The Holographic Self: An Inquiry Into Authentic Identity
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For fans of Jonathan Livingston Seagull and The Secret's Mike Dooley!
"The Holographic Self" explores how we can choose to uncover our authentic identity. As stated by Jane Roberts' 'Seth', "Your senses and bodily mind force you to perceive an available field of energy (the world around you) in physical terms, and impose a highly specialized pattern upon this field of reality." What we discover is that space-time and all the infinite image-field of objects is something that consciousness does. Or as Mike Dooley expresses it, "Thoughts become things." Changing your life is literally a thought away.
The possibilities this knowledge opens up are astounding.
"The Holographic Self" will help you realize how truly unlimited your potential is!
Journey well, my friends.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. theory, actually
2. the descent
3. who wants to be a millionaire?
4. lucrece, interrupted
5. ways of seeing
6. time's progeny
7. letting seth speak
EXCERPT
As Seth reported, “You have been given perhaps the most awesome gift of all: the ability to project your thoughts outward into physical form.†Consciousness creates form. On its face this seems beyond outrageous, but entertain for a moment that this objective physical plane may not be what it seems. What if it were a kind of camouflage, to use his term? “The camouflage is real, and yet there is a much greater reality within it – the vitality that gave it form.†The vitality in question is the eternal entity that each of us is. If true, how did we lose touch with this knowledge? Perhaps our experience of time makes the outward form of this objective environment seem more real, enduring, and significant than our tenuous, constantly-shifting, chameleon-like consciousness. Mystics have always maintained, however, that it is consciousness that is enduring and real, and the objects around us which are chameleon-like, transitory. Seth’s simple suggestion is that we are co-creators – with Source – of all the physical forms of our environment, only we don’t realize it. We are so fascinated by this physical plane that we live our lives literally in a kind of trance, hypnotized by the camouflage of this physical environment. If so, there was doubtless good reason for being thus entranced.
In my own life the sense is gradually overtaking me that many levels of consciousness are indeed available, to everyone. And with that an understanding can come – a partial, tentative understanding – of the multiple realities we move through, unbeknownst to our conscious self.
"The Holographic Self" explores how we can choose to uncover our authentic identity. As stated by Jane Roberts' 'Seth', "Your senses and bodily mind force you to perceive an available field of energy (the world around you) in physical terms, and impose a highly specialized pattern upon this field of reality." What we discover is that space-time and all the infinite image-field of objects is something that consciousness does. Or as Mike Dooley expresses it, "Thoughts become things." Changing your life is literally a thought away.
The possibilities this knowledge opens up are astounding.
"The Holographic Self" will help you realize how truly unlimited your potential is!
Journey well, my friends.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. theory, actually
2. the descent
3. who wants to be a millionaire?
4. lucrece, interrupted
5. ways of seeing
6. time's progeny
7. letting seth speak
EXCERPT
As Seth reported, “You have been given perhaps the most awesome gift of all: the ability to project your thoughts outward into physical form.†Consciousness creates form. On its face this seems beyond outrageous, but entertain for a moment that this objective physical plane may not be what it seems. What if it were a kind of camouflage, to use his term? “The camouflage is real, and yet there is a much greater reality within it – the vitality that gave it form.†The vitality in question is the eternal entity that each of us is. If true, how did we lose touch with this knowledge? Perhaps our experience of time makes the outward form of this objective environment seem more real, enduring, and significant than our tenuous, constantly-shifting, chameleon-like consciousness. Mystics have always maintained, however, that it is consciousness that is enduring and real, and the objects around us which are chameleon-like, transitory. Seth’s simple suggestion is that we are co-creators – with Source – of all the physical forms of our environment, only we don’t realize it. We are so fascinated by this physical plane that we live our lives literally in a kind of trance, hypnotized by the camouflage of this physical environment. If so, there was doubtless good reason for being thus entranced.
In my own life the sense is gradually overtaking me that many levels of consciousness are indeed available, to everyone. And with that an understanding can come – a partial, tentative understanding – of the multiple realities we move through, unbeknownst to our conscious self.
