“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In the previous five sessions I’ve inserted just enough “house connections” to indicate what’s been materializing for us in this area, without digressing to write a much longer history. [...]

[...] Directly, so to speak, beneath this personal material in the subconscious, is racial material which could be of great value to psychologists in their study of racial histories, and resulting psychological differences of the various races. [...]

[...] Jane’s material from her sinful self is obviously too long and complicated to present here, but I stress that one of its main concerns is its genuine and ironic puzzlement as to why man has for so long—probably from even before he started recording his history—persisted in the creation of and reliance upon entities like the sinful self! [...]

“I do not want to go into a history of culture here, but your organizations historically have largely been built upon your religious concepts, which have indeed been extremely rigid. [...]

[...] But there is a long history of the conflicts between creative thought, heresy, excommunication—or worse, death. [...]

[...] It is not the fact that you overeat, and that you are desperately frightened because you overeat—because of your sister’s history. [...]

Particular notice should also be taken of characters and settings and the approximate period of history in which the dream action occurs. [...]

There is no need to go further into their history, but I assure you that it was in keeping with the characteristics that you gave them; and remember, these were your own strongest fears. [...]

[...] The idea of personhood held by the Roman Catholic Church affected the history of the world for centuries, and that idea of personhood is intimately involved, of course, with the idea of personhood’s source. [...]

[...] Should she do so, it would certainly be a history of one person’s long efforts to grapple as fully as possible — and not always successfully — with her own human qualities. [...]

[...] She titled the note, humorously, “A Short History of the Shoulder, or Carrie Nation was Right About Bad Joints.”

Consciously Jane knows very little about the history of the third eye, so-called. [...]

At least partially because of their brutal history, Iranians—Persians—are strongly self-centered; preservation of the self is given an overriding impetus. [...]

[...] Walt gave me background information about Jane’s history, and his own, and the welcome news that he had married again and fathered several children. [...]

The Butts family does have a bit of history in Elmira, though. [...]