“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

They do not know however where identity does reside, and consider it the result merely of organized perceptual patterns. Subsidiary potential egos can then seize upon and use the organism’s sensual and perceiving apparatus. They do mention, the authors, that this can sometimes be the result of necessity. The next strongest takes over when the captain is down, so to speak, so that the whole can survive.

The personality structure does not make sense unless such past experience is taken into consideration. Potentials do not simply appear, they evolve. I have told you that the most minute portion of energy possesses consciousness and has its own identity. This identity of itself is never annihilated. It may form into new gestalts but the identity is retained.

He has an ache in his right arm. He gives a list to Dr. Instream. The list is handwritten, on a white paper that is tinged with blue, that is, bluish-white paper. It has to do with a schedule.

Do you have an envelope for me?

Do you have any questions?

(“Do you want to say something about the shape of the object itself?”)

(As is usually the case when we do not personally know a lot of intimate details connected with the envelope object, Jane and I found ourselves unable to check all of Seth’s data. We think of these occasions as being like those where strangers would furnish the object. We could make quite a few connections however, and Seth helps out a little.

(“A connection with a destination in the afternoon, and with three.” We do not know.

(“An invitation.” We do not know.

(“A connection with October and April.” We saw no particular connection. Del’s birthday for instance is in December; we do not know the month of Maxine’s birthday. My next question asked Seth for the year these months pertained to. When he said “This year.” It didn’t help us.