Conversations with Seth

by Susan M. Watkins

Near perfect spine. Bright clean cover has slight edge wear. Approx 57 pages have some degree of notes or underlining. Does not effect readability. Same day shipping.

Genres: Spirituality, Nonfiction, Metaphysics

289 pages, Paperback

Published June 1, 1982

About the author

Susan M. Watkins is a sacred storyteller and scriptwriter. She is known as an interviewer and writer for CBN show "The 700 Club."

Reviews

[Monique · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thoroughly enjoyable, with stunning depth and vitality.

I really enjoyed this book, which focuses on Jane Roberts' ESP classes. It is put together from recordings and notes etc by one of her students, who was herself quite psychic in many ways.
What I love the most is that when Seth spoke through Jane, it was easier to understand than in the Seth books. It also gave wonderful insight into the personalities of the group; their struggles, their learning, interesting phenomena, and the vitality and joyful rowdiness at times.

Truly fascinating. I found myself highlighting passages from Seth and knowing I would come back to them many times, as it is a rarity to find truth expressed in such a direct and freeing way, without dogma (old or new) and without guilt or fluff.

[Mirm · Rating 3 out of 5]

So far I am enjoying the casual style of this book and the more personal approach that Susan Watkins takes with Seth. I would recommend this two book set to someone who knows something about Jane Roberts or her books on the Seth Material. See the Nature of Personal Reality. Also anyone interested in ESP and paranormal experimentation would enjoy the stories of this group.

[Sylvia · Rating 4 out of 5]

I loved reading about Seth and Jane Roberts and the class members & the ‘goings-on’ (during the weekly held ESP class) - as they were experienced from the standpoint of Susan Watkins. I simply like her style of writing and the way she expresses herself ... in all her books.

[C.J. Prince]

This book helped me in understanding the death of animals as a positive life experience. It is a very small part of a most fascinating book but remains my strongest memory.

[Leehan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Provide insights what were discussed during an ESP classes. A breadth of fresh air if one reads too many Seth Books consecutively.

[Sare · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this book so much. The sense of cameraderie, mysticism and humour just makes me want to indulge in such a reality myself.

[Paul · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you love Seth (as in "The Seth Material"--that guy), you should love this book. Partly a behind-the scenes story of Jane Roberts's class in Elmira she held while channeling the famous books. Nature of Personal Reality is particularly mentioned in class. WARNING: if you have no interest in metaphysics or Seth, this would not be a book for you. But for those who do, it's not only fun in a gossipy kind of way, but it's a nice refresher course in Sethian metaphysics.

[Jenny Yates · Rating 3 out of 5]

For fans of the Seth material, this is like reading a gossip magazine. You get to attend those famous ESP classes, to meet the people who came, to eavesdrop on the things they talked about. The pace is variable, and not everything the class did is equally interesting. But there are lots of intriguing ideas scattered around, and I found plenty to stretch my consciousness.

[Lydia]

Excellent

[Lydia]

Excellent