Seth on Money & Abundance
A curated collection of 105 sessions spanning 1964–1981, exploring themes of money, work, financial psychology, and abundance through the Seth Material.
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All Sessions in Chronological Order
- 1. Session 58 False Conflicts Between Artistic Expression, Practicality, and Earning a Living
- 2. Session 59 Overcoming Scarcity Mentality; Fear of Financial Bankruptcy
- 3. Session 87 Past-Life Lawyer Who 'Died Poor'
- 4. Session 90 Little Concern with Commerce
- 5. Session 95 Little Concern with Commerce (Continued)
- 6. Session 97 Never Expected Financial Rewards from Poetry
- 7. Session 103 True Value Fulfillment as Practicality; Not Making Money at Writing Initially
- 8. Session 104 Writing Sales and Book Submissions
- 9. Session 105 Book and Story Submissions (Continued)
- 10. Session 106 Writing Sales and Submissions (Continued)
- 11. Session 201 Conscious Worry Over Financial Matters; Projecting Scarcity; Money Well Earned
- 12. Session 204 Telepathic News of a Raise; Company Expense Accounts; Family Finances
- 13. Session 205 Prediction of Another Short-Story Sale
- 14. Session 208 Envy of Property/Landowners; Financial Expectations; Physical Symptoms Tied to Monetary Anxiety
- 15. Session 216 Subconscious Financial Panic; Family Debt; Fear of Going Under Financially
- 16. Session 217 Immediate Financial Worries Will Be Over; Book Income Materializes
- 17. Session 267 Financial Worry Over Holding Regular Jobs vs. Creative Endeavors
- 18. Session 335 Material Expectations; Lack of Funds; Austerity vs. Material Comfort
- 19. Session 367 Poverty Equals Virtue; Fear of Financial Success; Old Car as Badge of Moral Purity
- 20. Session 369 Guilt Over Working for Money vs. Art; Penance for Working Regular Jobs
- 21. Session 370 Income from Class Fees; Financial Necessity; Overcoming Poverty-Mindedness
- 22. Session 372 Financial Support Through Book Sales and Advances
- 23. Session 373 Commercial Art for Money vs. Fine Art; Parental Attitudes Toward Wealth
- 24. Session 377 Commercial Art vs. Fine Art for Income; Tax Worries; Parental Conditioning About Breadwinning
- 25. Session 378 Resentment of Material Possessions; Financial Success as Natural Result of Fulfilling Abilities
- 26. Session 379 Commercial Art for Money; Mother's View of Money as Magic Charm/Weapon
- 27. Session 384 Earning Money Through Writing and Psychic Work
- 28. Session 424 Never Expected Financial Rewards from Poetry
- 29. Session 434 Business Administration, Salesmanship, and Moneylending in Past Lives
- 30. Session 438 A Project Involving a 'Matter of Money'
- 31. Session 439 Corporate Bargaining Power; Saving Money and Time; Organizational Financial Dynamics
- 32. Session 440 Existence Meaningless Without Wealth; Suicide and Wealth as Condition of Existence
- 33. Session 441 Organization Dues; Family Financial Struggles; Jealousy of Energy/Resources
- 34. Session 442 Unexpected Royalty Checks and Book Contracts
- 35. Session 444 Book Contracts and Royalty Checks (Continued)
- 36. Session 445 Father's Handling of Club Dues; Mother's Jealousy Over Wealth; Inability to Afford Luxuries
- 37. Session 458 Financial Considerations Regarding Child-Rearing and Economic Security
- 38. Session 541 Past-Life Connections to Financial Attitudes; Ambiguous Feelings About Money and Possessions
- 39. Session 550 Trade, Commerce, and Material Wealth in Early Civilizations and Probabilities
- 40. Session 599 Job at Artistic Card Co.; Financial Security; Leaving Regular Employment
- 41. December 27, 1971 Quitting Full-Time Jobs; Book Earnings; False Belief That Abundance Requires Physical Sacrifice
- 42. December 29, 1971 Money in the Bank as 'Blood Money'; Financial Freedom; Fear of Leaving Regular Employment
- 43. January 3, 1972 Earning Money at an Early Age Through Commercial Art; Cash Incentives
- 44. Session 603 Job Compromises; Low Pay at Artistic; Fear of Making Money Through Art; Emotional Blackmail Around Money
- 45. February 16, 1972 Leaving Regular Jobs; Money Accumulating in the Bank; Financial Security vs. Artistic Purpose
- 46. February 19, 1972 The 'Creator' Self Demanding Work Over Money; Book Sales; Financial Sustenance
- 47. February 21, 1972 Money and Mother's Security Concepts; Part-Time Jobs; Freelancing for Money
- 48. February 24, 1972 Success Putting Rob in a Poor Light Financially; Impoverished Husband Image
- 49. February 26, 1972 Mother's Expectations of Oldest Son as Money-Maker; Trailer Prices; Living Costs
- 50. Session 606 Financial Rewards from Joint Endeavors
- 51. March 6, 1972 Financial Situation Taking Care of Itself
- 52. Session 609 If You Are in Poverty, You Can Instead Find Yourself Surrounded by Abundance
- 53. July 17, 1972 Father's Inventiveness Bringing No Money; Commercial Art for Cash; Jane's Fear of Poverty
- 54. Session 614 Explicit List of Limiting False Beliefs Regarding Money and Wealth
- 55. Session 616 How Conscious Thoughts Shape Financial Reality; 'I'll Always Be Poor'
- 56. Session 617 Changing Financial Beliefs in the Face of Opposing Physical Data
- 57. Session 619 Practical Game Exercise for Altering Financial Beliefs
- 58. Session 621 Reinforcing Poverty by Feeling Self-Righteous While Scorning the Wealthy
- 59. Session 622 How Poverty Can Fulfill a Subconscious Belief; Poverty as More Spiritual Than Abundance
- 60. Session 641 How Poverty and Financial Lack Are Generated by Conscious Beliefs Regarding Limitation and Self-Worth
- 61. Session 658 Detailed Analysis of Financial Beliefs, Poverty, Wealth, and the Point of Power
- 62. December 3, 1973 Poverty as the Mark of the Artist; Commercial Work vs. Fine Art; Spending Diminishes Security
- 63. December 17, 1973 Financial Survival in Society; Money Buying Creative Time; Jane's 11-Point List on Work vs. Security
- 64. January 28, 1974 Non-Traditional Financial Contributions; Buying Time; Separating Survival Identity from Wage-Earning
- 65. January 30, 1974 Financial Contributions Through Notes/Transcripts; Fear of Selling Paintings; Non-Traditional Income
- 66. Session 684 Book Sales, Royalties, and Commercial Success of Oversoul Seven
- 67. March 13, 1974 Financial Freedom and Method-to-an-End Mechanics
- 68. Session 691 Focusing on Financial Lack vs. Abundance; Grocery Prices; Tax Shock; Financial Threats Blocking Creativity
- 69. Session 697 Clearing the Business and Financial Area
- 70. Session 703 Bantam Sales; Paperback Rights; Freedom from Financial Worries
- 71. Session 704 Developments in Book Sales Improving Financial Condition
- 72. Session 708 Accepting Physical/Financial Abundance; Rising Income; Real Estate Investments
- 73. Session 713 Financial Freedom; Eliminating Money Threats; Directed Intent
- 74. Session 718 Predictions of Incoming Material Wealth: 'Richer Than You Know'
- 75. Session 720 Monetary Value of Original Art and Books
- 76. Session 721 Astonishing Future Finances as Inner Wealth Materialized
- 77. December 18, 1974 Buying Real Estate; House Prices ($30,000 Cash); Economic Inflation/Recession; Real Estate vs. Bank Savings
- 78. Session 727 Assured Financial Situation
- 79. Session 728 Insulation from Economic Crises; Rising Income; Non-Renting Real Estate Choices
- 80. February 19, 1975 Real Estate Valuation ($38,500–$39,000); Cash Reserves; Attitudes Toward Upper Class; Bank Interest
- 81. Session 742 Money Ceasing to Be a Concern; Financial Growth
- 82. April 29, 1975 The Publishing Business; Commercial Distortions; Book Income
- 83. May 26, 1975 Commercial Artwork; Making Money; Art for Money; Guilt Over Purchasing Items
- 84. Session 753 Economic Sustenance; Economic Disaster; Financial Survival
- 85. August 6, 1975 Primary Core Session on Money and Economics: Depression-Era Conditioning; Thrift; Myth of Energy/Money Scarcity; 'Time Is Money'; How 'Making a Living' Smothers Natural Abundance
- 86. August 29, 1977 Commercial Art vs. Fine Art for Income; Darwinian Financial Competition
- 87. September 17, 1977 Royalty Payments; Paperback Sales; Income from Published Works
- 88. September 19, 1977 Shifting from Financial Worry to Financial Ease; Income from Book Sales
- 89. October 29, 1977 Book Sales; Financial Abundance; Handling Wealth
- 90. November 12, 1977 Affecting Book Sales Through Framework 2; Lack of Returns; Financial Intent
- 91. November 14, 1977 Mass Production; Book Sales; Using Money to Increase Enjoyment
- 92. November 28, 1977 The 'Protestant Work Ethic'; Applying Time-Clock Mentalities to Money and Art; Financial Freedom; Economic Survival
- 93. December 5, 1977 Financial Security; Making Money; Financial Responsibility
- 94. September 20, 1978 Capitalism; Poor Men Struggling to Get Ahead
- 95. October 11, 1978 Professing to Desire Wealth While Ensuring Poverty; Why One 'Wants to Be Poor'
- 96. November 8, 1978 Comprehensive Session on Taxes: Government Services; Public vs. Private Wealth; Commercial Art vs. Fine Art Earnings; Tax-Avoidance Psychology
- 97. January 1, 1979 New Year's Resolutions for Abundance; Unappreciated Material Accomplishments; Poverty-Minded Self-Disapproval
- 98. January 3, 1979 Resentment of Taxes Used as Mechanism to Stay 'Impoverished and Virtuous'; Opulent Income Status
- 99. January 10, 1979 Earning More Money Than Rob; Sex Roles; $70,000 Estimated Income; Tax Worries
- 100. April 9, 1979 Taxes; Paying Taxes; Creative Work Paying Off; Financial Kitty
- 101. April 16, 1979 Estimating $70,000 Income for Taxes; Money for Taxes; Contributing Financially; Income Disparities
- 102. April 18, 1979 The 'Two Men' Dynamic: Philosophical Self vs. Male Breadwinner Self; Money/Taxes; Commercial Art for Money
- 103. January 26, 1981 Income Coming Easily Like Tax Work
- 104. February 4, 1981 Book Advances; Royalties; Interest on Savings; Financial Adequacy
- 105. April 13, 1981 Financial Area Operating Smoothly; Money Coming in Comfortable Amounts; Taxes