Tacksamhet

Seth förklarar att tacksamhet för det du har leder till mer av det. Han påminner om att inte jämföra din situation med någon annans, eftersom din är unik, vilket ger oändliga möjligheter. Om du fokuserar på dina begränsningar skapar du egna fängelser, men om du njuter av de friheter du har, ökar de naturligt. Livet innebär både problem och potential, och de problem du möter är en källa till kreativ energi och driv. Genom att förstå och använda dessa problem kreativt, snarare än att fokusera på dem, öppnar du upp för mer glädje och frihet.

Seth: "Be thankful for what you do have, and it will be increased."

Seth: "Do not compare your [joint] position with anyone. It is unique. Because it is, the possibilities are endless. If you magnify your limitations you create your own prisons. If you enjoy those freedoms that are yours now, you automatically increase them. You are in a clear position at this moment. You can not expect a blissful time innocent of problems. That is not the nature of life or of existence.

Your set of problems are of the most creative kind. They are problems from which great potentials can emerge. Your full energy for work and your creative drive is released, and will be, as you creatively use and understand your problems, but not concentrate upon them, not let them close your eyes to the joys and freedoms that you have. You get what you concentrate upon There is no other main rule.

You have a relationship, not only unique, the two of you, but one that also serves as a springboard for creativity. You have talents and abilities that carry with them satisfactions that you both often blithely take for granted. They are so a part of your existence that often you are not even aware of them, yet their absence would show you the relative darkness in which the majority of people live.

You are not financially in any desperate need. By many standards even Ruburt's health would be considered excellent. A concentration upon the healthy parts of his body will help increase his health. That is the point I am trying to make here. Be thankful for what you do have, and it will be increased."

Personal Sessions, Book 2 February 26, 1972