“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] (Pause.) It is from a man but there is also a connection with a woman. [...]

[...] Ruburt, in fear of being thought of as an hysterical woman, does hold back at times, as is somewhat natural, and within limits necessary.

The woman involved could gain immeasurably through the development of her own abilities. [...]

[...] The child will be aware of many of its past existences, and will be able to identify with the old man or woman that in your terms it will become.

[...] He stood talking for a moment with a woman who remained inside. [...]

[...] There seems to be an older woman connected with the second shift. [...]

[...] Checking the whole calendar however, we noted there was a drawing of a man and a woman on the upper section of this particular page, but that I had left them behind in clipping out the test section. [...]

[...] It may belong to a woman. [...]

(I also glimpsed, later, a woman entering a room through an open window. [...]

[...] Nor was there any love lost on the young woman’s part. [...]

He was three times a woman.

(Reading the 3rd session, of December 6/63, John noticed that Frank Watts, Jane and I had all lived together in Mesopotamia in the 4th century B.C. In that life I was a woman, Frank Watts was my sister, and Jane was a brother to us, and named Seth. [...]

[...] While Seth is not “blatantly” male, in his actions and speech he is more a man’s man than the woman’s man type. [...]

The seance given by a woman, as described in the book, with dark hair, parted in the middle. [...]

[...] Three men and one woman were present in the studio when the pictures shown on page 198 were taken, for the correct total of four people: Jane, myself, my father and my brother Loren.

[...] Walter Zeh was tubercular, and also as a woman extremely fleshy, as indeed your wife was. [...]

The constant interchange that exists biologically means that the same physical stuff that composes a man or a woman may be dispersed, and later form a toad, a starfish, a dog or a flower. [...]

[...] As far as I am concerned, I would quite welcome another young woman. [...]

Section 3: “The Private Probable Man, the Private Probable Woman, the Species in Probabilities, and Blueprints for Realities” — Nine sessions devoted to the importance of dreams in the creation of “concrete” events from probable ones. [...]

[...] In programmed societies where “each man or woman knows his or her place,” then the will knows which directions to follow, though other conditions and prerogatives might be ignored. [...]