“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] No epidemic or illness or natural disaster — or stray bullet from a murderer’s gun — will kill a person who does not want to die.

(11:44.) I am not speaking here of the desire for suicide, which involves a definite killing of the body by self-deliberate means — often of a violent nature. [...]

(Long pause.) In wars, people automatically reproduce their kind to make up for those that are killed, and when the race overproduces there will be automatic controls set upon the population. [...]

[...] But that coon could kill even a big dog, if it got cornered.” [...]

[...] In their dream bodies men had watched the spectacle of animals “killing” other animals, and they saw the animals’ dream bodies emerge unscathed.

[...] There is a biological understanding that exists, for example, when one animal kills another one for food. [...]

Why is one man killed and not another? [...]

[...] The murderer kills no one, yet if his intent is to do so then he must face the consequences of his intent. [...]

“In the cats’ deaths, both cats inherited the peculiar illness, which was a virus, that killed them. [...]

[...] Larger masses of individuals than ever before in this cycle realize that killing is wrong.

[...] In certain terms, now, some natural diets of five centuries ago could kill you today, though they lacked any technologically produced chemicals. [...]

[...] Initially the child had to be impressed with the fact, for example, that a predator animal was “bad” because it could kill. [...]

[...] And so that despite you and your concepts of value, creativity always emerges triumphant, and those that are killed in one war come back to fight against war the next time, and hopefully, you teach yourselves some lessons. [...]

Notice however that the knife used could have been a more dangerous, lethal one, for that self did not really want to kill you. [...]

[...] If the ideal of loving your neighbor like yourself seems remote, you will at least absolutely refrain from killing your neighbor — and your neighbor is any other person on the face of the planet (louder).

Certain bloodlines, in your terms, were extinguished because of your beliefs in Christianity, as people were killed in your holy wars. [...]

[...] You made a killing on the opium in Holland. [...]

[...] You will be killing two birds with one stone.

[...] Beside this, a man — not a driver — was killed by an emergency vehicle speeding to the scene. [...]

[...] Too much nourishment will not kill it. [...]

[...] Its technology was extremely activated, and propelled onward as it strove to develop, for example, artificial foods so that it would not need to kill for survival in any way.

The killing in Iran continues—and hardly just because of that country’s war with Iraq. At the end of August, only two months after the group assassination by bomb explosions of more than 150 leading officials of the Islamic Republican Party, both the president and the prime minister of Iran were killed by another bomb; so were six other men. This time a leader of the Mujahedin-e Khalq, the largest of the resistance groups in the country, announced to some of our news media that the killings had been carried out by his organization.