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UR1 Appendix 9: (For Session 690) Sumari sexuality song passivity female

(In ESP class for April 16, a student asked Seth to comment on “the differences between the male and female [human beings] as we understand them.” Seth’s answer was a long one. It clearly illuminated his material in this session, as can be seen in the excerpt I’ve put together for this presentation. [This sometimes happens in class: Seth will elaborate upon book information, or discuss it from a different viewpoint; this in turn makes Jane and me want to see such material used in the book.])

All time is simultaneous (Seth told the members of class), and so you are male and female at once.

In all religions, those that you did not officially adopt in your society, what you would think of as the female religions predominated. Those people did not progress in industrial terms because they were too well aware of their part in nature. They could not dissect it.

UR1 Section 2: Session 690 March 21, 1974 Christ architect species religious Jehovah

The male-female tendencies at that time became psychically alienated from each other.* The differences were exaggerated. [...]