“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Put on a grander scale, he certainly does mold history, in terms of continuity on your plane. [...]

[...] You say: “This race is thus and so, and we can trace its history through the ages.”* Or: “That race initiated language.” [...]

[...] Through all of his recorded history, man has created that fear, that belief, with the greatest tenacity imaginable.

[...] I told her it raised many questions, but that I didn’t think anyone, at any time, had dealt better with the “origin” of our universe, our world, our history.

[...] Yet, throughout your history no man or woman has died who did not want to die, regardless of the state of medical technology. [...]

[...] Involved here are recent diagnostic procedures: the study of the “patient’s” family history, the study of the “density” and structure of her breast tissues as determined by mammogram patterns, and the detection of possibly premalignant cellular changes. [...]

[...] I also think that at this time in our history the hospital — any hospital — is a powerful social symbol for our species’ strengths and weaknesses. [...]

My history is filled
with kingdoms lost and kingdoms found,
with magic mirrors that open up
into brand-new cosmic maps,
and within my head
glittering worlds are spread
enough to fill
a thousand books.
Multiple vision leads me on
over paths that form
new worlds of fact.

Without carrying us into a long and lengthy session, it would be impossible for me to go into the complicated relationships involved in the psychic history of the personality whom I will here call Manuk, which is the male as he now sits before me. [...]

[...] If you knew of our histories in detail, it would not surprise you, and there would be much more that you would understand.

[...] He said that basically both our genetic structure and our reincarnational history are systems of consciousness, that they’re “intermixed.” [...]

[...] But if we think of our genetic endowment as first being a system of consciousness as our reincarnational history is, we can see how the two nonphysical systems could be intermixed, as Seth put it, with one influencing the other. [...]

[...] Religious drives of whatever nature are much more comprehensible to us than scientific ones: I think it quite safe to note that in ordinary terms our species began struggling with religious expression long before it began recording history. [...]

[...] It seems to us that even if they privately agreed with us, our world leaders would have even more trouble implementing such thinking, for in their positions of “power” they’re quite locked into their national statuses by centuries of custom and history. [...]

First of all, a note of history: the material Ruburt got on you on his own was excellent, though unfinished. [...]

You had a history of bodily achievement in terms of sports, that led you to take an additional joy in the body that tempered the basic concepts you held. [...]

[...] The Gallaghers’ questions were of a more general nature usually; and many of them had to do with Bill’s family history. [...]

[...] Continual organized materialization realities are happening with their own cultures, histories, theories, camouflage patterns and distortions, with their own beings existing as individuals in your terms.

(Intently:) I am trying to tell you something about the greater reality of your species, yet to do so with any justice, I must divest you, if possible, of certain concepts about the beginning of time, or “man’s early history.”

[...] Perhaps, but Seth didn’t fit the picture of any of the case histories we’d read—and neither did I.

[...] We have the plant here in the apartment from which the slip came however, and its history will be given in the envelope data. [...]

[...] Before your idea of history, I was a Lumanian, and was later born in Atlantis.

[...] Such a division occurs at various times in history, and is occurring now.

[...] In greater terms — far greater terms than you imagine — you are aware of probable “births,” and your other parentages [that are] quite as legitimate as the personal history you now accept.