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The Seth Material
Seth is the acclaimed non-physical teacher whose collected works are the most dynamic, brilliant and undistorted map of inner reality and human potential available today. His articulation of the furthest reaches of human potential, the eternal validity of the soul, and the concept that we create our own reality according to our beliefs, has been presented in books that hav...more
Paperback, 304 pages
Published
August 1st 2003
by New Awareness Network
(first published 1970)
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This is a book for spiritual seekers, especially for those who cannot comprehend the inequities of this life. If you do not have an open mind, you probably will not like this book. If your mind is open, this book will open new doors for you.
That is what it did for me about thirty years ago. I had had my first spiritual experience and I was introduced to a woman who changed my life. She was someone who did channeling. She, in turn, introduced me to Jane Roberts and to Seth.
Seth is a delightful pe...more
That is what it did for me about thirty years ago. I had had my first spiritual experience and I was introduced to a woman who changed my life. She was someone who did channeling. She, in turn, introduced me to Jane Roberts and to Seth.
Seth is a delightful pe...more
In the early 1980's, after a chimney estimate was concluded, we gathered with the contractor. In conversation I posed a question about dreams then asked how he thought we create dreams, how we see people we know, people we don't know, as well as locations unfamiliar yet familiar in dreamscapes. Quickly responding, he said, "Read Jane Roberts. Channeled by a guy named Seth, her books are all about dreams."
So in the old keeping room, I commenced fireside readings and delved into the nature of the...more
So in the old keeping room, I commenced fireside readings and delved into the nature of the...more
I have added various Seth books to my cyber-shelves because they were important to me for a time. It is hard to see these materials as a hoax - and if they were it still leaves the question of the creativity and interest of the ideas Roberts expressed (from whatever source). Her ideas about the nature of past a future probabilities is much more mainstream now than it was when first expressed.
Just as in the East it is suggested you should revere your teachers - even if you come to disagree with...more
Just as in the East it is suggested you should revere your teachers - even if you come to disagree with...more
... and in July 1982, this was already my first replacement copy. I'd started with the Seth Material in the Spring of 1976, just after arriving in Atlanta from San Francisco, where I was introduced to THE NATURE OF PERSONAL REALITY. I started there, then doubled back through these first two books, while waiting for the series to continue. i continued to absorb and study the SETH Material throughout the remainder of Jane Roberts' life and publishing career.
Read this YEARS ago, but it changed my outlook on everything..."you create your own reality" is not a new idea of course, the Buddha said it...but the Seth Material makes it real...also, the whole idea of simultaneous time is something to give one pause...
Excellent. Amazing in-depth information given by Seth (channelled through Jane Roberts) about consciousness and the nature of reality, that expands your (view on) consciousness and changes your thoughts about the nature of reality...
I enjoyed the concepts that this book presented, although I admit there are some visuals I will have to go back and re-read. I have a difficult time visualizing "things" on a purely molecular structure, (nothing new there!) but I could grasp the basic principal.
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Keep an open mind. There are many ways to experience and understand life and the world we live in.
One of THE best books ever, you will never see the world through the same lens again.
Thought provoking...
ooh, this one really is a "how to" book in regards to recognizing life paths. Every night was a new adventure
Some of the ideas presented here really made sense to me, particularly the parts about reincarnation. In the end, though, I lost interest in Seth and what he was trying to tell us, so I am re-shelving this one for now. Probably one I will revisit in the future though, as well as some of the others by Roberts and Seth.
I love the seth books! He seems like an old friend - very smart, very funny, a great teacher...the kind of person you'd love to meet for coffee every week...just to talk about things.
I learned that we create our own reality and our current reality is only a camouflage for value fullfilment
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Roberts was born in Saratoga Springs, New York. After attending public schools, she attended Skidmore College. She wrote in a variety of genres: poetry, short stories, children’s literature, and novels. When she was in her 30s, she and her husband began to record what she said were messages from a personality na...more
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Roberts was born in Saratoga Springs, New York. After attending public schools, she attended Skidmore College. She wrote in a variety of genres: poetry, short stories, children’s literature, and novels. When she was in her 30s, she and her husband began to record what she said were messages from a personality na...more
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