“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Twice a day for 15 minutes at a time, to take the place of psycho-cybernetics, I want him to dwell upon these positive activities and characteristics. This will automatically help replace some of the negative beliefs concerning unworthiness, and is an effective way of avoiding pitfalls.

[...] Actually, I agree with that statement, while also being quite aware of my own humanness and the numerous pitfalls, real and imagined, that could stand between my performance and feeling as an individual and that greater state where there isn’t anything to fear. [...]

When an upset of balance scatters his energy then it escapes, or can, into those pitfalls. [...]

[...] I hope of course that our “model” avoids many of those pitfalls. [...]

Now he questions his own attitudes, however, which is good, and helps him avoid the full brunt of such pitfalls.

[...] Jane said she would try to avoid this pitfall in the future.

In other areas of your lives you have made such advances that you are no longer aware of, for example, possible pitfalls completely escaped. [...]

[...] Halfway measures therefore are the pitfall.

There is a Wednesday appointment for our friend here shortly, that either can hold pitfalls or will turn out to be surprising.

[...] You have a more solid framework now than you had earlier and you have gotten over successfully several pitfalls into which you could have fallen. [...]

[...] Once you made up your minds to, you found your house — with characteristic swiftness, let me add, and you avoided several pitfalls.

[...] To some extent, my humor helps me avoid pitfalls, and lets me help others to see their lives in better perspective.

[...] Ruburt’s psychic climate has indeed changed for the better, but in periods of physical symptoms beyond his present norm, you can greatly assist in such a manner, for these are simply—or not so simply—miniature pitfalls. [...]

You both did very well up until that point last evening, and afterward Ruburt in particular did well, though both of you managed to avoid pitfalls that might otherwise have occurred. [...]

[...] As Joseph represents the fullest potentiality of your entity the image of the man represents a possible, though I hope not probable, pitfall image of your present personality, though not of your overall entity.

The word “perfect” holds many pitfalls. [...]

[...] You must look out for pitfalls, and use your critical faculties. [...]

[...] He was so often told “Do not fritter away your energy,” “Do not go in so many directions at once,” “Restrain yourself,” and so he was making sure that he avoided these pitfalls.

[...] For this reason it is necessary that you understand what your particular strengths and weaknesses are, and to know in which field of endeavor you can depend upon various abilities and avoid various pitfalls.

[...] I hope, of course, that our ‘model’ avoids many of those pitfalls.