“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

While Seth was dictating Mass Events, for example, another of our cats (Billy) died. [...]

[...] At the same time our black cat, Rooney, who’d died in his fifth year, lay in his grave in the backyard of the house on Water Street.⁶

[...] The personality died in infancy. [...]

Some years after the 4th session was held, and without telling us anything else about the subject, Seth volunteered the information that his dog fragment had died. [...]

[...] Mohammed, the founder of the Moslem religion, died in 632; conflicts over his successor led to an overall division of the religion into the Shiite and Sunni branches (although this is a simplification). [...]

[...] You may think it is better to die quickly of a heart attack, for example. [...]

[...] I watched my father go through the ravages of senility; he died in November 1971, at the age of 81. [...]

[...] They do not die. [...]

[...] Rob “knew” that he was seeing the bedroom in which his brother, Dick, had died in a past life in England. [...]

(Jane’s childhood friend, Eddie, died of diabetes in his early thirties.)

[...] They are told not to be cruel or fanatical, not to die for the sword, or by the sword. [...]

[...] You died, I believe, shortly after the time of Christ—that is, somewhere between 35 and 50 AD.

[...] (Pause.) He fears he will die in his sleep and face eternal damnation. [...]

[...] If the dying person overidentifies with the body then he can easily panic, thinking that all expression is therefore cut off, and for that matter that his consciousness is about to be extinguished.

To die with hatred for any cause or people, or for any reason, is a great disadvantage. [...]

4. Earlier in this decade of our camouflage reality, all four of our parents died within a period of less than three years. [...]

[...] You have been taught to concentrate upon criticisms and faults in your society; and in your times it seems that everything will work out wrong — that left alone the world will run down, the universe will die, man will destroy himself; and these beliefs so infiltrate your behavior that they organize much of your experience and rob you of the benefits nature itself everywhere provides in direct primary experience.

[...] A man, literally of flesh and blood, must then prove beyond all doubt that each and every other [human being] survives death — by dying, of course, and then by rising, physically-perceived, into heaven. [...]

[...] He sees parents who have died in physical ways, and in his dreams he knows, on many occasions, what other characters think within the dream context.

(Jane’s grandfather died at the age of 67. [...]