dick baby
01-16-2004, 11:40 AM
lately i have been very happily reading and re-reading my only seth
book, "seth speaks", but i wondered if in any of his other books he
mentions ascension or harvest.
all i have found that possibly approaches the subject is a quote
entitled "the future", from this site
http://www.geocities.com/athens/5484/quotes.htm
seth says "...in your terms, you cannot be allowed to go into other
dimensions until you have learned the great power of your thoughts and
subjective feelings."
any better-read members able to throw some light on this for me please?
on a separate note i was very interested to read of david's and others'
experiences this week. wednesday was the third anniversary of the death
of a very good (well, my best) friend, struck down in a freak accident
in his prime at only 28.
whilst expecting to feel a little melancholic that day, on the contrary
i felt happier and more at peace than for quite a long while. even
enough to explicitly say this in my daily online chat with another good
friend.
at first i assumed he was helping me through the day, and that may of
course have been the case, but then i read the posts here.
in any case, it was most welcome :)
richard
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book, "seth speaks", but i wondered if in any of his other books he
mentions ascension or harvest.
all i have found that possibly approaches the subject is a quote
entitled "the future", from this site
http://www.geocities.com/athens/5484/quotes.htm
seth says "...in your terms, you cannot be allowed to go into other
dimensions until you have learned the great power of your thoughts and
subjective feelings."
any better-read members able to throw some light on this for me please?
on a separate note i was very interested to read of david's and others'
experiences this week. wednesday was the third anniversary of the death
of a very good (well, my best) friend, struck down in a freak accident
in his prime at only 28.
whilst expecting to feel a little melancholic that day, on the contrary
i felt happier and more at peace than for quite a long while. even
enough to explicitly say this in my daily online chat with another good
friend.
at first i assumed he was helping me through the day, and that may of
course have been the case, but then i read the posts here.
in any case, it was most welcome :)
richard
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