“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

You all should definitely have a basic understanding of the material, for it is the material that will help you discover your own identities and which will make other realities meaningful to you as you are now. [...]

[...] Knowing their own indestructibility, the CU’s within them simply change form, retaining however the identity of all the cells that they have been. [...]

[...] His experience of time would seem to be the experience of his identity. [...]

[...] Even the boundaries that you set about your own identities are illusions. [...]

[...] But the choice is with the inner self, which is the real identity. [...]

He would have been in that case operating himself within the recognizable framework of psychological identity, being himself within the context of personality structure as it would be defined by all. [...]

[...] It presupposes a vaster structure of personality and identity, period. [...]

[...] When you are asking people to reexamine the whole matter of personal identity, you are setting conditions that may frighten many of them. [...]

[...] But your identity and your inner self is independent of these reincarnations. [...]

[...] You have traveled for eons without attaining the knowledge of your identity. [...]

[...] It is as if in Ruburt’s great experience the other night that the dissociated part of the personality donned another identity and battled with Ruburt’s own for dominance.

[...] There is no basic unifying factor to give them consistency, and no unifying subconscious memories to give them true inner identity. [...]

(Pause at 9:26.) This means that you deal, even consciously, with vast areas of probabilities, with various combinations, with ways in which identity itself will be defined and experienced. [...]

[...] I would delight in seeing it duplicated today, using identical stone, tools, etc., with time trials.

[...] This does not mean that consciousness is not individual and separate, but that it also has a great ability to congregate, to reach out in affiliation, to share knowledge and experience, and to combine itself in everchanging patterns while still retaining its basic identity and integrity.

[...] And you should sense within yourselves the energy that resides within your own identity and sense to some extent the unique vitality of every living organism. [...]

[...] (Half humorously.) At the same time that these sexual feelings operated, the two of you have an extremely powerful psychic bond, and a hidden but definite sense of inner identity.

You have however unknowingly an unconscious supportive relationship simply as a result of the identity of your family. [...]

[...] Yet individuality does exist here, but it takes a strong organizing system, with amazing powers of discrimination, to handle such data; and it takes the human personality to stand firm upon its own identity while it is, on this other dreaming level, open to so many communications that are not its own.

But the ego also grows and learns and evolves, and it can assimilate more and more, and accept more, as a portion of its own identity. [...]

The complicated organism of human personality with its physical structure has evolved a highly differentiated ‘I’ consciousness, whose very nature is such that it attempts to preserve the apparent boundaries of identity. [...]

But beneath the sophisticated gestalt are the simpler foundations of its being and, indeed, the very acceptance of all stimuli without which identity would be impossible. [...]

[...] … The effect of any thought is quite precise and definite and set into motion because of the nature of its own electromagnetic identity. [...]

The psychic structure of consciousness that organizes that bodily gestalt is, however, not dependent upon it, and so the you that you experience is only a portion of this greater identity.

All projections involve literally an extension of identity and self. [...]

You must learn to differentiate between many forms that may appear in many ways similar enough, to seem to be of identical nature. [...]

[...] So unless there is another identical (underlined) Ruburt and Joseph combination, I am stuck with you. [...]

[...] Again, your interpretations of identity teach you to focus awareness in such a way that you cannot follow the strands of consciousness that connect you with all portions of nature. [...]

(“He’s been trying to recall the identity of a certain individual in the dream, but can’t quite get it.”)

New paragraph (and more rapidly): As egotistical consciousness expands to include hereto largely neglected data, then it will experience, practically speaking, a new kind of identity; knowing itself differently. [...]

I have my own existence, that is quite different from Ruburt’s, and yet I also have a reality that is connected to his psyche.⁶ Each of you also have the same kind of connection with other “more knowledgeable” portions of yourself, or your greater identity, that are independently themselves and yet also alive in your psyches. [...]