“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] There, then, the race deals with probabilities.

Yet his emergence was important, reminding the race of the perils into which it could indeed fall. [...]

[...] Looking back into the empty studio, he raced into the living room, jumped up on a bookcase beneath a window and hid behind a curtain.

[...] The same applies to the race — or the species, to be more exact. [...]

[...] They wrote histories in which in their own memories they annihilated races of people with emotions as strong and as real as theirs. [...]

[...] You will not progress individually or as a race until you realize that you form your own physical reality from your thoughts and feelings, and that you can manipulate matter through you mind because your mind creates it. [...]

As Seth came through, Mitzi was playing her favorite game—again and again knocking her paper-ball toy down the steps leading into the celler from the kitchen, then racing down after it and carrying it back upstairs.)

[...] According to your own belief system, you may trust the integrity of your body and instead project this guilt out upon others — onto a personal enemy, or a particular race, creed or color.

[...] 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. [...]

[...] Now when the mind races and runs, it sometimes has great difficulty interpreting its activities to the brain, which is usually concerned with other realities only to the extent that they impinge upon it.

[...] The solitariness that besieged him — because it did besiege him — is dangerous to any personality unless it comes after identification with the human race.

[...] Bill’s answer included the idea that he believed a god would have to appear to the human race in humanoid form so that we could understand it.)

[...] … It is only through the recognition of the inner self that the race of man will ever use its potential.

There have been tyrannies propagated for various reasons by the race of man upon itself. [...]

[...] But as there are natural healing processes within animals, so there are in your race.

It is true that undisciplined, hysteric flight into such realms can be dangerous, at least in the short run; but disciplined, balanced, curious and open-minded pursuit will lead to self-fulfillment, betterment of the race in general, and will be the means for releasing innate, inhibited energy toward constructive ends.

[...] It is not that your race has an instinct for destruction, although it does have what can really be called an instinct for manipulation. [...]

[...] So can a race or a species. [...]

[...] She finally told me that when she first looked at the envelope object during break, she read my penciled word “Man-a-me,” to the right of the poem used as object, as “Man-O-War,” which is the name of a very famous race horse. [...]

[...] And out of their great creativity and from themselves because, in your terms, in your terms, they were a race of gods. [...]