“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] When you feel that way then it seems sheer Pollyanna to believe in improvement, for you are again faced with the evidence upon which you focus your attention.

Since the two of you together follow more or less the same pattern of reaction there, you are faced with spotty results. [...]

[...] Have him imagine your face, or someone else’s smiling and enthusiastic, saying. [...]

[...] Although her eyes looked better, she couldn’t make out faces on TV at times, and later couldn’t read yesterday’s session at all. [...]

The direct expression through writing confuses him, for he is faced with a different kind of construction, say, than one might feel in a kindergarten, where blocks of wood carry the alphabet, and physical blocks might be moved around to form words. [...]

[...] This time he jumped up into her lap, then positioned himself with his forelegs against her chest while examining her face. [...]

[...] Jane’s trance had been good, but she remembered Billy climbing into her lap, and how he’d put his face close to hers. [...]

(11:44.) Others have finished with their challenges; they want to die and are looking for an excuse — a face-saving device. [...]

[...] Ruburt is faced with the sensation of tightness, however—there is something there in his experience to deal with, so that his senses can conform to his belief about his body. While he tries to free it he is faced with the lingering, quite valid-seeming evidence of his senses. [...]

[...] Ruburt feels free enough to go to Florida, if he feels he does not have to face what he thinks of as your idea of absolute freedom, in which he is performing as normally as anyone else, or nearly so. [...]

[...] Now however you are left with body beliefs that no longer have a foundation in other personal beliefs, so they will secede much more quickly in the face of encouragement, enthusiasm, and projects that are otherwise personally desired. [...]

[...] They are people living on the face of the earth at this time. [...]

([Gert:] “In the dream state, these strangers or associates, would we put on them a face that we would be able to relate to, say, a member of our family?”)

[...] The introduction applies to each reader, for I hope that you will now be able to meet yourself face to face with a greater understanding of who and what you are.

[...] The first followed generally your own line of development and faced many of the problems that you now do. [...]

[...] The inability to face up to violence and learn to conquer it meant, of course, that they also severely hampered a certain thrusting-out characteristic. [...]

[...] For Jane has never met Seth, face to face, you might say, in a dream. [...]

[...] One so-called event, therefore, may be a container of many others, while you only perceive its exterior face — and you call that face a symbol.

[...] The form was mainly a silhouette, Bill said, without strong detail, and yet during the first monologue he got a good look at the face. [...] Bill added that the face of the apparition was about six feet above floor level. [...]

[...] Your scientists will have to face the fact that consciousness comes first and evolves its own form. [...]

From my writing table at the right of the entrance to our bathroom, I could easily look at Bill as he sat in our Kennedy rocker, facing the bathroom entrance itself. [...]

[...] I entered into a sequel to the first vision: I felt myself floating face down in the Mediterranean with my hands tied behind my back. [...] From the safety of the cot in my studio, I didn’t panic as that other me faced such a life-threatening situation, yet I was disturbed by it — enough so that I repressed conscious recall of the whole episode until the evening after this (715th) session was held. [...]

“I faced a group of shops and saw these also as models and their variations. [...]

[...] Briefly through those eyes I looked out upon twin rows of galley slaves … I described the scene and my feelings about it to Jane, and made small, full-face and profile pen-and-ink drawings of myself as the officer. [...]

[...] Your not moving symbolically represents your not doing many things—your not facing many issues.

[...] His first hardcover was out, and instead of changing the situation for the better he was faced with a job after writing full time.

[...] Financially he could have, as you can now, but you were not willing to face the issues beneath. [...]

I do not believe that there are any more dangers facing us in the interior universe than there are in the physical one. [...]

[...] He did not simply accept “mediumship” at its face value, so to speak. [...]

[...] He feels he is facing the nitty-gritty, determined for a way out, yet still at times he is afraid the worst possibilities will occur instead, and he is suspicious of changes in the body unless they are of obvious improvements. [...]

[...] The illness has been accepted by the personality in place of deeply rooted problems that the personality would not face. [...]

This paced release allows the personality to face these problems slowly so that it is not overly frightened. [...]

(Long pause.) In one way or another, that inner information had to connect each consciousness on the face of the planet. [...]

[...] It is aware of the position, health, vitality, of all other cells on the face of the planet. [...]

[...] We don’t know for instance whether Jane held the envelope with page one of the object toward her face, or with page 4 toward her face; nor do we know whether this matters, or if it influenced Seth’s data.

[...] We don’t know, unless Seth perhaps referred to the fact that the object was made up of a folded sheet; perhaps as Jane held the envelope page 1 of the object facing her.

[...] We don’t know if the upper left-hand corner data derived from Jane holding the object with page one facing away from her, for instance.