed within herself. [...]

[...] Each symptom, mental or physical, is a clue to the resolution of the conflict behind it, and contains within it the seeds of its own healing.

[...] Examine the conflicts. [...]

[...] (Pause.) When you set your longing against a present belief there is always conflict. [...]

[...] There will be no conflict because I do this willingly. [...]

As long as you feel, for example, that there is a conflict between your writing and your painting, then (underlined) you must somehow or other give each an equal-enough play, or you become upset. [...]

But the conflicts can dissolve in a synthesis of understanding, in which case the problems do indeed vanish. [...]

Until then the ego and the intuitive self had not come into conflict, as far as basic philosophy was concerned. [...]

[...] The conflict brought him to a point where he simply could go no further intellectually, for the intellect would not follow where the intuitions led. [...]

Again, it is imperative that Ruburt realize there is absolutely no conflict, and that his creative work will fulfill itself in certain ways that would be most difficult to achieve otherwise, if not impossible, practically speaking.

Any conflicts, however, can automatically be absolved in Framework 2, whatever they are. [...]

You can understand then some of the conflict here. [...]

[...] When the situations developed which we have discussed, setting off the old conflicts, again you see, then the discipline idea was short-circuited back to the old compulsive behavior, though in different form, and with the old religious connotation of self-denial. [...]

[...] Ruburt was aware of rousing energy, then, as conflicts were aired. [...]

[...] I do not blame you for wishing he did not need a stool at the sink, but that area has no conflict now, and Thursday he had an impulse to do the dishes without it. [...]