“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It is, of course, aware of your reincarnations on the individual’s part, but these are not present nor future to the self.

[...] The reincarnational material is excellent, but many of you have been overemphasizing it so that it serves to set up separations within you, and you think in terms of separate selves and this is not the case. [...]

There were certain capabilities and potentials, always present, that could not be fulfilled through physical reincarnations. [...]

I have always addressed Jane as Ruburt, since this is the last reincarnation physically. [...]

[...] We call it the Seth material, and it deals with such topics as the nature of physical matter, time, and reality, the god concept, probable universes, health, and reincarnation. [...]

[...] Both of these chapters will bear on reincarnation as it applies to death, and some emphasis will also be given to death at the end of the last incarnation.

[...] They destroyed it through their own error, and were reincarnated when your planet was prepared. [...]

[...] He is on the last reincarnation within this system.”)

(When Claire, Pat, Curt, Danny, Carl, Jane and I were left, Seth returned briefly after Carl and I had been discussing reincarnation to some extent. [...]

[...] There’s no questioning mind at work, no new ideas or theories — merely the familiar rehash about All That Is, love, reincarnation, and so forth. [...]

[...] Near end of reincarnation cycle.

2. A note added later: The Seth Material and Seth Speaks contain some references to the reincarnational connections that Seth postulates involving himself, Jane, and me. Such personal data is outside the scope of this book; but in Chapter Nineteen, Seth does go into his ideas on reincarnation, time, etc., in a more objective way.

The reincarnational material given in the bedroom over there one night was also a statement of that nature—the night in which Ruburt related to you as the priestess-prostitute you visited.

([Joel:] “Well, it’s not this one reincarnational period, I’m sure, and today I still think the Indians had and have a better life philosophy, a purer kind of thing.”

(The possible advantages in knowing reincarnational material was being discussed when Seth came through with the following.)

[...] Your reincarnational pasts can help you if you know of them—only if they make these truths evident to you, only if you learn from them. [...]

(Using conventional reincarnational terms, I half jokingly asked Jane if she’d ever been a dream-art scientist, say, or a mental physicist. [...] [We hardly ever talk about whatever personal involvement either of us might have had with reincarnation, incidentally, regardless of whether any such lives would be based upon Seth’s ideas of simultaneous time and probabilities, or upon time as a series of successive moments.] Jane did know that the rest of the session would be for her, though. [...]

(Jane didn’t comment today on my reference to any possible reincarnational connections with her symptoms. [...]

Your own reality continues, it not only involves reincarnations, but existences in other realities besides the one that you know. [...]

[...] He still finds reincarnation difficult to accept, but this is not the only sore point. [...]

And within that context he knew it was now the time for him to walk out upon those messages that had gone before, and change the distortions, for he knew there would be no other birth and death for him, the time of reincarnations being finished.

[...] Seth has also given Sue and Carl some reincarnational personal data in an ESP-class session.)

[...] Nor has he ever referred to my question about whatever reincarnational influences might be operating with Jane.

According to other religions, you may be “earthbound” by the “gross desires” of your nature, “bound to the wheel of life,” condemned to endless reincarnations until you are “purified.” [...]

[...] See the reincarnation material as related to regular session for this date.