“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You are not jealous of talents you do not possess, and so you can openheartedly encourage them in others. [...]

A musical talent but without the discipline or desire to perfect the gift. [...]

(10:35–11:05.) If you are born into a time that does not seem conducive to your talents, it is because that society offers needed counterpoints to questions that concern you, or because it provides a particular kind of framework that will color your abilities in a certain direction, bringing out nuances or accomplishments not possible otherwise.

One of his greatest talents is to delve inward, but if this is carried to the extreme, he can brood and feel overly lonely. [...]

[...] I do go along with your individual talents, making use of them when I can, and helping you to develop abilities that you have let lie unused and latent.

[...] It was also a part of your talent. [...]

He is indeed much like you, but without your artistic talent and without your overly developed protective mechanism. His liking for the planning of houses will grow, and will compensate him for your artistic talents, which he has always envied.

There may be physical circumstances involving birth defects that are beyond alteration, where experience must be focused along other than usual pathways, yet even here those talents and characteristics that are available will open up vistas of experience and achievement.

[...] (Pause.) There is a rhythm-making talent here to some extent. [...]

[...] These are his strong points, and the painting represents more than he realizes, for he has a talent for it from previous experience.

(John also stated talent Clint Smith has one young brother-in-law who lives in Lancaster, PA, south of Williamsport; but as far as John knows there would be no connection here either.

[...] He has an innate talent for making money, that has not been developed nor used for these reasons; and all suggestions made by him to you have been regarded by you as threats, and he felt that the suggestions were mistakes on his part. [...]

To use your talents, and they are considerable, you can do no less. [...]

Your own talents will take a somewhat different direction as your abilities and Ferd’s abilities join together in a workable arrangement. [...]

[...] For there is an isolated characteristic in him, and a completely undeveloped talent, though not in painting.

There is a mechanical talent, early developed, though strangely in a woman’s life, when he was a girl caring for a father’s shop. [...]

(“The issue is, basically, that Jane feels and fears that Seth—the Seth phenomena—could overwhelm her and take over eintirely if she ever permitted it to—subjugating all else that she holds dear; her own talent, her own personality even, so that she would become merely a spokesperson for Seth.”

(She’d obviously, I thought, expected recognition by her peers in the writing field when she matured, with her obvious talents. [...]

[...] Also included is one excerpt by Seth about Jane’s talents with a similar kind of experience.

[...] You hastened, Joseph, to put your talent to the proper Darwinian and Freudian goals: to make money, and to compete. [...]