“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

We are going to get a good portion of this out, but you two have to face it on an emotional level, and you avoid it, both of you. [...] Ruburt is faced with the fact that he is afraid to eat. [...]

He feels highly disloyal facing any of these thoughts, mainly because he does not want to hurt someone he loves so deeply—the only person in fact he loves in the world.

(I said I was willing to face whatever developed because of this action—that if I had to get a job on part-time basis, okay. [...]

[...] The individual’s conscious mind is then forced to face the charged situation — but after the event, in retrospect. [...]

[...] (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. [...]

But when the conscious mind is forced to face far less pleasant encounters, and is robbed of its power to reason at the same time, then you do indeed insult the basis of its being.

[...] This flies directly in the face of your biological heritage, and the common sense of the conscious mind.

[...] The crisis occurred at 2:30 that morning, when Miss Callahan awakened, momentarily completely naked of ego, face to face with the subconscious, and sensing the inner self within.

[...] The ego returned but this was the first instant where it actually came face to face with its counterpart in essence and in fact.

[...] Both are merely faces of the same coin. [...]

When it is followed without the addition of unrestrained and purposely cruel purposes having nothing to do with the basic necessity, arrival and departure then can be seen as the two faces of male and female, each serving the basic purpose of value fulfillment and creation.

[...] Her chair was against a wall, and out of the direct line of reflected traffic lights, although I could see shadows pass across the white blur of her face. [...]

I suggest you watch Ruburt’s face. [...]

I told you that you would be faced consciously with many attitudes that you had put into the background, when you decided to move, so Ruburt has been meeting some of his own. The holidays mean that the affair will be put of a while, so in capsule effect you have now the quintessence of the problem: now facing the issues that you earlier ignored. [...]

[...] Her impression was of a face with “no hair at the sides, or perhaps bald.” [...] Face seemed to be quite small and round rather than square or rectangular. “Sort of a naked kind of a face.” [...]

[...] In their faces you should see aspects of their past personalities.

As he worked with his beliefs, Ruburt found himself in a position where he came face to face with two conflicting core beliefs. [...]

[...] She’d planned to turn her easy chair around so that she could look out at the street lights, but instead she found herself admiring the bookcase that the chair already faced. [...]

Dialogues (see the 639th session in Chapter Ten) is now a book, just completed, but it also represented a movement of the self through a question-and-answer format, through which Ruburt recognized and faced many diverse beliefs. [...]

[...] But in all cases you must come to grips with such unnecessary ideas, face the reality of your creaturehood, and see that you certainly have as much of a place in the universe as a squirrel, an ant or a leaf. [...]

[...] As the wheel turns you call the person or the self who faces the tree the ego, simply because this is the portion that faces physical reality, represented by our tree. But the self who faces the tree one moment is not the self that faces it the next moment, and the operator of the wheel is never in evidence, you see.

The driver of our wheel in this case never appears in the seat that faces physical reality. [...]

[...] When you think of leaving you come face to face with the same conflict, for she wanted you to succeed as a commercial artist.

[...] Of course, the lipstick is an excellent idea, and the eyebrow pencil, so that he begins to care for his face as he used to. The face’s expression accurately reflects the inner self-image, as odd as it may seem. [...]

[...] At first she was afraid to, but it went well — with only a little catch in her throat she faced herself, and did very well at it. [...]

[...] He would still have had to face the world, so to speak. [...]

[...] The tooth symptoms however brought up a system of beliefs through his writing, and he faced some of them quite directly in a crisis situation. [...]

If you did not know that Ruburt could indeed manage to dance, though not in the wildest fashion, then you would not believe it when “faced” with the reality of his behavior around the house. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s coming back in here (Apartment 5) represented a willingness to face beliefs. [...]

If we may speak in an analogy, then these particles have two faces. If you consider them as soldiers guarding the barriers or the boundaries, then you would have to imagine a strange creature, our particle, as a soldier on a boundary facing toward and away from the country in question.

[...] This will be the basis for our next session, for you will see how dreams also serve as the other face, so that man himself stands at a threshold that is also a barrier, or stands at a barrier that is also a threshold.

[...] After achieving the desired state, I saw a few vague faces, male and female. [...]

[...] They feel that at any time they might be caused to face the greatest challenge, to rely upon their strongest resources, their greatest forbearance, and faced by a test of endurance. [...]

[...] Young adults found themselves faced with a multitudinous number of personal decisions that in other cultures were made more or less automatically. [...]

[...] Others use the same circumstances as excuses for no longer hanging on to a wish for life, and so it seems that while saving face they fall prey to the exterior circumstances.

[...] Her face was not clear at all but her dress was clearly visible—at least the color. [...] I do not remember her face at all. [...]

[...] The one in my vision was a thin man in shirt sleeves, perhaps in his late thirties, with thick straight brown hair combed straight back, a thin very friendly face with a generous mouth. [...]

[...] The young man whose face you saw is someone much like yourself, as far as personal characteristics and temperament are concerned.

[...] Perhaps I could include a drawing of the face I saw so clearly. [...]

[...] Someday we shall show that face, and this face (Jane pointed to herself) for I am a stubborn gentleman, and in my own time we shall indeed give quite adequate proofs of what I am.

(The portrait referred to by Seth happened to hang on a wall facing Jane this evening. [...] I did not know who it represented consciously; merely that I had a very clear mental image of a face and figure to paint. [...]

[...] fear with a funny face.

[...] He was face to face with them and with the natural end product if they were continued.

[...] Now as the fears are faced these other habits will dissolve.

[...] He dared not feel it as deeply as he actually did; therefore fears in himself were also not to be faced. [...]

[...] Because the inner fears were not recognized, no efforts were made to face them, challenge them, or conquer them. [...]

The very fact that he realizes such fears and faces them is automatically releasing. [...]

Some difficulty lies in the inner psychological relationship between the husband and the wife—an inner issue she does not face, and reacts to the issue in physical terms. [...]

[...] She does not trust her ability to stand up and face the world.

[...] The bed facing the south. [...]

(Pause.) Ruburt was made aware of the fact in an out-of-body state when they came face to face. [...]

When the frustrations were faced and worked through more and more, the creature then lost its strength. [...]