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- About Me:
- I have been a follower of Theosophy since my teenage years. In fact, Theosophy was my first introduction to reincarnation, karma, pantheism ( or rather, panantheism) and the overall evolution of life. It was as if I was re-introduced to something I already knew. I love Theosophy and always will. Theosophy opened up and entire world of philosophy that, until then, had been hidden from me. The little brown book, entitled, "Theosophy", that I checked out of my local library, would change my life in ways I could not imagine. I thank God every day for it.
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- Unfortunately, none in my area
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Annamaria
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I remember reading that in Seth as well as the idea of alternate realities existing side by side and sometimes bleeding into each other. I also think that was Seth's explanation of the Resurrection. He said it occurred in another reality but was so powerful it was felt in this one.
I don't know, it does sound plausible. I also remember reading in the Mahatma letters that universes occur in a split second so the idea has some validity. I do think that our human finite mind can only register one thing at a time. We can only focus on one thing at a time anyway so it makes some sense. I need to re-read the Nature of Consciousness. Thanks for reminding me. Do you compare the theosophical literature to the Seth material? I used to try but I got too into theosophy to do both.
I haven't read the Seth books but I have wanted to for some time. I really like Esther and Jerry Hicks and Abraham but can't really get into their books. I have been reading Thomas Troward and Ernest Holmes and I am fascinated with what I am reading. Do you find that the info in the Seth books has more to offer than some of the newer channels out?
Jill
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Jeff
Thanks for the welcome! Yes, I do like the site very much.
I see from your profile that you read Jane Roberts and Seth! That was my first foray into metaphysical studies many years ago (the 1980s)!! I think I read all of her work - Adventures in Consciousness, The Seth Material and many others too numerous to name here! Her stuff is not considered in high regard at the Lodge that I attend but a lot of what she wrote is confirmed by the Theosophical literature. I am not sure if Jane Roberts knew about HPB but her experience give a modern example of what was written by HPB! Oh well!
Again, thanks for the welcome and keep up the good work!
Annamaria
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