“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Am I an independent personality, who has indeed survived not one but many deaths? [...]

[...] An apparition constructed as a result of telepathic data, picked up by the perceiver in message form, will be constructed by him in precisely the same manner that an apparition will be constructed that is a reflection of a survival personality.

Mental energy, indeed, is an attribute of personality; but personality survives the physical frame as it existed before the physical frame, and indeed created the physical frame. [...]

[...] Those who survived reacted in the old fashion, sweating to build again, refusing better shelter, but the times had indeed changed. [...]

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[...] We could hardly survive without our particular communicative repetition, nor could any other species without its own.

Self-disapproval in that context became a virtue, for indeed survival depended, it seemed, upon constant self and tribal evaluation. [...]

He feels that he has taken a chance that you have not taken, staking financial survival on creative work. [...]

[...] Without it they could not survive long enough to learn anything. [...]

[...] There were offshoots of Christianity that did not survive, in which this was the case. [...]

[...] You need have no worries now concerning the animal’s survival. [...]

[...] If he is to survive as a fully effective and fully healthy animal. [...]

In the same manner that you are dependent upon, say, green plants for your very physical survival, so the interdependence and connections continue in all other fields. [...]

[...] Many cavemen doubtlessly feared for their personal survival when they ventured forth upon the earth in daylight.

A psychic gestalt is dependent upon matter, not for its identity but merely for its survival in the physical plane. [...]

[...] Even the survival personality must translate perception into terms it can understand.

[...] She knew she would survive, because she was aware of your knowledge. [...]

[...] The hotel is beautifully equipped, and all pains are taken to insure their comfort and survival. [...]

[...] There is no battle for survival—but while you project such an idea upon natural reality, then you will read nature, and your own experiences with it, in that fashion.

[...] He believed that life was a life-and-death struggle, and having finally found what he wanted to do, his mode of survival, he brought out all of his artillery to protect himself while he did his thing.

[...] So you can say that certain portions of it deal with physical reality, physical manipulation, and plans; some with deeper levels of creativity and achievement that insure physical survival; some with communication, with even more extensive elements of the personality now generally unknown; some with the continuing experience and existence of what you may call the soul or overall individual entity, the true multidimensional self.

God was seen as cruel and powerful when man believed that these were desirable characteristics, needed particularly in his battle for physical survival. [...]