“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I am speaking now of identical twins.

[...] You as an individualized consciousness are a part of this, and you cannot express yourself fully nor fulfill your purpose as an identity, as an individual, if you are not in good health... [...]

[...] You as an individualized consciousness are a part of this, and you cannot express yourself fully nor fulfill your purpose as an identity, as an individual, if you are not in good health—for the effects of the body are felt in the mind...and the effects of the mind are felt in the body. [...]

[...] His identity was discovered, however, and he and a band of men took to caves that were between Damascus and another nearby town, much smaller, that had been used at one time as a fortress. [...]

“You” presently have a once-centered consciousness, in that “you” close off from your experience these other stages of consciousness in which other portions of your entire identity are intimately involved. [...]

(“A photograph of a given person represents one experienced probable identity, focused in a recognized time sequence. [...]

“Using that language, however, Seth’s intent is also clear: Individual identity comes before sexual affiliation. [...]

[...] The other layers of the self retain their past experiences, identity and knowledge.

Now there are indeed waves of energy, and waves of reincarnational patterns, for there have been many stone ages on your planet, where new identities began their first experience with physical existence, and changed the face of the earth as they progressed.

(Once before, in the first and 18th envelope experiments, an object was used that was similar but not identical by any means. [...]

[...] The primary personality must therefore deal with a much larger number of perceptions, while still maintaining its identity. [...]

[...] If you were aware of the constant barrage of telepathic communications that do impinge upon you, it would be most difficult for you now to retain a sense of identity. [...] … As identity is strengthened through experience, it automatically expands itself to add further realities within which it can manipulate.

[...] Their spokesman told me that their dead leader had promised them that on his return he would perform one particular feat for which he was known to prove his identity. [...]

[...] Yet a collection of certain atoms assembled into a human form calls itself alive — and vehemently denies the same status to identical atoms that have the misfortune to exist outside of that human framework.) But some of the reasons for our exceedingly poor understanding of the general human state are discussed by Seth in the material he’s given over the last decade, and I’m sure there is much more to come.

[...] So there must be another ‘I’ who leaves Jane patiently waiting at the shore while ‘I’ dive headlong into those other dimensions of experience and identity. [...]

[...] Maybe our idea of identity is like a magic circle we’ve drawn around our minds, so that everything outside seems dark and alien, unselflike. [...]

[...] And the familiarity and the very human characteristics by which you know me are mine, but they are only a small portion of my identity. [...]

They saw that the earth was simply changing its forms, but that the identity of each unit of consciousness survived—and so, although they saw the picture of death, they did not recognize it as the death that to many people now seems an inevitable end.

[...] It is not just that the universe knows you as you, but that you carry within yourself a knowledge of the universe also, and an innate, intimate, though unconscious, feeling of relationship, and a certain sense of identity with that cosmic heritage. [...]

[...] Therefore, you must expand the consciousness that you know so that it is aware of this other portion of your own identity. [...]

[...] While no system is closed, each system has at its furthest reaches sufficient resistance to form sufficient-enough boundaries, so that its own identity is retained.

[...] They are all one, but to explain them I must seem to dissect them and separate them, so that you may see their various identities. [...]

[...] It does mean that his overall identity will not stand for a protracted period when concentration is not primarily focused within this work framework.

[...] It is you who break down your identity into various selves. [...]

[...] The same person, years older, may find that the identical belief has been held too long, so that it denies very important emotional give-and-take with contemporaries, or becomes restrictive in other ways.