“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The first one gave her information about a life she’d lived as a nun in the former province of Normandy, France, in the 16th century. [...]

Through such relationships, for example, say, the cavemen and the people of the 22nd century rub elbows, where in strict terms of time the species would seem to be quite disconnected from its “earlier” or “later” counterparts.

[...] In a large regard the church through the centuries ruled through the use of fear far more than the use of love. [...]

“He did initiate a small religious order in the 16th century, in France, and he was in love for many years with the man he met in his dream (five evenings ago)—a cleric. [...]

[...] Seth says this material has been given by himself and others in other times and places, but that it is given again, in new ways, for each succeeding generation through the centuries. [...]

[...] The musical ability was picked up again in the 16th century in England, where we find him as a minor composer for organ, where he used the scribe’s ability as well.

Through the centuries philosophical and religious thinkers have created numerous complicated variations of ideas involving free will and determinism, so that neither thesis is as simple as it first appears to be. [...]

[...] These remarkable physical changes stem from a genetic “defect” carried by a common ancestor who lived more than a century ago. [...]

Also, there is an old relationship here going back some many centuries and not of an important nature. [...]

(In trance, Jane pointed to the new painting.) The picture is of a man, or rather of a woman who lived in Constantinople in the 14th century. [...]

Some ancient tales have come down through the centuries that tell of various gods and demons who guard the gates, so to speak, of other levels of reality and stages of consciousness. [...]

[...] Centuries ago, ordinary people did not have the opportunity to travel from one country to another with such rapidity. [...]

[...] I see him also England 13th century, as a shepherd dying at the age of 33. [...]

(The painter, 14th-century Belgian artist Van Elver, a survival personality whose portrait I have painted. [...]

[...] The hatred the Shiites hold for the Bahais is based upon a century-old, primitive religious zealotry. [...]

[...] Conceivably therefore one moment of your time would indeed be experienced by the whole self as centuries.

[...] 20, I received psychically rather strong impressions about Nebene, one of “my” personalities in the first century AD. [...]

[...] It seemed that they would carry a heavy burden for perhaps half a century, say. [...]

[...] In other, larger respects, it could go on for centuries. [...]

[...] We go along in our own stubborn ways, knowing that our outlooks are rooted in the Western traditions of the world, but also knowing that there exist all about us these numerous other philosophies or systems, some of them many centuries old, that the human race has created to help it explain reality. [...]

[...] I then recalled that earlier in the week Bill Gallagher and I had been looking at some of my books on the ships of the 17th and 18th centuries. [...]

You have to handle and assimilate information now available as to happenings in other places that, in previous centuries, no ordinary individual would have been aware of. [...]

[...] I added that within those religious boundaries, mystics across the centuries and throughout the world have given voice to the same ideas in almost the same words, and that as an “independent” mystic Jane was in a position to approach the situation from a freer; more individual standpoint: She would be able to add fresh insights to what is certainly one of the species’ all-pervasive, unifying states. [...]

[...] The map has recently been authenticated, and purports to show the Vikings in the New World several centuries before Columbus.)