What Jane Roberts thinks about creativity

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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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   Our readingPsychic ability is an extension of the creative abilities everyone has, so it is normal rather than supranormal

   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.

   ↗The Seth Material (Jane Roberts, with sessions of Seth speaking through her; Bantam edition of the 1970 book)archive.org All 14 from this book