“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It seems that through a combination of mechanical failures and human error, unit 2, one of the plant’s two nuclear reactors, overheated and discharged radioactive water into the river, and began releasing small amounts of radioactive gasses into the atmosphere. [...]

[...] Half humorously:) Before my comments for Ruburt: I thought that my risqué remark about “no holds barred” was quite in keeping with the content of the material, (on human sexuality). [...]

Took that long for (s no) entities to build human images.

[...] Such ideas have much to do with the way you think of yourselves, and what you consider human characteristics, and the light in which you view those who vary in one way or another from those norms.

[...] Human beings are far too diverse to be satisfied by any one system of thought, or even by any related group of them.

Now these are your abilities as members of what you now call, simply, the human race. [...]

[...] Now you do not realize what effort I go through, to come through with such warm human characteristics. [...]

The third personality of Christ will indeed be known as a great psychic, for it is he who will teach humanity to use those inner senses that alone make true spirituality possible. [...]

[...] As this metamorphosis takes place, it will initiate a metamorphosis on a human level also (emphatically), as man’s inner abilities are accepted and developed.

Human personality will reap benefits that now would seem unbelievable. [...]

[...] There are indeed many kinds of reality, many versions, and it is some time before human beings learn to focus into one particular package of reality.

[...] On the one hand some epileptic patients feel a cut above the usual run of humanity, while on the other they perform far more awkwardly than normal persons. [...]

[...] Since that Jane Roberts has no abilities that are not inherent in the species as a whole, then at the very least it must be admitted that human personality has many more attributes than those usually ascribed to it. [...]

Now: Modern medical science largely considers the human body to be a kind of mechanical model, a sort of vehicle like a car that needs to be checked by a garage every so often.

(4:36.) This leads me of course to at least mention here the cruel methods used in the slaughtering of animals and fowls for human consumption. [...]

(Long pause.) Each person is so unique that it is obviously impossible for me to discuss all of the innumerable and complicated strands of belief that form human experience — yet I hope here, some way, to present enough “specific generalizations” so that you the reader can find many points of application as far as your own life is concerned.

[...] The sessions imply the possibility of breakthroughs in the most important areas of human thought. [...]

Your Olympics,² on television, present you with evidence of the great capacity of the young human body. [...] (Pause.) You believe that the greatest training and discipline must be used to bring about such activity—but that seemingly extraordinary physical ability simply represents the inherent capacities of the human body. [...]

Without it, there would be no family groups, animal or human, or civilizations or governments. [...]

[...] Framework 2 contains all the dreams, plans, and thoughts of all human beings of any time. [...]

[...] “And that self tells you that there is a reality beyond human reality and experience that cannot be verbal nor translated in human terms. [...]

“Although this type of experience may seem cold to you, it is a clear and crystal-like existence in which no time is needed for experience … in which the inner self condenses all human knowledge that has been received through various existences and reincarnations … for all this has been coded and exists indelibly. [...]

“Know that within your physical atoms now the origins of all consciousness still sing and that all the human characteristics by which you know yourselves still exist. [...]

(Pause.) The founders of the country were still largely men of property, however, and of culture—the signers of your constitution, so they were also careful to provide leeway for the existence of slaves, who, not being considered fully human, need not be granted the rights of the constitution (with irony). [...]

[...] Their belief in dreams, love of music and song, even a certain mystical feeling of connection with the land—these elements were allowed the Negroes only because they were not considered fully human. [...]

Scientists have glimpsed the complications of the human body. [...] If it were understood that the areas of the subconscious are indeed populated by many and various subpersonalities, then they would not wonder that the human body is sometimes so besieged with ailments, or that the dominant personality so often appears in contradictory terms.

[...] Theoretically the human personality can, or could, be conscious of dreams even while he was in a waking state. [...]

The human personality within the physical system cannot juggle realities with any ease. [...]

“He is not human in your terms, though he passed through human stages; and here the Buddhist myth comes closest to approximating reality. [...]

“Prayer contains its own answer, and if there is no white-haired kind old father-God to hear, then there is instead the initial and ever-expanding energy that forms everything that is and of which each human being is a part.