“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] No one would have to teach you about the oneness of all living things, or the brotherhood of man. [...]

[...] In fact, you have an old superstition in some parts of your own country, that a man is not truly dead until everyone who ever knew him is dead. [...]

[...] Later on, we did learn that a man with the communicator’s name was known to have lived in Elmira, and died in the 1940’s—that took me back a bit. [...]

(Friday, May 8, 9:00 PM: Pixyish smooth-faced man blowing on an extra- long, slim, pewter-colored, rather beat-up horn or trumpet. [...]

[...] Nor had she made any great connection with the idea of her father being a traveling man. [...]

Inherent, and I repeat inherent in the spider as in man, is the complete comprehension, or rather comprehension through direct experience, of the universe as a whole. [...]

[...] She has not seen Curtis Lundgren, who is now a grown man, since our marriage ten years ago. [...]

[...] The road was a distortion, but only superficially, for it was meant as a symbol to describe the man involved, and I could not get Ruburt to say salesman. [...]

[...] vague ideas that when I was around five an older man died in the neighboring house where I’d played on the porch and that someone took me to see the body—my first such experience…. [...]

“In those annals there is legend after legend, tale after tale, history after history describing civilizations that have come and gone, kings risen and fallen, and those stories have always represented c-u-l-t-u-r-e-s (spelled) of the psyche, and described various approaches used by man’s psyche as it explored its intersection with earthly experiences.

[...] Then he gave considerable background information, saying that the woman had a child and was involved with another man. [...]

[...] I sort of danced around to the doorway, laughed, and said, “Okay, Bill, now exactly where did you see your man in the doorway?” I clowned about, moving around in the open doorway. [...]

[...] And I do mean evidence which will fail to convince no intelligent man.

The four three refers to the age, either of Rhoda Monks, or the man who sent the request for the social security number. [...]

[...] And so are the words of every man and woman, and the sound of every bird and every raindrop—precious beyond recall. [...]

The man who wears the slayer’s face

“We taught man to speak before the tongue knew syllables. [...]

[...] Rob did one of a young man recently, for example (see illustrated section). [...]

[...] At about this time (tapping the photo) Ruburt sat on the lap of an adult man on the front porch, and neighbors duly reported this — the idea being that sexual depravity could be involved.

[...] Ruburt picked up on the world view of a man known dead. [...]

In his laboratories, man thus has great opportunities to obtain preprogrammed answers, based on what he thinks he already knows; his exteriorized equipment can hardly produce anything else. [...]