“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The plane would have crashed, and she would not have survived. [...]

[...] Jane’s father is still in danger of losing his life violently, but if he survives the next five years he will die a natural death, before 70 I believe. [...]

[...] Ruburt, or Jane, amputated the present mother for necessity’s sake and for survival’s sake.

[...] (With amusement:) Few people have seen a black hole, to make the most generous statement possible, while countless people have had private reincarnational experiences, or encounters that suggest the survival of the personality beyond death.

[...] Its survival was so linked to the rest of nature that it would of necessity always have to return to that base. [...]

(Long pause.) Your dead relatives survive. [...]

[...] In your terms creaturehood, while striving for survival and longing for life, while abundant and rambunctious, is not inherently gluttonous. [...]

[...] The ideals of which you speak are your protection, built-in survival mechanisms that warn of danger, invisible fences like psychic signs saying beware.

The idea of survival reaches far beyond this life experience, and each person has new physical and spiritual existences ever ready — for there is no such thing as extinction. [...]

[...] No academic psychologist, including Dr. Instream, will give you a statement to the effect that I am a survival personality. [...]

[...] I still wasn’t at all sure that I believed in the survival of personality after death, and if we didn’t survive, then from whom was I getting these messages? [...]

A talk concerning survival of your nation. [...]

[...] Survival is a strong issue here, though it may not be the title of the discussion, formally.

On a conscious level, again, you could not possibly handle all of the information that is available to you on other levels — information upon which your very physical survival depends. [...]

[...] Not only the cells, but the atoms and molecules that compose them contained a positive intent to cooperate in a bodily formation, to fulfill themselves, and they were then predisposed not only toward survival, but with an idealization leading toward the best possible development and maturity.

[...] I told her that if she wanted to leave I couldn’t, and wouldn’t try to hold her back, and that I’d never have her hooked up to survival equipment. [...]

When communication takes place between a survival personality and one who exists within the physical system, this involves a reshuffling on the part of the survival personality, where the ego is momentarily given greater reign … If this was not done, then in most cases communication would not be possible, just because the survival personality would have such difficulty impressing the personality who was still ego-oriented within the physical system.

[...] But, scientifically, this would not be proof of my existence as an independent personality who has survived physical death. [...]

[...] The survival or nonphysical personality has somewhat the same relationship to the ego as the dreaming personality has to it in physical life.

[...] This sort of thing simply could not be understood by the physically focused individual … The survival personality’s inner self gives this reassembled ego ideas in the same way that, often, the subconscious gives the ego concepts in physical existence. [...]

Survival personalities can recognize an earthly projectionist, for the form is not fully materialized in their terms. [...]

[...] Would she survive death when it came, in meaningful terms? And behind all these questions there was the big one: Was Seth really a personality who had survived death? [...]

The pamphlet was entitled: Highway Signs For Survival. [...]

[...] “You were running through the radioactive rain to avoid contamination, running for your life, really, and the pamphlet refers to survival several times and ‘Maintain top speed.’”

It is quite possible to meet survival personalities, incidentally, during such projections. [...]

[...] And I have survived in good and hearty fashion—and so will you. [...]

[...] The maid, or poor relative, was attached strongly to the boy who survived Dick. [...]

The son who did survive, you do not know in your present existence. [...]