“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(1. About reincarnations Why do people say they remember past lives, but very seldom refer to future lives? If Seth’s ideas on the subject are correct, people should remember both past and future lives.

Do not try to hide from them. Whether they are the result of your own behavior or the behaviors of others, use them creatively, and as they are tackled such instances in the future will be minimal.

A past death does not bother them, but the contemplation of a future reincarnation implies the death within this present life, and is largely avoided.

There is something else, in that in certain terms the way must be open, because people believe in a continuous time, and would feel the weight of future actions bearing down upon them in this life if they were aware of their future existences. They feel that other lives are past.

As a matter of fact, however, many futuristic books and novels fictionally contain elements of such future knowledge. When people form even dreams about other lives, they often draw upon the picture books of history, and there is no such heritage of a cultural nature with which they can flesh out any dreams of future lives.

However, it is the belief that reincarnations are past that largely closes the door. Those futures in your terms so affect the present, however, that vast confusion would result with any mass knowledge. Yet many inventions occur in a strange fashion, as men do at times travel into their own futures and bring back the memory of, say, gadgets existing there, which then in this life they “invent.”