“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Now that is only natural since we have an old African god amongst us. [...]

[...] There will be later material in this book on the god concept that will help you understand some things that remain unsaid in this chapter.

[...] In one way, we are all thought-forms, and this will be further explained in the material dealing with the god concept. [...]

[...] God, what noises....” [...]

[...] At the same time she’s been extremely creative, working on her God of Jane, and the introduction to Mass Events—producing many pages of excellent material for those works. [...]

[...] The gods all laugh, they have no time for seriousness. [...]

To God all names are his name.

[...] I am here simply at Seth’s request to tell you that the dimension that you know is but a small spot in the all of reality, and also, that your concept of a god is highly distorted by three-dimensional concepts and ideas. [...]

But I thought, “My God, I should be able to forgive my mother anything, being in that state, with a child beside.” [...]

[...] He sometimes is confused about the God concept also. [...]

[...] He projected himself out into nature, into the heavens, and imagined there were great personified forms that later turned into the gods of Olympus, for example. [...]

Your idea of a god, in fact any concept held by humanity, represents at best a very small and insignificant idea, based upon the root assumptions of your own system. [...] Even in this limited conception of yours then, the concept of a human god is almost meaningless, and there are many other systems in which the word humanoid would have no real meaning at all.

He is still highly cautious at invoking your displeasure but he is not terrified, as at the wrath of some overbearing god. [...]

Children play and believe it or not the gods play, and they have a merry game. [...]

[...] You come from a species that sinned against God. [...]

[...] An out-of-body experience into another level of reality becomes a visit to heaven, for example; or the heretofore-unrecognized voice of your own greater identity becomes the voice of God, or a spaceman or prophet.

These Seths, this entity, was once a part of old earth gods, as Ruburt wrote about them years ago.

[...] The God that is, is within you, for you are a part of All That Is. [...]

In those terms, however, again, the gods of Olympus were as real, for all of men’s riches are representations, psychic dramatizations, standing for an inner reality that cannot be literally expressed or described — but can be creatively expressed or represented.

[...] No God can change it for you for He has given you the creative energy to form your own world, and you can change it through joy and not through dignity. [...]

[...] The gods are not as serious as Ruburt tries to be about himself. [...]