“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The whole self not only perceives these limitless moment points, but being a part of action, each whole self projects fragments and personalities from itself to all these points, creating therefore other egos, other intense focus points which are independent, which work out their own destinies and experiences, which in turn perceive any given moment point in slow motion.

[...] Overall plans for development are made, as the group members, say, of a town decide upon its destiny. [...]

I am saying that you, and you, every individual, is in control of their own destiny. [...]

[...] And the individual has no control over his destiny for it can be swept aside at any point by random fate over which he has no recourse. [...]

[...] Your life and destiny is in your own hands... [...]

[...] Buddhism and Hinduism would banish the very thought: How dare one even think of escaping, or just simply ignoring, his or her “fate or destiny” (to put it loosely)! [...]

[...] (Jung himself thought the questions of reincarnation, and of karma [or, roughly, destiny or fate], to be “obscure” — he couldn’t be sure of the existence of such phenomena.) From Session 555 for October 21, 1970: “The anima and the animus … are highly charged psychically, and also appear in the dream state. [...]