Seth Speaks, Session 589
There are kinds of consciousness
that cannot be deciphered in physical terms.
The “personality” who originated the paragraphs you have just read is
such a one.
As mentioned, there is the same
kind of connection between that personality and myself as the one that exists
between Ruburt and myself. But in your
terms, Seth Two is far further divorced from my reality than I am from
Ruburt’s. You can imagine Seth Two as a
future portion of me if you prefer, and yet far more is involved.
I am myself using simple terms here
to try and make these ideas clearer. In
a trance state, Ruburt can contact me.
In a state in some ways similar to a trance, I can contact Seth
Two. We are related in ways quite
difficult to explain, united in webs of consciousness. My reality includes, then, not only
reincarnational identities but also other gestalts of being that do not
necessarily have any physical connections.
The same applies to each reader of
this book. The soul is open-ended,
therefore. It is not a closed spiritual
or psychic system. I have tried to show
you that the soul is not a separate, apart-from-you thing. It is no more divorced from than God is.
There is no need to create a
separate god who exists outside of your universe and separate from it, nor is
there any need to think of a soul as some distant entity. God, or All That Is, is intimately a part of
you. “His” energy forms your identity,
and your soul is a part of you in the same manner.
My own reincarnational
personalities, probable selves, and even Seth Two exist within me now, as I
exist within them. In your terms, Seth
Two is more advanced. In your terms, he
is more alien, since he cannot relate to your physical existence as well as I
do because of my background in it.
Still, my experience enriches Seth
Two, and his experiences enrich me to the extent that I am able to perceive and
translate them for my own use. In the
same way, Ruburt’s personality is expanded through relationship with me, and I
also gain through the experience, as even the best of teachers learns from each
dimension of activity.
In larger terms, my soul includes
my reincarnational personalities, Seth Two, and probable selves. I am as aware of my probable selves,
incidentally, as I am of my reincarnational existences. Your concept of the soul is simply so
limited. I am not really speaking in
terms of group souls, though this interpretation can also be made.
Each “part of the soul contains the
whole – a concept I am sure will startle you.
As you become more aware of your own subjective reality you will
therefore, become familiar with greater poritons of you own soul. When you think of the soul as a closed system
you perceive it as such, and close off from yourself the knowledge of its
greater creativity and characteristics.
Seth Two does represent what I will
become, to some extent, and in your terms, yet when I become what he is he will
be something different. In the same
terms now, only, Ruburt may become what I am, but then I will be something far
different.
Each of you are involved in the
same kind of relationships, whether or not you are aware of them. Though it seems to you that reincarnational
existences involve past and future events, they are existences parallel or
adjacent to your own present life and consciousness. Other aspects of your greater identity exist,
relatively speaking, about or around these.
The answers to the nature of
reality, the intimate knowledge of All That Is that you all seek, is
within your present experience. It will
not be found outside of yourselves, but through an inner journey into yourself,
through yourself and through the world that you know.
I was once a mother with twelve
children. Ignorant in terms of
education, far from beautiful, particularly in later years, with a wild temper
and raucous voice. This was around
Jerusalem in the sixth century. The
children had many fathers. I did my best
to provide for them.
My name was Marshaba. We lived wherever we could, squatting in
doorways and, finally, all begging. Yet
in that existence, physical life had a contrast, a sharpness greater than any I
had known. A crust of bread was far more
delicious to me than any piece of cake, however well-frosted, had ever been in
lives before.
When my children laughed I was
overwhelmed with delight, and despite our privations, each morning was a
triumphant surprise that we had not died in our sleep, that we had not
succumbed to starvation. I chose that
life deliberately, as each of you choose each of yours, and I did so because my
previous lives had left me too blasé. I
was too cushioned. I no longer focused
with clarity upon the truly spectacular physical delights and experiences that
earth can provide.
Though I yelled at my children and
screamed sometimes in rage against the elements, I was struck through with the
magnificence of existence, and learned more about true spirituality than I ever
did as a monk. This does not mean that
poverty leads to truth, or that suffering is good for the soul. Many who shared those conditions with me
learned little. It does mean that each
of you choose those life conditions that you have for your own purpose, knowing
ahead of time where your weakness and strengths lie.
In the gestalt of my personality,
as in your terms I lived later richer lives, that woman was alive again in me –
as, for example, the child is alive in the adult, and filled with gratitude
comparing later circumstances to the earlier existences. She urged me to use my advantages better.
So in you, your various
reincarnational existences in a large manner co-occur. Using the analogy of adulthood again, it is
as if the child within you is a part of your own memory and experience, and yet
in another way has left you, gone apart from you as if you are only one adult
that the child “turned into”. So the
people that I have been have gone their own way, and yet are a part of me and I
of them.
I am alive in Seth Two’s memory, as
a self from which he sprang. Yet
the self I am now is not the self from which he sprang. Only your rigid ideas of time and
consciousness make these statements seem strange to you; for in a larger
context, again, I can remember Seth Two.
All of these connections therefore are open. All psychological events affect all others.
All of existence and consciousness
is interwoven. Only when you think of
the soul as something different, separate, and therefore closed, are you led to
consider a separate god – a personality that seems to be apart from creation.
All That Is is a part of creation,
but more than what creation is. There
are pyramid gestalts of being impossible to describe, whose awareness includes
knowledge and experience of what would seem to be to you as a vast number of
other realities. In the terms of which I
am speaking for your benefit, their present might, for example, include the
life and death of your planet in a moment of their “time”. Seth Two’s existence is at the outside
fringes of one such galaxy of consciousness.
When Seth Two speaks, Ruburt is
initially aware of the following: His consciousness strains upward, following
an inner psychic pathway, an energized funnel, until quite simply it can go no
further. It seems to him then that his
consciousness goes out of his body through an invisible pyramid whose open top
stretches far up into space.
Here he seems to make contact with
impersonal symbols whose message is somehow automatically translated into
words. That point actually represents a
warp in dimensions, a place between systems that has far more to do with energy
and psychological reality than it has to do with space, for space is
meaningless.
I am almost always present as
translator at such times. My knowledge
of both realities is necessary for the communication.
Seth Two is familiar with an
entirely different set of symbols and meanings, so that, in this case, two
translations are being given – one by me and one by Ruburt.
Hopefully, certain concepts will be
delivered in this way that could not be delivered otherwise. These minglings of reality and experience,
these messages from one system to another, occur in various ways continually,
emerging in your world in one guise or another – as inspiration of many kinds. You are being helped, in other words.
You are also using your own
abilities, however, for your own characteristics largely determine the amount
of help you receive. The symbolism
apparent to Ruburt when Seth Two speaks works well, but outward is also inward,
and so consciousness travels as far inward as it seems to him to go outward.
Such contacts and knowledge are
available to each individual. All That
Is speaks to all of its parts, not with sounds, trumpets, and fanfare from
without, but communicates its messages through the living soul-stuff of each
consciousness.
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