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As I became accustomed to keeping dream records, the dreams themselves got "better," with more direct information and precognitive "hits."
Dreaming Myself, Dreaming A Town (1989)
I think that wherever your journey takes you, there are new gods waiting there, with divine patience — and laughter.
If you could see the dreams of any town, or neighborhood, or family, or any group of people, would all waking events appear there in bits and pieces?
Dreaming Myself, Dreaming A Town (1989)
But in your terms, the population of the Earth is made of counterparts, and so there is, indeed, a relationship; and when you kill an enemy, you are killing a version of yourself.
Conversations With Seth, Book 2: 25th Anniversary Edition, Volume 2 (2006)
The Point of Power Is in the Present.
Conversations With Seth, Book 2: 25th Anniversary Edition, Volume 2 (2006)
Jane never said much about this to me, and the few comments she did make, about a priest who "chased her around the bed," were delivered casually in group settings, with deprecating humor, no hint of the frightening child-molesting scenario or later sexual browbeating that Rob's notes make plain.
Speaking of Jane Roberts (2001)
If a rapist comes to your door, then your own fears and anger and aggression have brought him there. You have broadcast your feelings, and he has picked them up . . . There is a reason -- there are no accidents.
Conversations With Seth, Book 2: 25th Anniversary Edition, Volume 2 (2006)
Originally presented in The "Unknown" Reality, the counterpart idea holds that each of us is neurologically and psychically connected to others who are living in roughly the same given time period and exploring related areas of interest of life-themes; counterparts spring, as it were, from the same entity, or source-self, thus gaining experience from many simultaneous viewpoints.
Speaking of Jane Roberts (2001)
In the realm of ESP, precognition, dreams, and related matters, there are few guideposts and little common sense applied. Most of the books written in the so-called "occult" or "spiritual" fields were worthless nonsense in my opinion -- as were treatises that debunked all subjective experiences as "unscientific."
Dreaming Myself, Dreaming A Town (1989)