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Seth Speaks.
Hang with me here folks. Even if it gets a little weird, hang with me. I promise, it's good shit.
The book was written in 1972 by a woman named Jane Roberts. Although she is listed as the author, she is not. She is merely channeling a 'multidimensional personality' named Seth...I'll let that sink in.
Seth explains throughout, well in the first 4 chapters at least, that we are not who we think we are. We are all 'multidimensional personalities' living several simultaneous lives. We all also hold the knowledge of the universe in its entirety. The reason we can't tap into that knowledgeable goodness is because we are too focused in this particular reality.
He also goes on to explain that time isn't linear. Time as we know it is an illusion. We, as 'multidimensional personalities,' create each of our own existences, as well as collectively create the world as we see it and time and space. We create the people we know, the situations we encounter, and the hardships we face in order to learn and gather more knowledge on our quest towards enlightenment.
We can train ourselves into unlocking the knowledge and learning of our other experiences, so don't fret folks. I wish there were more exercises in this book, however there are several other books which are chock full of them! When I find out how I'll make sure to share. What's the point of enlightenment if you can't share it with everyone. Don't rely on my half-ass explanation as your only info into the insight of this book. Please check it out for yourselves.
Hang with me here folks. Even if it gets a little weird, hang with me. I promise, it's good shit.
The book was written in 1972 by a woman named Jane Roberts. Although she is listed as the author, she is not. She is merely channeling a 'multidimensional personality' named Seth...I'll let that sink in.
Seth explains throughout, well in the first 4 chapters at least, that we are not who we think we are. We are all 'multidimensional personalities' living several simultaneous lives. We all also hold the knowledge of the universe in its entirety. The reason we can't tap into that knowledgeable goodness is because we are too focused in this particular reality.
He also goes on to explain that time isn't linear. Time as we know it is an illusion. We, as 'multidimensional personalities,' create each of our own existences, as well as collectively create the world as we see it and time and space. We create the people we know, the situations we encounter, and the hardships we face in order to learn and gather more knowledge on our quest towards enlightenment.
We can train ourselves into unlocking the knowledge and learning of our other experiences, so don't fret folks. I wish there were more exercises in this book, however there are several other books which are chock full of them! When I find out how I'll make sure to share. What's the point of enlightenment if you can't share it with everyone. Don't rely on my half-ass explanation as your only info into the insight of this book. Please check it out for yourselves.
posted by Hand on the Stove at 10:25 PM
1 Comments:
yeah thanks for the hunk of flesh warning. i am honestly starting a band now called 'My Probable Reality'. Bitching.
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