“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The dilemma has immobilized me.”)

[...] Now the whole answer to her dilemma is in this session, and she must understand that she is capable of doing what I suggest, and that the joys and rewards will be beyond her present (underlined) expectations.

The same kind of dilemma can arise in any reader’s experience whenever two strongly conflicting core beliefs meet. [...]

You must then project wisdom onto others and reject it in yourself, or be faced with a dilemma in personal values.

[...] He transferred the entire dilemma to the physical realm.

[...] Ruburt finally became so depressed, however, about the symptoms that his work was involved—an intolerable situation, presenting an instant dilemma. [...]

The dilemma was, here now, between truth—a literal translation of ancient records—or a creative approach which could lead to falsification, so he was highly suspicious of the creativity in himself. [...]

[...] Or if Ruburt weighed less during sessions, then you would have a dilemma.

[...] The myth insists that a God exists, and the intelligent man finds himself in a dilemma that does not exist for the unintelligent. [...]

But nowhere do we see anything about any spiritual dilemmas that may be involved with all of this, or about the enormous social problems — challenges, to be sure — that could soon begin to manifest themselves if anything even approaching “eternal life” comes within the reach of numbers of people. [...]

[...] All That Is, loving its own progeny, sought within itself the answer to this divine dilemma (all very intently, with eyes wide and dark, and with numerous gestures).

This particular kind of dilemma arises only when an individual recognizes great ability within themselves and is determined to use it. [...]

[...] This is the dilemma of creation. [...]

When you think you hate the race most, you are actually caught in a dilemma of love. [...]

[...] He knows better now, but he is still left with the dilemma of freeing himself completely, and beginning again.

As far as dilemmas go, he feels one as far as Prentice is concerned, since he sees Prentice as a vehicle (underlined) that moves his work out into the public arena, and he feels that that vehicle is at best presently stalled, while no other one is in immediate practical sight. [...]

What I do deal with is extremely complicated, and yet next to your dilemma—buy or don’t buy—I must say that my own concerns seem almost childlike by comparison.

[...] We haven’t resolved such dilemmas then, obviously.

[...] Many government officials and private analysts now believe that if the operating risks associated with nuclear power generating plants do not ultimately shut down many of them, their economic dilemmas will. [...]

[...] In the poem I saw expressed anew her ancient fear of abandonment, along with her dilemmas over her lack of mobility—and my fright was engendered by what I thought were signs that she might choose to leave this physical reality for good. [...]

[...] For the problem already has to do with the fact that he plunges into both dilemmas and solutions, with a desperation that is born from anxiety, if not pure panic.