Jane Roberts

c. 1972–1973

Their wordsYour thoughts blossom into events. If you think the world is evil, you will meet with events that seem evil.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsThere are no accidents in cosmic terms, or in terms of the world as you know it. Your beliefs grow as surely in time and space as flowers do.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsYou are not at the mercy of unconscious drives unless you consciously acquiesce to them.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsSearch your life for proofs of your health. Your very life itself is hard evidence that health is within you!

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsYou take your beliefs about reality as truth, and often do not question them.

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c. 1972–1973

energy

Their wordsImagination and emotions are the most concentrated forms of energy that you possess as physical creatures.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsYou may desire health, but believe implicitly in your state of poor health.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsGuilt is the other side of compassion.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsViolence occurs only when the natural expression of aggression has been short-circuited.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsThe body constantly heals itself, which means that the soul in the flesh heals itself.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsQuite literally, you live in the body of your beliefs.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsLove does not demand sacrifice. Those who fear to affirm their own being also fear to let others live for themselves.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsThe inner self keeps the physical body alive even as it formed it.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsThe conscious mind is like a gigantic camera with the ego directing the view and the focus.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsAgain, there are no accidents. No one dies under any circumstances who is not prepared to die.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsYour emotions follow your beliefs. It is not the other way around.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsYou get what you concentrate upon. There is no other main rule.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsLove is outgoing, as aggression is.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsIf you do not like your experience, then you must change the nature of your conscious thoughts and expectations.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsYour own conscious beliefs are the most important suggestions that you receive.

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c. 1972–1973

Their wordsChrist as you think of him was simply saying that you form your own reality.

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c. 1963–1970

Their wordsI believe that we form our own reality—now, and after death.

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c. 1963–1970

Their wordsThe reader will have to make his own judgments, but personally I do accept his theories as valid and significant.

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c. 1963–1970

energy

Their wordsAs to who or what Seth is, his term “energy essence personality” seems as close to the answer as anyone can get.

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c. 1963–1970

Their wordsActually I think that these abilities flow through us as the wind flows through the branches.

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c. 1963–1970

consciousness

Their wordsIn doing so, I’m convinced that we will discover a greater individuality, uniqueness, and sense of identity.

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c. 1963–1970

Their wordsI believe psychic ability itself is an outcropping or extension of creative abilities, inherent in each of us, and therefore normal rather than supranormal.

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c. 1963–1970

Their wordsThere is no static God. When you say, ‘This is God,’ then God is already something else.

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c. 1963–1970

Their wordsMost of your God concepts deal with a static God, and here is one of your main theological difficulties.

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