“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He was a leader of a band of men and women. [...]

[...] I could tell he didn’t understand that to be a creative leader one didn’t follow others, but went out on his own. [...]

[...] In historical terms this situation has always existed for the human species; and we think it applies almost equally in Eastern lands, especially among the political leaders and ruling classes within them.

The “demons,” your projections, are then placed upon a national enemy, or the leader of another race; sometimes whole masses of population will project upon other large groups the images of their own unfaced frustrations. [...]

[...] Your job is to manipulate as well as you can within the physical universe, and to develop within it religious leaders of any denomination. Any leaders who restrict development along one level for the sake of development along other levels, betray their followers.

[...] One of your children was a leader of a tribe. [...]

[...] They follow the leader, so to speak, each part repressing various areas. [...]

[...] Cult leaders are more often male than female, and females are more often than not followers, because they have been taught that it is wrong for them to use power, and right for them to follow the powerful.

[...] I interpreted the information as Seth’s way of telling us that those lagging portions of Jane’s psyche were now embarked on their journey to catching up with those other portions that were way ahead—meaning that the psychic abilities were the leaders in Jane’ case. [...]

[...] They seek out leaders — political, scientific (humorously), or religious — who will order their lives for them.

There was such a relationship, and our friend took very sadly to a menial position for it followed one in which he was a great leader. [...]

[...] The sensations are “leader sensations” meant to initiate cycles of other activity. [...]

[...] In the dream state too, you see, leaders can be born and make themselves known. [...]

[...] They constantly tried to manipulate religion’s substructure in the same acceptable male ways that government leaders always use to inhibit and use the emotions.

[...] And the medium, Thomas Massari, was basically spreading Seth’s ideas among the so-called leaders of at least segments of our society: M.D.’s, psychotherapists, and others in the medical field. [...]

[...] (Pause.) If you are mentioned in an unfavorable light by people who are fanatics in one way or another, then it shows that you are (underlined) making inroads, and that our books are (underlined) being read enough by the followers of a particular doctrine to make the leaders of such doctrines uneasy.

[...] Your psychologists are not able to think in terms of a soul, and your religious leaders are not able, or refuse, to comprehend it psychologically even to its simplest degree. [...]

[...] The leaders of religious cults, like that of Jonestown, overexaggerate grandiose ideals of brotherhood and love, for example (as Seth has mentioned), while often forbidding the natural expression of love on the part of one individual for another — assaulting family affiliations and so forth. [...]

[...] (Amused:) With my nearly forgotten experience as a minor pope, I can say I would trust a crooked politician far better than a holy but fanatic religious leader.

[...] You are told to give up the self to the leader of the group—the guru, the master, the father, the authority by whatever name.