“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It was David Butts again—telling me that since our talk last week he’s been free of the rather obsessive thinking about sending and receiving telepathic messages involving a certain female comedy star who appears on a late-night TV show. [...]

[...] If a personality believes that it is doing a poor job in a male life, it may activate the anima’s qualities, taking on the characteristics of a past female existence in which it handled itself well. [...]

[...] You could be an individual male or female, but (louder) you could be neither if you were not an individual first of all—and that individual, again, happens to have an unconventionality of mind and ability most needed in your time and space. [...]

The male-female tendencies at that time became psychically alienated from each other.* The differences were exaggerated. [...]

[...] Directly behind our friends there is a female in blue.

[...] If so a female child, but there is no man in that seat.

[...] We don’t recall whether the child was male or female.”)

[...] As an entertainer the restaurant had a white Puerto Rican female pianist. [...]

[...] She was a male at that time, however, and you were a female and a priestess. [...]

[...] If an individual considers identity strongly in terms of male or female identity, then such a person may refuse to accept the fact of the sexual changes that occur in reincarnational existences. [...]

([Gene]: “Is this person male or female?”)

Again, something to do with two people, perhaps several, both males and females. [...]

[...] You help often, and have always done so, but he felt that because of the male-female relationship any help you gave was something he should be thankful for, that you were doing it out of the extra goodness of your heart—that he should not have to be grateful.

[...] His book is to be published, and since he is a female the book is his baby. [...]

[...] And this is why your secret did not bother me either, for I know that each of you have been both male and female and that you simply adapt those characteristics that suit you most at the time. [...]

([Pat:]“He said he didn’t want physical relationships with a female.”

[...] Now showing that image and suddenly having Seth come along and say he doesn’t want physical relations with a female; this could be hard to accept. [...]

[...] The stereotype is of course unrealistic, having to do with distorted concepts concerning the male and the female, but here we will merely consider the aspects of aggressiveness. [...]

[...] A connection with several people, two male and one female in particular. [...]

(“The child mentioned earlier: Male or female?”)

[...] Your wife has not been the symbol of a female to you, but of a male. [...]

This noncontact tendency has also had something to do with the fact that you have not attempted to sell your paintings more actively, and all of this fits in with the material I gave you lately along these lines—the male and female connotations.

John had an alliance with a female cousin, as a youth. [...]

[...] A month ago, when I was talking to a female, a voice definitely said to me: ‘No, no.’ What’s the significance of that?”)

[...] Connotations of the Middle Ages, and of a female with a headdress that is pointed, and then a veil. [...]