Conversations with Seth, Volume Two (Susan M. Watkins' record of Jane Roberts' ESP classes, with Seth speaking through Roberts; Prentice-Hall, 1981)

Jane Roberts · c. 1967–1975

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The ends are the means

Their wordsIn fact in those terms, the ends are the means.
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You form your reality, and no one is put in a position they did not first accept as a challenge

Their wordsYou form your history. You form your reality, and no one is thrust into a position which first was not accepted as a challenge.
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You form the world you know and your own images

Their wordsYou form the world that you know— and you form your own images.
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You cannot change your world from outside, because you form it from within

Their wordsYou cannot change your world from without, for you form it from within.
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The personality speaking as Seth is nothing that his listeners are not

Their wordsI am nothing that you are not, in true fact, in the true meaning of the word.
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Each person is an individual, and themselves

Their wordsYou are each individual. You are each yourselves.
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No one is a victim

Their wordsYou are not a victim!

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