1 result for (book:nopr AND session:622 AND stemmed:session)
7/33 (21%)
beliefs
unworthy
change
examine
suddenly
SESSION 622, OCTOBER 18, 1972
9:40 P.M. WEDNESDAY
(“It’s funny. I’m still waiting for the session,” Jane said at 9:35. By then, we’d been ready for twenty minutes. I hadn’t really expected her to have a session tonight — but then, was my belief influencing reality? She had delivered a long and intense one Monday night, and in Tuesday’s ESP class she’d “been in and out of trance all night,” as she described it. This meant for about three hours; Sumari had been included, too. Jane’s energy has been high for some time now.
(Then at 9:38 she said, “At last — I feel Seth around. We’ll have a session after all….”)
[... 10 paragraphs ...]
You are setting out to experience the most fulfilled reality that you can. To do this you have, hopefully, begun to examine your beliefs. You may want others to change. In doing so you begin with yourself. I told you (in the 619th session) to imagine a game in which you see yourself acting in line with the new desired belief. As you do so, see yourself affecting others in the new fashion.
[... 4 paragraphs ...]
As mentioned earlier you may have believed that of itself poverty was more spiritual than abundance, or that you were basically unworthy and should therefore punish yourself by being poor. (See the 614th session in Chapter Two, for instance.)
[... 7 paragraphs ...]
Earlier I used, “I am a dependable parent,” as an example of a belief. (See the 618th session in Chapter Three.) If to you this means, “I give great attention to seeing that my children brush their teeth, eat enough, and perform properly,” then you will interpret the “better and better” suggestion in that light.
[... 4 paragraphs ...]
Now: We are nearly at the end of Chapter Four. I will give you both a rest, and we will resume at our next session. My heartiest regards to you both.
[... 1 paragraph ...]
