“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Telephone company men working on wires; two men high on pole. [...]

You told me this story the next morning when both young men showed up with black eyes, and Mark with a broken wrist. [...]

[...] There is a room with three windows, connected to a larger room in a public-type building in which men work.

[...] And by reminding men of a birth and a resurrection it hints at the innate abilities of the race to transcend physical time and space.

[...] They were superlative-looking young men, dressed in the latest of fashions, and even in the hospital it was apparent that they were properly clothed in the finest of social mores as well. [...]

[...] Abilities and inventions were not dependent upon human migrations, but those migrations themselves were the result of information given in dreams, telling tribes of men the directions in which better homelands could be found.

[...] Men in the sciences have years and years invested in a particular system, upon which their reputations, self-respect, and livelihood depend. [...]

[...] They do not change for animals or men. [...]

[...] Some of the scientists equate nuclear power with man’s great curiosity, and feel that they wrest this great energy from nature because they are “smarter than” nature is — smarter than nature, smarter than their fellow men — so they read those events in their own way. [...]

[...] They resent having to get money from the government, from men who are not scientists, and they build up a false sense of comparative omnipotence in response — and that makes them less careful than they should be. [...]

[...] It will make its mark because individual men will recognize its truth. [...]

[...] He would have discovered much more had he been able to trust his intuitions even more, and able to leave more of the so-called scientific proof of his theories to lesser men, to give himself more inner freedom.

[...] There are laws which govern the birth and death, not only of men but of all conscious beings, and these laws can be discovered for the asking.

[...] Storms, say, or tornadoes, are brought about by angry men precisely as wars are. [...]

[...] Individuals have often chosen such situations precisely as incentives, and many great men have done so. [...]

If all men could learn to love, in terms of which I have spoken, then there would be no need for any kind of punishment within your field, and the word would vanish from your vocabulary. [...]

In the period that you now think of as the Stone Age, the men you think of as your ancestors, the cavemen, often found shelter not in rough naturally formed caves, but in mechanically created channels that reached behind them, and in the deserted cities in which once the Lumanians dwelled. [...]

[...] We are so far dealing, however, with men of good will, and it is for this reason that we shall cooperate. [...]

Original thinkers, creative innovators, often have their difficulties with their fellow men, even if their careers are backed up by academic credentials, organizations, or whatever. [...]

[...] Now, many personalities may work together to form a time system, as many men may labor to form a national highway. [...]

[...] The men didn’t want to keep the powder and bullets together. [...]

[...] The Gauls looked French, swarthy; and they were little men. [...]

[...] Your Mrs. Patterson represents your own love for your fellow men and fellow women (with gentle emphasis), and expresses a deep compassion for the situation of your species at this time.