“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Even in modern terms, our psychological and medical knowledge of mind and brain have added more complications to the doctrine of free will, yet it survives and grows. [...]

[...] Life is sacred—all life—and again, all life seeks value fulfillment, not simply physical survival.

[...] The teeth business has to do also with Darwinian concepts of age, with thought of the animal not surviving, and in your world that is ridiculous. [...]

[...] I myself would put physical survival before anything else, obviously, at least in this probability. [...]

The Essenes, as they are known, were a surviving group from a larger and more ancient brotherhood. [...]

[...] On certain levels, it was the gesture of defeat that brought triumph and survival. [...]

[...] Your survival, your unique abilities, and your purpose, exist quite apart from these.

[...] Though we found them intriguing, we certainly weren’t convinced that Seth was someone who had survived death. [...]

You do not know the self as it is within physical existence, and until you do you cannot hope to know what survives physical death, or what part of you is awake while the ego sleeps. [...]

[...] The entity then projects a personality within that plane of existence, equipping it with whatever camouflage senses, mechanisms, and protections that are necessary for survival on that plane.

[...] They magnetically attract others like themselves, and like some strange microscopic animals they repel their “enemies,” or other thoughts that are threatening to their own survival.

[...] Then immediately forget it and imagine the vitality of the universe as being strong enough and wise enough to absorb your petty violence and survive. [...]

[...] There is some information necessary to physical survival that must be taught and handed down from parent to child. [...]

[...] The brain (and the entire physical system) is meant to insure your bodily survival and to follow your conscious beliefs about reality. [...]

The body’s main purpose is not only to survive but to maintain a quality of existence at certain levels, and that quality itself promotes health and fulfillment. [...]

I cannot say this too often — you are far more than the conscious mind, and the self which you do not admit is the portion that not only insures your own physical survival in the physical universe which it has made, but which is also the connective between yourself and inner reality. [...]

[...] Properly trained and intuitively governed this portion of the self can be of benefit in survival circumstances.

[...] For Bill does have significant psychic abilities that he inhibits for fear they will operate against his survival in the world of business.

[...] Our days became a routine of actions devoted to survival, although Jane finished Oversoul 7 early in July, and resumed her classes. [...]

[...] With all of this and his knowledge and acceptance of his role, and his choice of the role, there is still a tremendous will on other levels to survive within your system. [...]