“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I still don’t want to burden Jane with a series of sessions on my own problems. [...]

(We discussed this problem, and Jane then began to dictate again. [...]

[...] The same problem arises with dreams, with material on the inner senses, etc. [...]

[...] to please you I will make a bargain with you: I will not mention your problem if you do not want me to—(There followed another humorous exchange between Seth and Bill.) Some Jesuits are sorrowful jokers, and laugh while the tears roll down their cheeks. [...]

(As Seth, Jane now pointed to Virginia, and dealt with a problem mentioned at last break.)

[...] The problem here is getting the information through Ruburt, without distortion. [...]

(I now also was curious to see if distortion cropped up, since Seth had dealt with this problem in the 36th session to some extent. [...]

[...] In each person’s life, and in your own, at each and every point of your existence, the solutions to your problems, or the means of achieving those solutions, are always as apparent—or rather as present—within your days as is any given problem itself. [...]

[...] It will take more than myself and twenty gods beside to handle that problem. [...]

[...] [Bill also works for the Elmira paper, in advertising.] Seth said that Bill was on the right track, that once he gets his physical problems straightened out, meaning his ulcer, he will be doing very well.

[...] The problem of semantics here, involving printing, writing and lettering, has arisen before.

(Long pause at 10:11.) “Psychic explorations” never cause such difficulties, nor do they ever compound original problems. [...]

([Dr. Instream:] “I can help Ruburt meet such problems... [...]

[...] Lois, John said, is around 40 years old, and she has her own personal problems. [...]

[...] The ego, her ego, is presently too concerned with other problems to allow her any such inner freedom. [...]

The problem comes when you try to categorize consciousness or being. [...]

[...] It is more a problem of basic language itself, as you are acquainted with it. [...]

We are involved here somewhat in a basic problem, hardly Ruburt’s alone, that will some day take up many sessions. [...]

[...] These are fascinating, not only because they are practical, but because they suggest the awesome abilities of the inner self to solve problems for us and to obtain information that we consider vital.

[...] (Jane didn’t see her father again—he came from a broken home himself—until she was 21.) By the time Jane was three years old, her mother was having serious problems with rheumatoid arthritis. [...]

[...] 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.