“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She may train her voice, take lessons, while yet she is thwarted at auditions, until it seems people are against her.

[...] You did well Joseph, teaching him discipline, but as he never goes halfway, so sometimes he learns his lessons too well. [...]

[...] You teach yourself the lesson until you have learned it. [...]

[...] You teach yourself the lesson until you have learned it. [...]

[...] This is perhaps the hardest lesson, but it is one that you must learn. [...]

[...] And these lessons serve you well, and what you learn goes out from you in all directions and each triumph that you make is not yours alone, but reaches even into those dimensions of which I have spoken. [...]

[...] It was one in which she was attempting to follow in a still-life some of the techniques I’d showed her a few days ago, when I repainted another still-life composition she’d started, and showed her how to get more opaque effects for variety; a demonstration, then, for she’d asked for “a lesson.” [...]

[...] Because of the lesson his peaks of achievement will be higher, and his overall physical condition instantly will show improvement.

[...] It reinforced the lessons of daily life, and was highly important in man’s progress.

[...] I figured there were reasons for the finger thing erupting so suddenly to begin with, and leading us against our conscious wills into the whole hospital scene at St. Joe’s, so whatever lessons there are in those experiences are still being assimilated. [...]

[...] Then he began to learn the lessons that were needed — that life is expression, and that it is safe for him to move mentally and physically, using both his psychic, creative, mental and physical abilities to their fullest.

[...] You used the incident of the optometrist’s notice to give yourself a very fine lesson, for in the back of your mind you did indeed worry and wonder that your eyes were becoming tired. [...]

The lessons were made plain, as all the ideas behind them were personified. [...]

[...] The problems must be solved at their basic level, and once these lessons are learned they are of benefit for the rest of your lives.

Now: For our psychology lesson (with gentle amusement), continued from before.

[...] This represents progression on Ruburt’s part, but he must still learn lessons that he has already learned in giving such information to others. [...]

(A note: Yet Bill told me of his troubles with golf this season, lamenting how he has problems getting any distance in his drives, speaking of taking some lessons and practice in an effort to improve his game. [...]

This immobilization was in itself a lesson, and he has learned it. [...]

[...] It is even given lessons of a kind, but it is very much its own self.

This is the lesson that All That Is had to learn, and that could not be taught. [...]