“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

In very simplified terms, then, Jane regards Seth as a personagram, “a multidimensional personification of another Aspect of the entity or source self, as expressed through the medium.” [...]

(“Are you an entity like Seth?”)

(“What is your entity name?”)

The personality of Christ is an idealization, and a clue to the entity of which each individual personality is composed. [...]

Your own entity knows your strong points and your weak points, and it gives you life situations and it hopes that you will solve these problems. [...]

[...] Some of it is perceived by “nonphysical entities” who organize it into their system of reality, where it does have meaning, but we will not be concerned with it here.

(10:30.) In one manner of speaking, you are fragments of your entities. [...]

[...] Man understood himself to be a separate entity, but one that was connected to all of nature. [...]

[...] And alone, Joseph, you would not have been able to proceed in the way your entity intended. [...]

I will here add Joseph, that you did indeed paint an excellent likeness of me, as I was, and as my entity is. [...]

[...] The entity represents that part of consciousness which is aware of the other compartments of itself.

[...] Much work that we have done however in terms of the Philip (John Bradley’s entity area is Philip) readings, will be of great value, and serve to add to the authenticity, in other people’s eyes, of your adventure.

[...] The inner self is a developing entity, not a finished product. [...]

This obviously does not mean that there are not entities whose selfhood is completely apart from your own. [...]

[...] Obvious, but intriguing: We’ll be joining the present residents of the hill neighborhood in forming a newer psychic and psychological entity than the one that existed before we arrived. [...]

[...] It will be recalled that Bill Macdonnel’s entity name is Mark, and Lorraine’s is Marleno.

[...] The call [which was action, a creative synthesis of your joint feelings], gave you information you didn’t have before—that The Voice [as an entity] knew of the Silence Gallery in a confused way. [...]

(I think these changes in Jane during sessions are caused by her creative reception of a portion of an entity, an essence, that we call Seth, and by her own ideas of what this certain segment is like as she casts it in the masculine gender. [...]

(Long pause.) “The church” was not a hypothetical entity, but was encountered through Ruburt’s experience with the priests who visited, their effect upon his life and his poetry, and with the entire fabric of a young intense daily life. [...]

[...] Philip is John Bradley’s entity name.)

[...] To Seth, George and Jane and Sue and I are “counterparts” — entities psychically connected to each other, and to other men, women, and children alive now in this country and in others. [...]