“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Am I an independent personality, who has indeed survived not one but many deaths? [...]

[...] This shows that sense impressions are independent, you see, of objects.

[...] In some cases physical symptoms can actually make up a somewhat independent supersonality structure. [...]

[...] The other apartment now, then, represents isolation, where when he was running away it represented independence.

[...] Therefore we are both independent.

[...] And the scientists, for all their seeming independence, often simply found new intellectually acceptable reasons for unconsciously held emotional beliefs.

Now: in a way the mystic’s goals are eternal—that is, they involve comprehensions sought for whose validity is in important ways independent of historical time, even though the comprehensions may be couched in certain frameworks.

[...] But environments are not objective things, conglomerations of objects that exist independently of you. [...]

Identity, being independent of matter, is then not finished when the particular physical pattern is no longer created. [...]

To him it was a direct action taken against something that annoyed him—the dust—an act of independence since he did it, and a symbolic clearing away of inner debris. [...]

(10:10.) In the Last Supper when Christ said, “This is my body, and this is my blood,” He meant to show that the spirit was within all matter, interconnected, and yet apart — that his own spirit was independent of his body, and also in his own way to hint that he should no longer be identified with his body. [...]

[...] They are then manipulated, independently of you, by other kinds of consciousness as ever-changing natural phenomena. [...]

The natural structures of the earth are formed as the result of the biological cooperation of all species, and consciousness itself is independent of any of the forms that it may at one time or another assume.

[...] The reality behind such an explosion into matter is independent of the matter itself. [...]

[...] What seems to be a perception, an objective concrete event independent from you, is instead the materialization of your own inner emotions, energy, and mental environment.”

[...] He has always been independent, impatient and stubborn. [...]

[...] The voice was definitely independent, another person’s, not my own; nor was the thought my own.

First sentence: Your reality exists independently of your physically oriented consciousness, but while you are a creature your awareness must be interpreted through your neurological structure and your corporeal aliveness. [...]

What was needed was a highly focused, precisely tuned physical self that could operate efficiently in a space and time scheme that was being formed along with physical creatures—a self, however, that in one way or another must be supported by realms of information and knowledge of a kind that was basically independent of time and space. [...]

Your own attitude was partially set by your father’s innate and quite strong sense of independence. [...]

You can do this, and well, and it will allow you to work with people who are independent of this place and time. [...]

(The dream suggests numerous subjects that Seth didn’t go into, and that I’ll leave for the reader to consider: reincarnation, the shifting of ages and the independence of memory from time in the dream state, and so forth. [...]