Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #79181 in Books
• Published on: 1997-01-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 576 pages

Synopsis
Explores the concept of probable realities, the relationship between physical health and inner reality, and the purpose and fulfillment of dreams.

Customer Reviews

thrilling in its implications
This is the fourth Seth book I've read, and my one-line summary up there says it all. Easier to read than Volume One of "Unknown Reality", and I think more exciting even than "The Nature of Personal Reality". It's kicked me off on some of my own adventures that would have been inconceivable to me before.

READ SETH AND NOT BUTTS
In these volumes, Seth tries to guide the reader toward a deeper understand of the nature of reality eg that each of us is as awake when dreaming as during what we think of as our waking hours...and that we each "create our own reality". As with all Seth books, volume 2 is excellent and deeply thought provoking. I was especially impressed by the realisation that Seth is claiming to be an "unlearner"...seeking to cut away preconceptions to allow the reader to think anew about life and the structure of reality. I believe that "he", whatever you believe Seth to be, makes an honest attempt at doing that, whereas I think that Robert Butts is pedestrian in comparison and his notes rarely contribute to the story.