“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] “The little images face in all directions around the head of the big Seth. [...]

[...] Her eyes were now closed, her hands raised to her face, her pace broken by many short pauses and a few long ones. [...]

Time overlays are versions of master events, in that they occur in such a fashion that one “face” of an overall event may appear in one time, one in another, and so forth.

People can become quite frightened, then, of any kind of experiences of a personal nature that imply reincarnational life, for they are then faced with the taboos of science, or perhaps by the distorted explanations of some religions or cults. [...]

Otherwise, I thought, all too often the afflicted one is left with that great yawning “Why?” in the face of whatever drastic negative events are taking place; and those who suffer with the sufferer are as fated as the sufferer is to receive no satisfactory answers within their lifetimes, either. [...]

“What was his face like?” I asked.

The man who wears the slayer’s face

I do not always take what is said at face value. [...]

[...] A mole, fairly noticeable, on the face, perhaps in the region of the nose. [...]

[...] No matter which side of the envelope object was facing up, there would be copy in the center of the bottom side. [...]

(As I covered her up for a nap at 4:30 this afternoon, I asked her “how one person could raise so much hell?”—meaning that in line with our talk today I now believed that the whole Seth business, and especially the books, had been conducted in the face of a steady, fierce resistance. [...]

[...] We’re still fighting our conventional wars, but now we have to face the threat of national or species disaster through the escalation of an “ordinary” war into one in which nuclear weapons are either accidentally or deliberately used.

[...] Her face is youthfully round, but quite unsmiling. [...]

[...] (Louder.) They often dwelled nameless upon the face of the earth, as many of you do, in your terms only, now, before reaching what you think of as those summits.

[...] Jane’s head was lowered, but I could still see various expressions of puzzlement and inquiry move across her face. [...]

[...] Building upon those limited assumptions, the individual in question tells us how ironic it is that the “new” portions of the human brain, those that have evolved within the last two million years, are responsible for the moral and technological problems our species now faces. [...]

[...] But we see now that man is no longer content to bring about changes within species, as in cattle, for instance: With vast excitement he faces the challenge of “engineering” new kinds of life. [...]

[...] A dream involving reincarnational information, for example, may also serve to help us face a present-day problem by reminding us of other unused abilities inherent in our personalities. [...]

To some degree, epidemics and recognized illnesses serve the sociological purpose of providing an acceptable reason for death — a face-saving device for those who have already decided to die. [...]

[...] In a fashion they begin to act opaquely in the world, showing a divided face.

[...] Also snorkeling, with the face mask but no tank.”