“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

So is your own identity secure in the midst of all these births and deaths of which your conscious self is unaware. [...]

[...] By one of those curious coincidences that are not coincidences at all, another dramatic rendition of that same Watergate saga was simultaneously showing on another channel — this one depicting the second spiritual birth of one of the President’s finest cohorts.

[...] At birth the past reincarnated self may in some cases refuse or be unable to let go control over physical matter. [...]

I ask you to realize that within yourself is the prime identity that gave birth to your own personalities...and within yourselves there are personalities that you have forgotten. [...]

[...] More: He ties in his discussion of sexuality with the birth of languages and the nature of “the hidden God.”

[...] Many severe illnesses disappear miraculously, it would seem, though an individual has been plagued since birth.

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.

[...] The subconscious remembers the struggles of physical birth, and immediately following his birthday is a time of expansion. [...]

[...] This led to the birth of new creative material as well. [...]

[...] Since time is simultaneous, at other levels your ancestors knew of your birth though they died centuries ago in recognized continuity. [...]

[...] You might wonder if your aunt will take an anticipated journey to Europe next year, and that thought might give birth to images of an imagined future. [...]

I told you at one time that birth was a greater shock than death. [...]

[...] Understand that individuals themselves between lives choose the time of their own birth, adopting ahead of time those characteristics that they feel will best aid their development, and challenge their abilities.

The birth of the world represented a divine psychological awakening. [...]

[...] And so after birth, for some time, there can be feelings of depression. [...]

It has seemed to many of you that you have been tinged by evil, from birth. [...]

[...] No death occurs by chance, nor any birth. [...]

[...] He doesn’t want to leave town, which is the place of his birth, to find a better job; nor does it occur to him to try and understand better the experiences of his fellow workers. [...]

[...] Those inner fields of reference in which you have your existence are completely changing themselves as your experience is added to them, and your own (long pause) identity was couched in those references before birth as you understand it.

[...] It has its beginnings with corporal birth. [...]