Seth & 3 ways to lift the wool from over your eyes

Seth was the trance personality of Jane Roberts.  Together, they wrote many books. This classic source material reveals what is happening inside yourself.  Seth teaches we can discern that apparent physical facts stem from a deeper realm of creativity.

Spiritual awakenings, whether silent and subtle or dramatic and noticable, are deeply personal.  Seth explains that while awake and asleep, we are each expeiencing a spiritual transformation, even if we are unaware.  Each phase is unique and life-changing. 

1) Humans create their personal reality through conscious beliefs.  You are not as familiar with your thoughts as you think.  What appears to exist physically exists first in thought and feeling.  If you encounter obstacles, then its up to you to discover reasons behind them.  Simply take steps to explore the unlimited inner dimensions of the mind.       

2) Humans are not at the mercy of their subconscious.    If you don't appreciate your experience, then change the nature of your conscious thoughts and expectations.  Only when you refuse to take responsibility do you feel at the mercy of events. If you sense having control, this couldn't be further from the truth.  You persevere in your present course for reasons that used to make sense. Your job is to reframe present significance.

3) Humans are not forced to think in any particular way.  You are what you think about.  You have the will and inclination to move beyond the apparent barriers of your created experience.  Atoms, cells and every other part of you is aware.  All deep aspirations and unconscious motives surface for evaluation and judgment of the conscious mind.  You must find ways of adapting to your conditions.

Comments

[Bruno]

It's amazing what we as humans don't know about ourselves.

[Liara Covert]

Bruno, the many understandings of existence and possibility remind us dreams are limited only if we make them so. In the face if the unknown, we can choose to be adventurous.

[Chris Austria]

How true! The tru masters of this art of knowing self and controlling your reality are certainly the ones who live a successful and content lives.

I'm working on being one!

[Alexys Fairfield]

Liara,
I would also encourage people to think outside of their head and not to rely on anything they have read in books. Experience life at its core. Be a new set of eyes awakening in the forest.

[Liara Covert]

Chris, it makes sense to step back from the tendency to compare yourself with others. Discover instead how your sense of success and contentment is defined by you alone. Its composed of things you you sense and experience already but you're not as yet aware.

[Liara Covert]

Alexys, like you, I also encourage people to explore the unknown. If you read or hear about things that seem far-fetched or, very different from anything you have ever thought about or experienced, it isn't reason to fear, debunk or criticize. Rather, its an invitation to consider the possibility you don't already know all there is to know. Discover why you choose to limit your thinking and behavior. Imagine the unforeseen benefits to come from stepping outside your perceived comfort zone. Discover what else exists.