“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The Atlantis, however, as it is known in myth and pseudo-fact, is a psychic structure from the future that sheds its light backward into the past, and illuminates not one but several past cultures, which taken together, become in your terms a conglomerate Atlantis.

[...] You could spot the point of intense activity, see the birth of new myths and the death of old ones as certainly as you might be able to see a mountain slide or a tidal wave. [...]

[...] But each time I start visualizing the results, I end up with two notions: First, that as I work with those intermediate forms I’ll become involved with myth and fantasy, rather than ‘fact.’ Just how did reptiles change into birds? [...]

[...] This session and the 96th, among others, dealt much with the God concept, psychic gestalts, myths, etc.)

I mentioned the Cinderella myth—and there, everything will come out all right in the end, somehow. [...]

[...] Seth discussed many of his basic concepts, the wedding of the intellect and the intuitions, his reality and our camouflage physical one, Seth Two, language, myth, and so forth. [...]

[...] They are not myths, they are not imaginary, they do not vanish. [...]

[...] Beside this, however, many civilizations have come and gone in somewhat the same manner, and the “myth” [of Atlantis] is based somewhat then on physical fact in your terms.”

[...] Their intelligence was indisputable, and old myths of sea gods arose from such species. [...]

[...] The only other recourse, however, is to repeat myths and tales that you have outgrown. [...]

“He is not human in your terms, though he passed through human stages; and here the Buddhist myth comes closest to approximating reality. [...]

[...] On their return they almost always interpreted their experiences in terms of their home programs, intertwining what happened into what ended up as great myths and stories — real but not real.

If we can see future events in dreams, does this mean that the theory of free will is a myth? [...]

[...] I have been trying to lead you into a new threshold of perception, where the old myths of evolution can be seen as outmoded, ancient or forsaken castles amid a forest of beliefs—a forest that is indeed itself a magically formed one. [...]