“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

This early man (and early woman) regarded the snake as the most sacred and basic, most secretive and most knowledgeable of all creatures. In that early experience it seemed, surely, that the snake was a living portion of the earth, rising from the bowels of the earth, rising from the hidden source of all earth gods. Men watched snakes emerge from their holes with wonder. The snake was then—in your terms, now (underlined)—both a feminine and masculine symbol. It seemed to come from the womb of the earth, and to possess the earth’s secret wisdom. Yet also, in its extended form particularly, it was the symbol of the penis. It was important also in that it shed its skin, as man innately knew he shed his own bodies.

[...] The individual actually constructs a snake, but a faulty impossible one, from the weak hose pattern. The snake, for reasons that we will discuss later, under these conditions could not exist in your universe.

[...] A thick black rubber hose in a backyard after dark for a moment actually becomes, or could become, to a timid soul a particularly vicious, ridiculously long and fat black snake.

This is not a case of a hose looking like a snake. [...]

[...] She felt while delivering that Seth thought he had gone too far in giving us the hose-snake material at this point, since it raised too many questions he didn’t want to go into yet.

[...] She saw the muscles named first as a series of snakes with many heads; the heads changed into hands that supported her head and rotated it about very flexibly. [...]

(“The images with the snakes and hands was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen,” she said.

It is not my ego that remains, for I have shed egos as a snake sheds skin. [...]

[...] He also described how a catheter could be inserted into a vein in the arm and snaked back to the heart—again painlessly—to see if and where clots could have originated. [...]

[...] They shed old beliefs as snakes shed skins, and they literally begin new existences. [...]

[...] This looked more like a snake, a serpent.

Some people are afraid of snakes, even of the most harmless variety, and blind to their beauty and place in the universe. [...]

[...] One of the symbols is a snake shape, like a heavy twisted rope. [...]