“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jane said that as I read to her, she picked up from Seth information that in those old days people most often insisted upon returning to the sites of their destroyed or damaged cities and towns and farms, even though such events had wiped those places out more than once. [...]

[...] To be too womanly might bring about the catastrophe of childbirth, and in the terms in which you both operated once, destroy you as artists.

You felt that you wanted to give a life for the one you accidentally destroyed, but it need not have been the life of the same personality, had you chosen otherwise. [...]

In intent, however, again, no attack was made upon the body itself, as far as, for example, an organ is literally destroyed or badly damaged.

Remind yourself that for all you might have read, or heard, or deduced earlier, it is certainly not inevitable that all unfortunate situations take the darkest of tones, and that indeed the opposite is true; for if such were the case, the world and all of life would have literally been destroyed through disasters and calamities.

[...] I wanted to convey to you the fact that the personality is composed of indestructible elements and that these elements are never destroyed. [...]

To some extent you do not trust your own creativity enough, but think that it is so weak that it will be destroyed or dissipated by the slightest distraction. [...]

(“Will this destroy our civilization as we know it?”)

[...] Instead it offers you the annihilation of your personality, in a bliss that destroys the integrity of your being. [...]

[...] You held yourselves up and thought you were so great and inadvertently or intentionally you began to destroy us at first and then it became more of a pattern because then you sensed that your survival was hinging on it too. [...]

[...] This also has to do, however, with the fear of exterior stimuli and the basic fear that it will sweep you away, destroy your person and (words lost) of it. [...]

A few old hangovers, simply to be aired so they do not remain underground—this is old material—but Ruburt’s mother used to tell him that he destroyed everything he touched. [...]

[...] Caution, pride can destroy much. [...]

[...] It cannot destroy itself. [...]

[...] The letters are still in a strongbox, and have not been destroyed, but Anne Healy does not have them. [...]

[...] I, for one, was afraid that such an arrangement would not only demonstrate our acceptance of the fact that Jane was really caught in a terrible, permanent situation, but that it would end up destroying us psychologically and creatively.

[...] Your lack of perception cannot destroy their validity, however. [...]

[...] Those responsible for such a destruction would have destroyed only reality as they knew it, in the probable system. [...]

[...] From a larger viewpoint you would know that nothing had been destroyed. [...]

[...] That evening further blocks of actual brain cells were destroyed. [...]

It is no coincidence that man the hunter seems, at least, to destroy. [...]

[...] You cannot eradicate a virus, though at any given time you destroy every member alive of any given strain. [...]

[...] Only an objectively tuned consciousness like man’s would imagine that the physical eradication of a species destroyed its existence.”