Choosing Probable Selves

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Choosing Probable Selves

"The path of experience is nowhere settled. There is no one road

that does not have avenues to another. There are deep veins of

probable actions ever available to you at any given time. Your

imagination can be of great value, allowing you to open yourself to

such courses; you can then use it to help you bring these into being.

If you are poor, you chose that reality from many probable ones that did

NOT involve poverty- and that are still open. If you chose illness,

again there is a probable reality ready for initiation in which you

choose health. If you are lonely there are probable friends you refused

to meet in the past, but who are readily available.

In your mind, therefore, see those probable abilities or events

taking place. As you do, the intensity of your desire brings them

into your experience. There are no boundaries, again, set about the

self. There are literally many other probable you's. You can draw

upon their abilities, as in their own way they call upon your own,

for you are all intimately connected.

You must realize that you are indeed a probable you. Your experience

is the result of beliefs. Your neuronal structure necessitates a

certain focus so that other experiences counter to your conscious

assumptions remain probable or latent. Alter the beliefs and ANY

probable self can, within certain limitations, be actualized." ~

Seth, The Nature of Personal Reality