“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He chose ahead of time something, in other words, with which he knew he could cope and successfully. [...]

[...] In the past you have been in the habit of putting off “distractions” until this or that book was finished until you were sure that you could cope with freedom. [...]

[...] Any of these subconscious personalities could have learned in some fashion to cope with the outside world as well as the present dominant ego, but for various reasons of inner development they could not be so trusted.

[...] He could not cope.

(Long pause.) In your terms of time, however, we will speak of a beginning, and in that beginning it was early man’s dreams that allowed him to cope with physical reality. [...]

[...] Each species comes into being not merely feeling a natural built-in trust in its own validity, but is literally propelled by exuberance in its ability to cope with its environment. [...]

[...] The body copes with inner and exterior reality, and performs a marvelous job of maintaining multitudinous balances. [...]

[...] Augustus, you see, had to build up sufficient repressed thought and emotion because of a situation with which he could not cope. [...]

[...] He would always cope—and in the main creatively, if unconventionally or bizarrely.

(For several days now I’d been thinking about a remark of Seth’s in one of the earliest of this group of sessions, to the effect that Jane’s symptoms would get worse before they got better as we tried to cope with them. [...]

[...] You would have been put through experiences most difficult to cope with, that would have so disrupted your peace of mind that the work might well have not progressed to this stage.

[...] I had to cope with my grief, and one way I chose was to immediately begin keeping elaborate records in and writing essays for a series of “grief notebooks.” [...]

[...] And I don’t believe that anyone has tried to cope with questions of life and death any more valiantly than Jane did.

[...] “But I’m running into trouble coping with this thing,” I told her, “and I need your help. [...]

[...] The condition is the result of unhealthy and negative patterns, mental patterns that the young adolescent body managed to cope with through the thyroid condition. [...]

[...] It alone can cope with the tumultuous nature of such direct reality experience.

[...] This resistance must then be coped with, and results in difficulties that could be lessened through understanding on the part of those so-called living.

[...] They find themselves unable to cope with such a mental and spiritual dilemma. [...]

[...] The personality however was never entirely centered within physical reality, and was able to cope with it only by remaining relatively aloof.

[...] (Pause.) Faced with the exterior nightmares of wars and natural disasters, the conscious mind is still directed outward into that world with which it knows it was formed to cope. [...]

He also interpreted your comments however as indications that, left alone, he would not behave with competence, that he was not able to cope, that he would not be able to learn through experience how to deal with editors, for example.