“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] But where would the male aspect enter, unless it be a woman’s attempt to mimic as best she could the voice of a man she had admired?

[...] The personality has been twice a man, once a woman, and once a female child who did not reach adulthood.

It is only the ego that steps from moment to moment, as a man who walks from puddle to puddle. [...]

[...] All consciousnesses, therefore, either of a complicated psychic gestalt such as a man or animal, or of simpler gestalts such as an individual cell or molecule, nevertheless operate in and form about themselves mental or psychic enclosures, within which is naturally contained the capsule comprehension which is an attribute of all energy.

[...] One personality may not be but one personality in your terms, as I have mentioned a man being one personality may be seen in terms of a father, a teacher, an artist, a community member and so forth.

[...] This is for the Apollo 7, our first three-man spacecraft, in orbit for 11 days—a highly successful flight. [...]

The idea of the tainted subconscious, however, left man no such relatively easy way out. [...]

I knew when Ruburt interviewed Augustus that the young man identified Augustus Two with the left side of himself. [...]

[...] And Jane has seen her fourth counterpart, “the young man from Pennsylvania …” but once since class stopped meeting.

[...] In order for you to operate effectively in any area there must be in your makeup a strong, positive and definite desire to benefit the race of man. [...]

When you consider epidemics to be the result of viruses, and emphasize their biological stances, then it seems that the solutions are very obvious: You learn the nature of each virus and develop an inoculation, giving [each member of] the populace a small dose of the disease so that a man’s own body will combat it, and he will become immune.

[...] Man cannot disentangle himself from the natural context of his physical life. [...]

Joseph is the man in the robe in the image that you have just seen.

[...] To an extent you reached millions—and as a young man.

(To Ned.) The man with the eyes behind the chair—your psychological time experience was quite correct, and it should show you what you can do when you want to. [...]

[...] When man first developed the pause of reflection, as mentioned earlier in this book (see sessions 635–36 in Chapter Nine), he did undergo initial disorientation before he learned to distinguish a vividly remembered event of the past from a presently experienced one. [...]

[...] See the 640th session for February 14, 1973: “Natural ‘mystical’ experience, unclothed in dogma, is the original religious therapy that is so often distorted in ecclesiastical organizations, but it represents man’s innate recognition of his oneness with the source of his own being, and of his experience.”

[...] The tree does not build up an image of man, but a composite sensation which represents an individual. [...]

There is a man who wears a hat in his office who will be connected with one of these books. [...]

[...] A man may decide he wants to be a homosexual because he cannot fit into the usual pattern. [...]

[...] Father Doren was seen as a spontaneous but evil man. [...]