“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It is a result of an expansion, again, in terms of value fulfillment, an expansion that has nothing to do with either time or space as men conceive them.

[...] In very ancient times, medicine men had to perform such acts as part of their initiation ceremonies. [...]

(9:40.) We have been speaking about probable men, and do intend to deal more deeply with probable man [or woman], as that is applied to your species. [...]

[...] Men and women are shown. [...]

Your dream was an excellent rendition, for here you have men unaware of the mouse’s dilemma to such an extent that it was beside the point—so taken for granted that it became invisible. [...]

At the age of 25, however, (nine years before the beginning of the sessions), Jane expressed an intuitive grasp of the moment point in these lines of her poem, More Than Men:

8. Jane’s assertion tonight that she felt a humanoid aspect of herself reminded me of the material she’d given almost a year ago in Chapter 12 of Personal Reality, on “the idea of natural therapy in animals,” and animal medicine men. [...]

[...] The three men vainly tried several methods to coax the half-wild, half-tame creature back up the chimney. [...]

[...] Also thought women disliked her — feared that she was after their men, and all kinds of things.

For various reasons, the men in his family, his grandfather on his father’s side, whom he did not know, his maternal grandfather and his father, were highly independent, insisting upon working for themselves. [...]

There are four men at a table, and we are under discussion. [...]

Two men, one with a manuscript, perhaps of his own, though I am not sure here. [...]

[...] But in deeper terms, physically and biologically, the animals are born from the body of the earth, which is composed of the corpses of men and women as much as it is of other matter. [...]

[...] The “dead” matter — the residue of a bird, the sloughed-off cells — these things are not then used by other birds (though they may be occasionally), but by men and women. [...]

[...] Your father represented your father, but he also stood for your version of the race [species] of man itself, of the nameless old men seemingly worn down by age, the lack of communication between nameless fathers and sons. [...]

[...] One man, passionately willing, good or evil, can overbalance, literally, a hundred men. [...]

[...] Some of the soldiers themselves had been recruited from such areas, leaving their families behind, and the old men to do the work. [...]

[...] The symbols that you work with will grow in depth and validity, for they will be symbols that will be recalled to some degree by all men. [...]

(Then a minute later: “Another thing I just got was that when man was with other men in the physical world, he could point to stuff to share descriptions with others, but that he learned to really speak when he tried to describe dreams. [...]

Men and women who insist that emotions are simply psychological mechanisms cannot stop themselves now and then from a soaring of emotional comprehension that later makes their materialistic philosophy quite dull, dreary, and uncreative. [...]

[...] As a rule, men in your society believe themselves logical while women are considered intuitive. [...]

[...] Men are taught to count their worth according to the strength of the sexual drive and its conquests. [...]