Dreams, "Evolution", and Value Fulfillment

I am a huge fan of the "Seth Books" written by Jane Roberts. This material will transform your life like you cannot imagine. I love this and all the books she has written, and I will continue to read them for the rest of my life!

Seth most likely knew this was the last book worked on during Jane Roberts' lifetime (published shortly after her death). He brings the entire catalog to beautiful conclusion- the reader is the traveler who has been "up the mountain" and comes back down to live in the everyday world with the knowledge he as gained. For me personally it was as if all the books were leading up to this one and I finally understood all the questions I had originally asked when I read my first Seth book. At last all has become clear, even the most horrific brutalities of life are finally understood in their proper context. A subjective experience for sure, and one that I hope every reader has.

This 2 volume set is best read in order as volume 2 is a continuance of volume 1. It is best to talk about Dreams as one book however and as such my comments start with volume 1 and the most incredible description of creation I have ever read. If you have ever been engrossed in the creation/evolution debate now there is a third option. Read it. Then let your psyche get the feel for its validity. Personally, I think you have to be void of intelligence to believe the theory of evolution, and a religious crackpot to accept the creation story, so finally, for the rest of us, something that makes sense. Volume 2 goes on to talk about important questions as to who we really are, reincarnation and as always the main concept of all Seth books, "we create our own reality". But don't stop here, there are 10 volumes in the Seth series and all should be read. Order doesn't really matter (except for vol. 1 before vol.2 in a series such as Dreams) because if you like Seth on the first go round, you'll be reading him over and over again.

Seth Dreams and Projections Of Consciousness The scientific approach to dream interpretation leaves something to be desired at least in my view. However, Seth presents an indepth picture of the origin of life - from the inner dream world and beyond. His explanation of the physical world...where virtually every possibility exists and is constantly encouraged to achieve highest potential. Consider the ways in which our religions have stifled the human spirit. Surprising insight into life's meaning and purpose. "Dreams are mental work and play combined, psychic and emotionally rich creative dramas. They also involve you in the most productive of enterprises as you begin to play with versions of events that are being considered for physical actualization..."

Where do we come from and why are we here. This book deals with the origin of mankind and the creation of this world in dreams. I'd not recommend it if you do not know other Seth books, and also not if you are looking of ways of how to improve your life situation (get Nature of Personal Reality in that case). However, it's excellent if you enjoyed Seth Speaks and Unknown Reality.