What Jane Roberts thinks about CBT

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Author of the Seth books (1929 to 1984), which she spoke in trance as a personality calling himself Seth while her husband Robert F. Butts wrote them down; they made her a central figure of the idea that you create your own reality.

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2 dated positions, c. 1972–1973, in their own words. Our reading of what Jane Roberts has said — not written or endorsed by them.

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1. c. 1972–1973

   Our readingEmotions follow beliefs, not the other way around

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

   ↗The Nature of Personal Reality (Seth, speaking through Jane Roberts; notes by Robert F. Butts; New World Library 1994 edition)archive.org All 21 from this book

3. c. 1972–1973

   Our readingTo change your experience, change your conscious thoughts and expectations

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

   ↗The Nature of Personal Reality (Seth, speaking through Jane Roberts; notes by Robert F. Butts; New World Library 1994 edition)archive.org All 21 from this book