Has anyone ever read The Nature of Personal Reality?

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The discussion centers on "The Nature of Personal Reality" by Jane Roberts, a pivotal text in the New Age Movement, channeling the entity Seth. Key topics include the concept of natural guilt, the identification and alteration of core beliefs, and the influence of thoughts on physical reality. Participants express curiosity about these themes while also noting the book's controversial status among some readers.

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This discussion is beneficial for individuals interested in New Age spirituality, psychologists exploring belief systems, and anyone seeking to understand the relationship between thoughts and physical reality.

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i am currently reading the nature of personal reality by jane roberts and i have a few questions and i would also like to discuss the implications of this book.

what exactly is natural guilt?

how can i identify and change my core beliefs?

how do my thoughts shape the physical me and how can i miniputale it?

...any others i will post as i think of them
 
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Never heard of it, doesn't sound like something I would read.
 
OY :bugeye: I looked it up. It's written by a dead guy named Seth (Jane Roberts channels him). As one commenter on Amazon.com said it's "the Bible for the whole the New Age Movement".

Now I know why I've never heard of it.

Whatever floats your boat is what I always say.
 
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