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[...] (Jane smiled.) In connection with the episodes, four, four in the afternoon or four people, two male and two female. [...]

(“A male or female child?”)

Female.

(We named our second cat thinking it a female, but now have strong reason to believe we made a mistake. Male or female, the cat is now called Catherine, and answers to it. [...]

(“Is Catherine a male or female cat?”

The name Francis, male or female.

[...] Venice has a female cousin by that name.)

[...] Leaving room to fill in information here)The name Francis, male or female. 

(Yes, Florence has a female cousin by that name.)

[...] It is a universe endowed with male characteristics as these appear in the male-female orientations of your history. [...]

(Pause.) You must understand I know that the terms male and female here are being used as they are generally understood, and have nothing to do with the basic characteristics of either sex.

[...] The soul is sometimes considered female. [...]

[...] It is a universe endowed with male characteristics as these appear in the male-female orientations of your history. [...]

(Pause.) You must understand, I know, that the terms “male” and “female” here are being used as they are generally understood, and have nothing to do with the basic characteristics of either sex. [...]

[...] The soul is sometimes considered female. [...]

[...] Marian herself has been twice a male and twice a female. The last time she was a female she was childless; Seth stressed quite often that this subconscious memory had much to do with her strong desire for children in this life.)

(“Was he male or female?”)

(“Was he male or female?”)

[...] I’m thinking about androgyny, of course, which is the concept of both male and female in one, and/or of hermaphroditism, wherein a person or animal possesses the sexual organs of both the male and the female. [...]

All of which reminds me that to many viewers the “portraits” I paint are balanced equally between the masculine and feminine, regardless of whether the subject in any one of them is male or female. The paintings are of personalities I see mentally rather than physically; they do represent, I believe, my efforts to unify in any particular image my intuitive appreciation of the male/female qualities embodied within each of us.

[...] The individual would say, for example, “I am Joe, and Jane, and Jim, and Bob.”⁶ There are physical variations of a sexual nature, so that on all levels identity includes the male and female. [...]

[...] To her she fails as a female if she cannot hold him in line. [...]

One of the children is suffering to some extent psychologically because of the dilemma, and you are too much the autocrat with this child, a female.

(“Is Ruburt a male or female entity?”)

[...] Must realize though that whole entities are neither male nor female in your terms.

[...] The female principle then became connected with the earth and all those elements of its life over which you as a species hoped to gain power.

[...] The love and devotion that might otherwise be connected with the facets of nature and the female principle had to be “snatched away from” any natural attraction to sexuality. [...]

[...] The intuitions are regarded in your society as female—and as a writer he felt he had to guard against female impulses or characteristics —against being too frivolous or emotional.

[...] Ruburt did distrust the body because it was female—a belief quite helpful, if distorted, when he was 15 or 16 years old, or even in his 20’s.

[...] You must be both male and female. And had I not been both male and female, I would not be able to speak to you and you and you. [...]

You returned as a squaw many centuries later—in Quebec, outside of Quebec—in the 1700’s, where you learned the intuitive knowledge of the female and applied these abilities to your search for truth. [...]

You adopted a female form in your next life. [...]

(The mention of a dress is interesting, implying a female—and a female did accompany Leonard to Maine, from where he mailed us the object. [...]

(“Are they male or female, for instance?”)

(Question: “Are they male or female, for instance?” “Impression of light-colored hair on two, and a similarity. [...]

It might be of value to have Ruburt mentally ask the Sinful Self for a few comments on how its beliefs about the female sex were connected with its concepts of sin, and if those attitudes are changing. [...]

[...] Seth’s suggestion that Jane ask the Sinful Self for its comments of the female sex and sin were very acute—for today Jane has received several pages of material from the Sinful Self on that subject. [...]

[...] Cult leaders are more often male than female, and females are more often than not followers, because they have been taught that it is wrong for them to use power, and right for them to follow the powerful.

(Two male teachers and a female were involved with Jane while she sought work as a teacher—Mr. Don Hennigen and Mr. Albert Ryerson. Jane cannot now recall the name of the female supervisor, whom she met but once, but doesn’t think the initials tally. [...]

[...] Perhaps two males in particular and a female. [...]

[...] Perhaps two males in particular and a female. [...]

[...] Others have a series of female lives and then a series of male lives, or vice versa, but the entire reincarnational framework must involve both sexual experiences.

[...] Some enjoy female existences, or have greater fondness for male lives. [...]