“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Half our problem, we saw in a discussion before the guests arrived, was that we had no planned response for such situations: we ended up feeling guilty at saying no, and resentful at saying yes. [...]

[...] His vision problems had little to do with his eyes, for example, but with the way he was using the ligaments in his neck, and with his posture. [...]

(11:15.)It is extremely important that he not concentrate upon the problem—underline 10 times. [...]

Again, the concentration must not be on the problem.

[...] Those problems set by one level of consciousness will automatically cause breakthroughs into other areas of conscious activity, where solutions can be found.

[...] The problems act as stimuli in that regard. [...]

[...] It is only because of my great esteem for you, and my feeling toward your problems, that I do not allow myself full freedom this evening, for the matter of the voice could indeed be quite unrestrained.

You have more problems than I can deal with. [...]

[...] I explained to Jane some thoughts I’d had in bed last night—that her returning home in reasonably good shape would solve all of our major challenges at this time: her career, income, insurance problems, physical freedom, the ability to travel if we chose—all of them, freeing us to start leading some sort of more-or-less normal lifestyle. [...]

[...] My idea in it, that we should forget the concentration on health problems for a while, was one that she’d had herself this morning, she told me, in surprise. [...]

If you trust yourselves, and approve of yourselves, all of your problems literally dissolve, and playful creativity bursts into its full flower.

The whole point of this of course is trusting the inner self—the source of just about any problem. [...]

(My subconscious knows the answer to this problem. [...]

[...] While they were not able to solve the problem of violence as they understood it in your reality, their passionate desire to do so still rings throughout your own psychic environment.

(Seth has dealt with the problem of mass-perception in the sessions on the creation of matter: 60-73, among others. [...]

[...] But as early as the 15th session Seth was discussing these problems as related to dreams. [...]

[...] Pretend that while you are in the dream state, you are concerned with the problem of consciousness and existence. [...]

[...] It has at one time or another in various lives been on the side of the strongly disciplined portions, in which case it was greatly given to dogma, and concerned with cultural problems of punishment and law; or followed the intuitive side, in which it emerged as mediumship, and high mysticism.

[...] He would have to face the problem, and if it was circumvented in one way it could have returned at a later date.

[...] The problem as he set it in the framework he made for it, was quite literally huge. [...]

[...] Finally Ruburt discovered for himself, this morning precisely, his basic problem—the problem that eventually everyone must face.

[...] Those problems led to the very short regular session for last Monday, and the very short deleted portion of that 809th session.)

[...] On other occasions they may rid the individual of one problem in such a way that he only finds a different one.

Beside the list given earlier [tonight], you have the American belief that money will solve almost any social problem, that the middle-class way of life is the correct “democratic” one, and that the difficulty between blacks and whites in particular can be erased by applying social bandages, rather than by attacking the basic beliefs behind the problem.

[...] I was dismayed to realize that some four and a half years had passed since that session had been held, and that we were still struggling with the same problems—indeed, that Jane had lost much ground physically in the interim. [...]

[...] Humorously:) Censored material: in a matter of days you effectively helped Ruburt to largely overcome a problem that had bothered him deeply—the bathroom situation.

You should be able to see, in fact, that the problems we have been discussing begin by limiting the field of available choices, and thus curtailing the range of expression. [...]

[...] He is in no way responsible for his mother’s problems, and no matter how strong his fears, universal energy lifts him up regardless of all else. [...]

(After supper this evening both Jane and I did a lot of griping and complaining about her symptoms, and our inability to solve the problems involved. [...]

[...] It is simply not that much of a problem to move—to act, to make a change—it is not all that dangerous.

Without understanding however you can simply project all the problems. [...]