“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] There is deep distrust of the male, but this is based mainly upon the difficulties in the 15th-century personality. [...]

[...] You need not be afraid of failure, and this is your main difficulty. [...]

[...] No man’s knowledge will alone save him from heart failure, or heart difficulties, if such knowledge is not backed up by comprehensions of an entirely different order.

Because of your individual and joint intuitive understanding and intellectual discrimination, you were able from an early age to clearly perceive the difficulties of your fellows. [...]

That position had so many facets that it was hard to follow—that they were hard to follow—and even I had difficulty keeping track of the continuing saga of medical detail. [...]

[...] Instead, you see, yesterday on two occasions he picked up the fact of his father-in-law’s illness, the phlegm in the father-in-law’s lungs and eschewing heart difficulties. [...]

[...] You will have no difficulty in finding tables to work with.

[...] Never think that perhaps you would be better off without it, or that it presents more difficulties than those encountered by other men. [...]

You did not encounter the difficulty in sketch form, you see—only when the idea of permanency in a painting came into issue. [...]

[...] He managed to go ahead creatively despite this, though at great difficulty.

(Any difficulty persisted, she thought, just because of the newness in the sessions. [...]

[...] One of my students, Gloria, had great difficulty remembering her dreams until I discovered that she was using a clock radio to awaken her in the morning and the news happened to be on. [...]

[...] She gave herself the proper suggestions each night but had the greatest difficulty in remembering even one dream. [...]

The word “result,” you see, automatically infers cause and effect — the cause happening before the effect, and this is simply one small example of the strength of such distortions, and of the inherent difficulties involved with verbal thought, for it always implies a single-line delineation.

[...] Psychologists usually see people who are already in difficulty. [...]

[...] These will lead you, if you allow them to flow, to the beliefs that cause the difficulty. [...]

(“As I came to the end of the long poem in mid-afternoon, I had more and more difficulty describing my feelings, and even in typing. [...]

[...] I mentioned that the reason for the difficulty had been built up.

[...] There will be some difficulties here however, since the information, if legitimately sent, will be picked up by the individual in his own dreams, and therefore may escape detection. [...]

[...] And I anticipate no difficulties here.

I am making this discussion as simple as possible, and using the conscious self simply because less difficulties are presented in explanation. [...]