“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The chief said she was the only complainant the police had had; other callers had given the police their addresses and asked them to destroy the birds on their own properties.

[...] You are destroying the meaning in the translation.

[...] Each probability — probable only in relation to and from the standpoint of another probability — is inviolate, however, in that it is not destroyed. [...]

[...] There could have been other southeastern corners, with or without towers: Not all of the authors I consulted agreed upon the location of certain of Jerusalem’s fortifications (in the first century or any other), or when they had been built or destroyed.

[...] It is the product of your own existence, and yet you can neither consciously call it into existence nor destroy it.

[...] The heroine’s act of showering is important to the story because of the steps taken by the enemy to destroy her while she is so occupied.

[...] Because of the circumstances, however, and the two family deaths, the information was available, and used to remind all the class members of the different kind of familyship, a different kind of endeavor, and to offer a different kind of assurance and bonds that are not destroyed in your terms by any amount of reincarnation or any amount of time you use them.

[...] Action, having of itself and because of its nature formed identity, now also because of its nature would seem to destroy identity, since action must involve change, and any change seems to threaten identity.

[...] They destroyed it through their own error, and were reincarnated when your planet was prepared. [...]

[...] Most of the other women or men like to destroy the image or try to prove it wrong, but they do that out of resentment; they see Dick as a threat. [...]

“He tried to destroy the ‘animal of evil,’ and it bit him back. [...]

[...] It became almost a cliché for people to wonder what was wrong with people: Why do those who attain prominence often attract those who want to destroy them? [...]

[...] NOW as I write some old dumb stuff comes emotionally to mind—my mother saying that I’d destroy those I loved or some such nonsense. [...]