{"id":1517,"date":"2014-03-16T12:11:14","date_gmt":"2014-03-16T18:11:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/believeit.us\/?p=1517"},"modified":"2014-03-16T21:43:09","modified_gmt":"2014-03-17T03:43:09","slug":"which-self-self-actualization","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/believeit.us\/?p=1517","title":{"rendered":"Which Self, Self Actualization"},"content":{"rendered":"

As series of Acts<\/h2>\n
Life is a series of acts and mini-plays in the theater of a larger production in which we all agree on certain assumptions; the props and scenes are real and all perception comes through the physical senses. We are therefore highly focused upon the actions of the play.<\/div>\n
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In the play different problems are setup for both each\u00a0individual and collectively all individuals en masse. We’re:<\/span><\/div>\n
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“concerned with the actualization of intuitive truth into what you would call artistic form, with a creativity of such vast and sweeping results that it would serve to awaken latent abilities within each actor [our selves] and serve as a model of behavior.<\/div>\n
Periods of renaissance – spiritual, artistic, or psychic – occur because of the intense inner focus of those involved in the drama are directed toward those ends. The challenge may be different in each play, but the great themes are beacons to all consciousness. They serve as models.”<\/div>\n
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Seth Speaks Ch04\u00a0Pg 49 (SS-04 pg49).<\/div>\n
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My focus this week seems to center on the self<\/em><\/strong> or more precisely: which “self”<\/em><\/strong> are we referring to when we hear such commonly accepted ideas among Seth readers.<\/p>\n

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