“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The control over matter is vigorous, and they usually stay within the body, dying either in accidents where death is immediate or in sleep or with a disease that strikes quickly. [...]

[...] He died in March, 1948, when Jane was 19.)

[...] The yoga exercises are good but can be performed with a lighter heart, not a do-or-die attitude. [...]

[...] (Joseph Burdo died in 1948 at the age of 68. [...]

[...] Dying as a boy in his last life, the experience of adulthood is new to him this time. [...]

[...] If for example our tree bark grew fearful of the stormy weather and began to harden itself against the elements, in a well-meaning but distorted protective spirit, then the tree would die. [...]

[...] Jane’s father is still in danger of losing his life violently, but if he survives the next five years he will die a natural death, before 70 I believe. [...]

When you died?

[...] I have said before that many creative people, highly gifted, have died young in one way or the other because their great gifts of creativity could find no clear room in which to grow. [...]

[...] Jane’s co-worker at the gallery, Mrs. Borst, who is now retired, had stated definitely that she had known a Frank Watts who had died in the 1940’s, and had also known his sister Treva.)

[...] The body consciousness, watching the news, would think—if it thought as you do—“What activity, what commotion, what excitement (almost laughing), what a conglomeration of smells and sights, what a congregation of my fellows, running and chasing, rising and falling, even living and dying. [...]

The wife dies young. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Your mother died when you were very young. [...]

[...] attempts on her life, but would die in her early eighties of [pneumonia?]. [...]

[...] (Pause.) You are not equipped with a certain amount of energy that then wears out and dies. [...]

The body changes constantly, and there are rhythms of the soul, so that some people die young. [...]

[...] He also felt accused by you, believing that if he was using his abilities really fully, as you wanted him to, then there would have been a way provided so the woman would not die.

[...] a small town... (a few missing sentences)...Three children who died before the age of three, and records, I believe, attesting to this fact... [...]

(On Friday at 1 PM on February 5, my father died. [...]

For additional material on cellular life and death as mediated by Seth’s CU’s, or units of consciousness, see the 688th session between 10:26 and 10:59: “When the cell dies physically, its inviolate nature is not betrayed. [...]

(“How old were you when you died in Denmark?”)

[...] I do not care if both of you die poor, but I do demand that you live using your abilities.