The metaphysical world view framed by Seth in the Seth books by Jane Roberts is extremely radical when viewed from our accepted scientific framework. It reminds us that much happens which is in fact not explicable and controllable by rationalistic means. Seth suggests that the genesis of physical reality is at the psychic, or Framework 2 level. He stresses the value of intuitive knowledge and creative activity in the attempt to live more fulfilling lives and to address the world' s urgent needs. There are many parallels between the insights offered by Seth and C G Jung which interest us greatly.
These are explored in A Comparison in Quotes.

 The Seth material offers a metaphysical perspective which is very different from much of the later  "New Age"channelled material about the nature of reality.  It  challenges commonly held views of the nature of life and the universe and the purpose of incarnation but not in a way that allows one to escape into "New Age" flights of fancy. It is important to approach all so called `Spirit'  or channelled material as you would approach any other, with an open but discriminating attitude. Like everything else there is `good' and `bad' material available and its up to each of us to decide for ourselves. No-one has a monopoly on the truth, and chanelled material is no more necessarily true because it is channelled, as many would like and some would have us believe.

Spirituality/Seth Homepage and other related sites.

Indigenous cultures, as we understand them, all consider the source of life and physical reality as a psychic or mythic reality outside time and space as we
know it. This is in accord with both spiritual teachings and the work of C G Jung. We are interested in what indigenous cultures have to offer modern life and in the hidden indigenous soul in all of us which yearns for reunion with its source or "dreaming".

Aboriginal web sites, links to other indigenous sites (including Native American) and perspectives on the indigenous soul in all of us and indigenous cultures.

An important aspect of indigenous world views is that humans are seen as creatures of the world, involved with other life forms and with the land itself.
We are not seen as separate from our world and having power over it. Rather we are seen to have a role to play in the drama of creation which involves us
in an intimate relatiionship to our fellow creatures and the land as our life giving parent, what C G Jung called the "Symbolic Life". Some of this perspective
has been brought home to us experientially, by our work with native birds. Through this we now see ourselves very differently, much more as part of our environment in a real and not just theoretical way.

(See: Stories of Our Friends the Birds.)

Astrology is the psychic equivalent of the human genome project. Astrology is a sophisticated and complex system of mapping the human psyche.
It is a powerful tool for self understanding and self acceptance which can map the individual personality, its psychological strengths and weaknesses,
 psychic potential and karmic inheritance. As with genetic mapping in relation to the physical organism it suggests sets of innate patterns in the human
psyche, shared but with variations, by all of us.

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