“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] This applies to human personal problems and to political ones in which entire peoples are involved. [...]

[...] In other words, they range over the usual human situations we encounter. [...]

[...] Recently she conducted a small informal survey to discover the effect of weather upon human activities. [...]

[...] It must come through the available channels of the physical human mechanism in order that it be at all meaningful. [...]

[...] That distance from you also represents the reaches, however, of the human psyche, and the vast corridors of psychological activity from which it is formed, and from which your world emerges.

[...] We do not watch as human forms. [...]

[...] This ability is obviously not only inherent within the human race, but it is used constantly in your ordinary life to some degree. [...]

[...] And as you consoled your father, you tried to console humanity. [...]

[...] Such inner data continually and automatically is accepted by every other portion of the human framework except by the outer ego. [...]

Hellfire, for example, hardly presents any desirable extension, but there was before hell always the hope that the sinner would repent, and even if hell became the feared future existence, it still preserved the nature of the human consciousness involved. [...]

(10:20.) Give us a moment… Now many of the characteristics you consider human — in fact, most of them — appear to one extent or another in all other species. [...]

[...] Currently these include topics like Jonestown, Iran, Frameworks 1 and 2—and one I initiated earlier this year about human reproduction, called “the community of sperm.” [...]

[...] If a large area was besieged by stormy weather of any kind, then obviously a god must have somehow disapproved of human action. [...]

(One of the subjects discussed at break concerned the degree of “permanence” of the physical human form.)

[...] Our questions reflect those that everyone has, whether consciously or unconsciously—and among them is that eternally human “Why?” behind each event that we know. [...] We’d like to publish much of it, even though it’s hardly all flattering, and even though some of it, because of our ordinary human limitations, may not be very useful in everyday life. [...]

As Seth continued dictation I was fired by his purpose to make the unknown elements of human life at least partially visible — an audacious goal, I thought — and I tried to do my part in recording all such disclosures as they appeared in our lives and were reflected in the experiences of our friends and students.

“Jane Roberts’s experience to some extent hints at the multidimensional nature of the human psyche and gives clues as to the abilities that lie within each individual. [...]

[...] For all human beings are likewise so electrically composed, and everything else, with few exceptions within your physical field, whether or not it even exists as physical matter. [...]

[...] The forms then build, one within or upon the other, in the manner in which I explained that the gestalt of a human body was maintained. [...]

[...] The inhibition of physical motion obviously took place little by little, until he began to learn the truth — that human beings are meant to express all of their abilities, mental and physical, and that life is an arena of expression. [...]

[...] He expects himself to possess all of the qualities that his art tries to entice from human nature. [...]