“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I do expect all people to be different, to display abilities and characteristics of a highly diverse nature, and to be highly creative. [...]

[...] This, however, allowed for a diversity that could not otherwise be achieved under the accepted conditions. [...]

[...] The smallest imaginable particle gives evidence of that basic unity of energy adopting form, materializing the camouflage pattern necessary for efficient manipulation within your universe, that is composed of diverse but interwoven fields of apparent, semi-apparent, or unapparent activities and correlations. [...]

Diversity is a necessity even for that which is. [...]

[...] The expression of joy also makes the ego more resilient, less fearful, less resentful of diverse conditions when they occur. [...]

Cultures of diverse natures communicate in ways impossible otherwise, and all of the great explorations of one country by another have involved prior dream contact.

[...] They were diverse but in both, in the main, you would have been working toward the same objectives. [...]

[...] They operate then in much the same manner as crosscurrents, setting up blockages, and impeding main energies by dividing them in several diverse directions.

[...] Individually they may seem highly diverse in nature, one from the other, but you will not find them as a rule in universities as teachers. [...]

There are all kinds of Sumari, as there is great diversity within each family of consciousness.

“Infinities of diversity and opportunity are given to the personalities by the entity. [...]

[...] Each portion of all such life clouds seeks value fulfillment, again, but that term itself is woefully inadequate to express the nature of life’s diversity, purpose, or meaning.¹⁵

“They begin with a certain impetus, give you a certain kind of progress, and regardless of how great or small that progress may be, there is a necessary time of assimilation—that is, the stimulation over a period of time is more effective when it is in a fashion intermittent, when certain methods are tried out, applied, and so forth—but by the very nature of the healing process there is also the necessity of letup, diversion, and looking away.

[...] Seth may think that his own term, “value fulfillment,” “is woefully inadequate to express the nature of life’s diversity, purpose, or meaning,” but over two years ago, in Chapter 2 of Dreams, he gave what I think is an excellent interpretation of that quality. [...]

[...] One person may find sexually stimulating thoughts delightful and a most enjoyable kind of diversion. [...]

[...] All of this will show itself to you in its truly logical perfection, in time, and much of this will be important in many seemingly diverse fields.

“First of all,” Seth said, “the physical universe itself is a conglomeration of diverse individualistic symbols, none of which means precisely the same thing to any two individuals, and in which even so-called basic qualities like color and placement in space cannot be relied upon. [...]

[...] Their dream experiences, then, are not so diverse as you might suppose. [...]

[...] In its own way the flood was a religious event, for it united diverse groups of people — who did not always have the most humanistic of intents — with the community. [...]

(“I don’t mean to say by this that I think Seth and Jane are the same personality; rather, my feeling is that this acceleration connects portions of the same consciousness that are normally so diverse as to be two separate personalities for all practical purposes. [...]

The second island-spirit says, also to the third: “You are myself, only my excitement, my joy and beauty, are concentrated in the magic of my volcano, and you instead stand for the twittering excitement of diverse species — birds and animals and insects — that flow in far less grandiose fashion across the slopes of your uneasy land.”

[...] Yet all sciences are based on the desire for knowledge, and so there are intersections that occur even in the most diverse of paths; and you are at such an intersection.

The similarity here may not be easy for you to perceive, because of the diverse emotions with which you view childhood and old age. [...]

[...] This is not diversion such as television, you follow me.