“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

M a n s d a v e n s, the last name. (Pause.) The first (gesturing) T a n z. 1487, 1535, dying in Turkey. Three children and a wife who was German. The personality then irresponsible but full of gaiety, with some effeminate characteristics from an earlier 9th century life. (Pause.) A tendency then to run from problems, and a fear of settling in one place.

We find here now however a fairly rigid personality, with many prejudices, given to literal interpretations.

There is a curiosity however that is highly redeeming, but there is not a well-established pattern that has been developed, by which the personality can consistently learn and grow. The rigidity becomes too demanding and the impulse toward freedom is fought vigorously.

There is on the one hand a fear of demanding, and on the other hand a tendency to demand too much in personal relationships in which the other sex is involved. There is no commitment to an idea as such, and yet the personality is quite capable of such commitment.

Deepest abilities are not being developed because of the basic rigid attitudes. There is deep distrust of the male, but this is based mainly upon the difficulties in the 15th-century personality. These are projected outward, you see, and then reacted against.

A communication, Philip, from someone rather distant in space, say across the continent, perhaps even on an island. Or the person has connections with such a place. This is family or personal rather than business, I believe. (Pause.) Also a woman in a rather small town. Either her name is Ann or she has a mother or sister with the name of Ann.

He brought you up, and it is in that home that you lived. There were many problems not worked out that are being worked out now. We will go into more personal material if you wish at another session. (Pause.) There is also a connection with an individual where you work. If no one has any questions then we shall close the session.