“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You see value fulfillment in terms of growth, and therefore think of disintegration in terms of psychic destruction and death. [...]

[...] You simply must realize that self-pity, in your terms, is highly destructive. [...]

[...] Nevertheless he realizes that he is part of the storm, and the storm is part of himself, and it is not destructive but creative; and most of all, a simple elemental part of reality as it is.

The destructive elements were concentrated, given nice, neat tangible form, and therefore remedied in a physical fashion.

[...] Certainly it seems destructive to others. [...]

“In my darker moods I find myself thinking that I love the earth and everything upon it except the increasingly destructive activities of human beings — and sometimes I wonder about the human beings themselves! [...]

[...] Your painting is almost a direct result of a desire for creativity, to balance what was once your destructive personality.

[...] At times they have immense power to bring about world-shaking changes of beneficial or destructive nature.

[...] They can cause a fire that we cannot control, fires being obviously destructive.”

[...] All That Is is the creator of individuality, not the means of its destruction.” [...]

(Pause.) It is somewhat fashionable to see man as always nature’s despoiler, as the destructive member of nature’s family, or even to consider him apart from nature, who was given nature as his living grounds.

[...] Despite the appearance that the revolution in Iran—made up as it is of all of those diverse consciousnesses—is feeding upon itself in very destructive ways, in ordinary terms, civil war does not appear to be likely. [...]

[...] The brain’s great creative neocortex is held especially accountable for problems that may lead to humanity’s self-destruction. [...]

[...] I said it was essential to communicate to her sinful self [so named by Seth for convenience’s sake only] that its performance has been very destructive to Jane, and that it must release its hold. [...]