“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It will endure as long as there are people to look at paintings. [...]

[...] His loyalty, once captured as you have captured it, is unbelievably enduring, but he is never sure basically of the loyalty of someone who supports him, which is regrettable.

In personal contact, you can be quite aware of an enduring love for another person, and still recognize moments of hatred when separations of a kind exist that you resent because of the love you know involved.

[...] None of you are physical; that which is enduring is not physical. [...]

[...] Generally speaking, and ideally, the body would wear out gradually while still showing far greater endurance than it does now.

[...] The identity of the material must change and grow if it will endure.

[...] More than this, however, each human being felt the enduring energy of nature and was reminded, even in the seeming unpredictability of the flood, of the great permanent stability upon which normal life is based.

(10:42.) I am trying to put this simply — but without some illnesses, the body could not endure. [...]

(Long pause, then with much subdued irony:) In exasperation some of you see nature as good and enduring, filled with an innocence and joy, while on the other hand you envision man as a bastard species, a blight upon the face of the earth, a creature bound to do everything wrong regardless of any strong good intent. [...]

There are systems in which a moment,⁵ from your standpoint, is made to endure for the life of a universe. [...]

—but because I have sympathy for the limitations of your endurance. [...]

[...] They formed themselves at Mark’s instigation into a gestalt of physical construction; but the gestalt could not operate consistently or endure for any amount of physical time, in your field, because of the absence here of the greater data which is the property of the whole self, in its construction of a completed human form. [...]

[...] or endure. [...]

[...] Physical endurance of the kind now considered extraordinary would be the norm. [...]

I also intend, and had intended this evening, to go into the causes behind the difference with which various physical individuals and species manage to make their physical forms endure, as far as continuity in your time is concerned. [...]

An idea is not itself aware of past, present and future for example, and yet having no experience with present, past and future, it still endures. [...]

[...] Hardly a test of your endurance.

[...] Your experience of time and motion, as you know, is relative, and in comparison with your own relatively brief lives the planets seem to endure for almost endless periods. [...]

[...] For if they endure for this time they will almost certainly give rise to physical symptoms. [...]

[...] Developed, they can immeasurably enrich the [species] … If some changes are not made, the [species] as such will not endure.”