“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The doctor suggested that he face himself by taking another massive dose, and though he did not want to, he acquiesced.

Now: Under such enforced conditions, you are literally facing egotistical consciousness with its own death in an encounter that need not occur — and while the physical body is fighting for its own life and vitality. [...]

(“From my desk in my study I faced the windows of our small kitchen. [...] With my inner sight I felt that one of those forms, sturdy and impossibly massive, might bend down and with his gigantic face peek into my kitchen window … though I was also aware that all of this was my interpretation of what I was receiving.

The belief in personal worth draws about it the belief in the personal value of others, for they show their best faces to our fortunate friend. [...]

In the medical field, as in no other, you are faced directly with the full impact of your beliefs, for doctors are not the healthiest, but the least healthy. [...]

In earlier years such a situation was faced by Ruburt in a blind panic run from one end of the continent to another. [...]

[...] He thrives on praise; so, true to form, the giant killer Ruburt insults him to his face.

This does not mean that they will not face consequences, but their self-approval provides a sturdy rudder that holds them often aloft, where most men might perhaps be drowning in the same circumstances. [...]

Your achievements, singly and together, have not brought you the joy they should, because you think indeed that your achievements should lie elsewhere—or that, in the face of the selves you think you should be, your realized selves are almost shoddy versions. [...]

(My face began to feel better, although I still had an occasional twinge. [...]

[...] Once repression is really faced as a problem it can be overcome, because all portions of Ruburt’s personality now realize the danger involved, and know that the pattern must be broken.

[...] Therefore we must learn what is being held back, what is seemingly so terrifying, that it dare not be faced. [...]

[...] With my inner eye I saw the face of an older man, facing to the left in full color. [...]

[...] Jane and me did not ask for this kind of data; it just came that way through the Ouija board and we accepted it at face value. [...]

Rob was watching my face. [...]

[...] Instead of making them face the facts of his separation, couldn’t such an incident simply make things worse? [...]

[...] He looked Jim right in the face as he talked. [...]

“Such a situation allows the personality to telescope experience needed into one life situation, to delve deeply and face at once problems that could otherwise take several lifetimes. [...]

[...] In each of your “reincarnational” existences you are faced with the same relationship with probabilities. [...]

[...] Now I am facing the house. [...]

You tell yourself you have little control over his actions, or that your feelings make little difference in the face of his actions, but that is the other side of the same coin. [...]

If you shy away from dramatic public exhibitions of emotionalism under the best circumstances, then here you are faced with a situation in which you see it thrust upon you by someone you love, and in your eyes under the poorest of circumstances. [...]

You often avoid this natural treatment, however, and run from frightening conscious thoughts that would in their turn lead you to the source of “negative” beliefs, where they could be faced; you could then travel through them, so to speak, into feelings of joy and victory. [...]

Such dreams will be greatly effective, but only for a short period of time unless the conscious mind faces the beliefs that have been causing the imbalance. [...]

[...] I will throw your crutches away—and give you a good hard push and make you stand up and face your problems alone. [...]

Now, to prove to you that I am a good and hearty fellow and that I do not always wear a long disastrous face with a chin upon the floor, I will leave you and let you partake of your social discourse. [...]

[...] Many of you believe, moreover, that the physical self’s very nature is evil, that its impulses, left alone, will run in direct opposition to the good of the physical world and society, and fly in the face of the deeper spiritual truths of inner reality. [...] In the face of such beliefs the ideal of psychic development, or astral travel, or spiritual knowledge, or even of sane living, seems so remote as to be impossible. [...]

[...] They serve as focus points for others who have the same ideas but are afraid to really face them or admit their beliefs. [...]

Like the woman who was suddenly appalled at her recovery (from Hodgkin’s disease), you might find yourself suddenly faced with your own reluctance.

[...] It would become highly important again, however, when the planet was populated extensively, as it is now — only the original feeling of home area has to be extended over the face of the earth. [...]

All of the leaves now growing on this plant could be thought of as counterparts of each other, each alive and individual in one time, each contributing yet facing in different directions. [...]

[...] I got scared, wouldn’t look, I guess afraid I’d see my own face. As it vanished it occurred to me that the face wouldn’t have to be mine. [...]

This is your present line of development, and you have utilized it in the past through your portraits, faces of those that have appeared to you in telepathic images of which you were unaware. [...]

I did not recommend that Ruburt call off the substitute job because he would not have faced this through if he had done so earlier.

[...] She insisted on a black wall phone, in the face of the company’s efforts to sell her more expensive colored phones, etc. [...]

(Jane said the teacher’s face was very red with anger, and that it was obvious he had a strong temper. [...]

[...] Steps to lose weight do not make sense in the face of that belief. [...]