“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] On deeper levels the quite normal desire for survival requires that the individual leave his or her body, in your terms, at one time or another. [...]

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

[...] But so-called hard facts, that may seem opposed to symbols and myths, are not necessarily untrue, since they may be necessary distortions without which the inner self could not survive in the material universe.

[...] The ego, for example, did not have to worry about Ruburt’s physical survival as he lay in bed and “saw” (in quotes) the clock in the other room. [...]

2. Our survival in this society exists in financial terms—money buys us the time etc. [...]

[...] Excesses over this survival construction are used in various creative aspects, and represent the basics for culture and civilization.

Each of you survive death. [...]

[...] A certain kind of free conscious behavior is possible when you are not physically oriented as you are in the waking state, and that activity is necessary even for physical survival.

Ruburt put his body on a strict survival level, giving it the barest of attention. [...]

The conscious mind deals directly with survival as far as the particular camouflage patterns are concerned. [...]

(So far man’s behavior has him headed for destruction rather than survival. [...]

[...] Your company will not survive, period, unless it enlarges its concepts and takes chances upon young medical inventors.

And yet the embattled consciousness of Iran persists, and will, I think, survive for a long while. [...]

[...] We instinctively know that disasters mimic the birth and death of cells within our bodies—we instinctively know that all life survives death, that death is the bursting of life into new forms, hence our fascination with accidents and fires. [...]

[...] He felt that he betrayed himself, that he performed acts that he should not perform in order to fit into its context, and he felt that he must do so in order to survive. [...]

[...] The termination is always easier, believe it or not, than a beginning under such pressing circumstances as survival on a strange camouflage plane.

[...] The outer ego must concentrate much of its energy toward survival in and manipulation of the outer camouflage world. [...]

The personality can survive well without the ulcer. [...]

[...] We are managing now in such a way that our material survives without undue coloration from the subconscious. [...]

[...] It no longer fights the inner senses, nor does it fear for its own survival in the midst of intuitional onrushes.

[...] Some visitors were seen to die, and later seen again recovered; hence the Egyptians’ sureness that the individual survived death.