“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You will instead live in a world where events happen to you, in which you must do sacrifice to the gods of one kind or another, or see yourselves as victims of an uncaring nature.

[...] (Pause.) They believe that their search for answers, however, justifies almost any means, or sacrifices, not only on their parts but on the parts of others. [...]

[...] To attain that end, Hitler was quite willing to sacrifice the rest of humanity. [...]

There was some resentment against you, for he could not accept what he considered as a sacrifice on your part in jobs throughout your life, and yet he was angry because you would not do, he thought, what he had done—try to do your creative best, and then force the marketplace to take it. [...]

[...] He did not at that time, as is supposed, do sacrifice then to win the gods’ approval. [...]

Only the deluded are in danger of, or capable of, such self-sacrifice, you see, or find it necessary. [...]

[...] You know that the milking is in itself a sacrifice. [...]

[...] You did not remember this detail simply because it seems to you that you should make every sacrifice for your father. [...]

[...] Because the Jews were considered less than human—or, at best, human defects—they were thought of as justifiable sacrifices on the altar of “the genetic betterment of mankind.” [...]

(Actually, I said in conclusion, there wasn’t too much left to sacrifice. [...]

There must be self-sacrifice, to some degree self-mutilation. [...]

[...] In order to save itself as a functioning unit, it sacrifices a portion of itself. [...]

[...] Sensing a death, immediately fearing that it was yours, Joseph, since he heard himself call for you, he hastily attempted to sacrifice his previous husband in your place. [...]

[...] They are then only too willing to sacrifice it. [...]

[...] She gave him these three sons as a gift or sacrifice; and when it seemed he would not accept them as such she turned against him, made too much of the sons to pay him back. [...]

You felt the money might be needed for your parents, and as you continued you became more bitter at the sacrifice you felt you were making. [...]

These parents do not sacrifice themselves for the sake of their children. [...]

[...] Last February some 70 Americans were taken hostage when a mob of Marxist-led Iranian fedayeen [or sacrificers] overran the United States embassy in Iran’s capital, Tehran. [...]

(Seth said again that he considered such effects childish, but that it would be a small sacrifice to make if it helped to get the material across. [...]

[...] (She began to slack off from Magical Approach early last October—two months ago—after working well on the first three chapters.) Tonight, I even speculated, admitted my fear, that in a way she’s embarked upon a long-range campaign to at least drastically reduce, if not eliminate, her communication with the world, for one sacrifice follows another in an order that can hardly be accidental, Jane revealed that she’d had similar thoughts.