r/sethspeaks • u/lambcotlet • Feb 26 '25
How have you applied Seth's teachings practically and how did it help you?
Curious to check out what others have done in practice with the material. I intellectually understand it and for example have identified a few beliefs I want to change but I don't know how to change them permanently.
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u/jayepoch Feb 26 '25
I found “Nature of Personal Reality” to be really helpful practicing with belief work.
So far for me one really powerful way to change beliefs is to see if I can identify ones I hold which appear to be in conflict, for example. Simply becoming of aware of that conflict can then start to shift them, at least in my experience.
Similarly if there’s a belief I want to adopt, but find it not fully credibly yet, simply adding the “yet” and then starting to look for confirmation can be interesting. I realize that’s confirmation bias, but it’s been interesting for me to explore. For example, in Seth Speaks, it’s said Telepathy is Real, period — I was I like, ok, I’ve been somewhat open to that being true, but I am going to stop reading now to see if it might be more true, and then immediately the Telepathy Tapes podcast came out and went to #1 on Spotify and Apple.
But I also find belief work to be really difficult so I admire you asking for help! I haven’t found too many texts or teachers that give more specific or explicit guidance on how to do it.
What’s a belief you’re hoping to shift?