“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Yet who must die? [...]

[...] You know that physically you will die, yet each person at one time or another is secretly sure that he or she will not meet such a fate, and that life is somehow eternal.

[...] The mate died during that journey. [...]

[...] It was of course the knowledge that he would necessarily die before you will that gave rise to his passing by, but the dream did not involve an immediate clairvoyant knowledge of his death.

[...] To a large extent they will (underlined) the events of their lives — whether or not they are willing to admit this to themselves, and they will (underlined) to die.

(Smile.) In the terms of other systems that particular kind of destruction is meaningless and does not exist, but you believe that it does, and the agonies of the dying are sorely felt. [...]

[...] There will be, however, a characteristic way of dying that will be adapted by different personalities. [...]

[...] The fact remains, however, you do not have to die to find God. [...]

[...] The fact remains, however: You do not have to die to find God. [...]

[...] The physical body must be born and die. [...]

[...] Generally speaking, the other flowers born in the same spring will die at about the same time. [...]

[...] In the first place, since all time is simultaneous, you are always dying and being born, and your later experience affects the time of your birth.

A note added 14 years after Jane/Seth delivered the magical-approach material: Miss Bowman died in 1994, at the age of 96. [...]

(I remembered that Seth once said that if a dying person decides to live after all, they’ll seize upon the tiniest hope, and respond. [...]

[...] In the same way, it is believed that the energy of the universe will die out. [...]

[...] Her recovery was up to her, then, although I still puzzled why she carried her situation to such extremes when she said she didn’t want to die.

[...] All along we’d been thinking the three personalities making up the Christ entity had already lived and died, but now here Seth was talking about the third personality returning in the next century. [...]

[...] When the historical Christ “died,” Paul was to implement the spiritual ideas in physical terms, to carry on. [...]

[...] They couldn’t be born for them or die for them. [...]

In the first stage, Ruburt projected through physical reality and saw personalities who had very recently died in physical terms. [...]

(Early this month Jane and I bought an anthology containing a long section by Carl Jung, the Swiss psychoanalyst who died in 1961. [...]

“Will she be … fully materialized on another plane before she dies in this one?” Rob asked. [...]

[...] Miss Cunningham, Rob, me and all the people that we knew were surely getting shot down; falling through time, we were dying in a descent that we couldn’t understand or control. [...]

Jung enlarged on some of his concepts shortly before he died. [...]