“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Ezra had a history of heart trouble and his death from this was not unexpected.

[...] That’s the course our species has chosen during much of our recorded history, so far, and for many reasons.

[...] In the most basic of terms, however, inoculations do no good, either, though I am aware that medical history would seem to contradict me.

[...] Jane knows rather little about my family history. [...]

[...] Yet except for her mother’s case there’s no history of arthritis in Jane’s family, outside of a “routine” trace of rheumatism in a couple of grandparents. [...]

What about the cycles of history? [...]

(Our landlord’s wife, Marian Spaziani, visited us this evening, and told us tales of the people who call her with long histories of their own illnesses, etc. [...]

[...] The history fascinates me.

You form your history. [...]

[...] Often the dream world possesses concepts which will one day completely transform the history of your field, but a denial of such concepts as actualities or possibilities within reality hold these back and put off breakthroughs that are sorely needed.

[...] Your concepts of personhood are now limiting you personally and en masse, and yet your religions, metaphysics, histories, and even your sciences are hinged upon your ideas of who and what you are. [...]

[...] What a wonderful, weird view of ‘history’ — and probably a truer one than we’re used to….”

(Again forcefully:) In terms that I admit are difficult to describe, the creative solutions will change the course of history in the past, so that variations are taken, and technology does not progress in the same way that it “has” in your experience.

[...] He also said that the family had a strong foreign connection, though the name was not particularly foreign, and made some other remarks about the family’s history and members.

There are many myths connected with my name.⁶ They all represent portions of the psyche as they were understood at various times in man’s history. [...]

[...] You give probable selves a foundation and history and identity, and without your creation of them they would not exist. [...]

[...] Our weather last winter was quite peculiar—we had no snow at all until the massive three-day storm of February 1, one of the worst in local history. [...]

[...] The article presents some of the history of Portuguese prisons, mentioning their past low standards, overcrowding, etc.

[...] Were this the case in your terms of history, the world would never have lasted a century. [...]

[...] But Mark, out of the goodness of his heart, never told your son who he found first in the barn, and of such small but tasty incidents is the history of the race composed.