“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Because he idealized you so, he projected the same kind of feelings from you to him, thinking then that you wanted an ideal mate, not a quite human one. [...]

[...] He said John had cut his tongue on a bone sliver while eating, but because of the human nerve structure in that part of the anatomy the pain had been felt down in his neck.

[...] They go out of their way to help other species, and yet they do not take pets (softly, staring at me). There were also, however, many varieties of water-dwelling mammals — some combining the human with the fish, though roughly along the lines of a combination chimpanzee-fish type, hyphen. [...]

A note added later: Unfortunately, we never did receive the kind of information we wanted here, especially that on human origins, before Seth finished “Unknown” Reality. [...]

Basically (underlined), any portion of the human body has the inherent capacity to reproduce itself—and further, to become a reproductive organ. [...]

(For Seth tonight she had questions about inoculations of humans and animals. [...]

Human personality entails more than three dimensions. [...]

[...] The dream reality cannot be entirely disconnected from the material universe because of its connections with human personality. [...]

(The article about the psychologist creating his own reality, featuring his own mental deterioration, is in the latest issue of Human Nature magazine—November 1978. [...]

[...] Now the human being is a gestalt of perception. [...]

[...] You will learn not only that human life is sacred, but that the life within each molecule and atom is sacred. [...]

[...] The physical human form is extremely important to all entities, and they retain its idea shape for a long while. [...] I believe, though I am not positive, that this human idea shape vanishes at some point and changes into another that is somehow more fitting and ideal. [...]

[...] There are obvious reasons for this, and reasons that will allow us to delve more deeply into the nature of the human personality in general.

There was in the past disagreement as to his capability in the field of human relationships, as far as the ordinary person is concerned. [...]

[...] And even in the most private-type sessions Seth always wound his material into more public areas, so that we have reams of unpublished (and very controversial) material dealing with the connections between one’s illness and other members of the family, community relationships, and with the very belief systems that underlie all of human activity. [...]

[...] His background included far more than illness, however, and the medical profession, but Ruburt knew that the conventional medical framework was not the answer to human ills.

[...] The anima and the animus, therefore, are embedded deeply with their necessary complementary but apparently opposed tendencies, and they are highly important in maintaining the very nature of your human consciousness.

[...] She may be so different in basic ways from most of her fellow human beings that conflicts may be almost inevitable—at least until later in life, when the personality has learned what the situation is and can make adjustments. [...]

[...] I felt I was onto something here, but wasn’t quite sure what — something close to the more basic human condition that is little understood. [...]

[...] When it became apparent that you were also human, and not a framework, he became frightened. [...]

[...] Sometimes he feels lost, however, as an emotional human being, groping toward that potential, and he needs to be comforted. [...]

[...] 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. [...]

[...] Now much of it would, and is, theoretically available to each human being; but practically of course things simply do not work that way. [...]

[...] For the vibrations and frequencies which are received in order to make our communications possible, are also most beneficial in themselves to the human and psychic system.

[...] Her comment reminded me of some material I’d written last month, and had mentioned to her a few times since — that over very long spans of time the earth and all of its creatures stay the same, relatively speaking, and that only human beings, with their ideas of ‘progress’ and ‘development’ change.

“The insight that flashed into my consciousness was that human beings haven’t changed either, really, that our more complicated mental processes only make it seem that we have. [...]

When your friend Philip innocently asked at what point human consciousness entered the picture, his question was not pertinent. Human consciousness involves entity consciousness, and entity consciousness asserted itself at the very first phase of physical materialization.