However, membership in Sethnet is a privilege, not a right. By subscribing to Sethnet you agree to observe the following tenets intended to help focus the list, reduce clutter, improve readability, and eliminate flames:

1. Please keep your posts relevant to the ideas expressed throughout the Seth/Jane Roberts's books.
2. When posting any supporting material, please keep it relevant to the primary focus of this list.
3. Proselytizing is not allowed. Everyone is welcome to their opinions and interpretations, but the spirit of Sethnet is to foster an environment where folks don't feel intimidated by rants, bullying, and endless repetition.
4. Refrain from personal attacks and abusive language = use constructive criticism (for example, criticize the logic, veracity, motives, ethics, or interpretation), not destructive criticism (for example, personally attack any individual, their writing style/spelling, use scat invective, post private emails without permission, etc.)
5. Please trim off unnecessary text and tag lines before sending a reply. It makes posts easier to read and reduces clutter.
6. Use the subject line to indicate the actual content of your post. Ensure that your REPLY relates to the subject header in the original post, or else CHANGE the subject header to reflect a new direction.
7. It’s OK to post information on any commercial product or service as long as it has something to do with the work of Seth/Jane Roberts. (For example, a book, tape, CD, seminar, etc.)

We encourage people to think before they react, and then if necessary, attempt to resolve offensive situations offlist via private email. This list is really a mirror that offers a golden opportunity to learn about ourselves, our beliefs, and the many ways we each create our own realities.

Also, there are other public conscious creation-related lists that explore channeling phenomena, energetic exercises, and other channeled bodies of work. We support them by posting their addresses on our resource pages.

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· Sometimes people use “emoticons” to convey a feeling tone. Some of the most common are:

• Rob Butts & Laurel Davies
• 1730 Pinnacle Road
• Elmira, NY 14905

• Ann Marie O’Farrell
• amof86@aol.com
• 516-869-9108 (New Awareness Network main number, leave a message)
• 516-365-6029 (Direct)

In any email list, there is a group of people who get to know each other and create a group history together. This ongoing process is tempered by new subscribers constantly joining and leaving. So what you have is a mix of Seth readers at various levels of understanding and integration. So its up to each one of us to focus the conversations by communicating our desires, understanding or lack thereof.

Some tips: if you want a more focused – that is, focused in some way that YOU feel is appropriate for YOU, list – then exercise your point of power, step up to the plate, and do your best to focus a thread.

For more information check out these pages:

Lynda Dahl, ex-president of Seth Network Int’l., has authored several excellent books that offer her own interpretations of Seth/Jane’s ideas in every day English in the context of her own personal experiences. A great place to start.

Recommended Seth-related books by Jane Roberts: get Jane’s perspective on Seth’s ideas and her own experiences with altered neurological focus. They are easy to read, full of insight, and present Jane’s own theory – called Aspect Psychology – that lays a foundation for understanding all paranormal events including altered states and projection of consciousness.

Recommended Seth-dictated books by Jane Roberts: these are the beginner’s books, though somewhat “technical.” They are guaranteed to challenge your notions of metaphysics and the perennial philosophy. I recommend the following:

Many of Seth/Jane Roberts’ books are available in the Brass Ring Book Store:

On the web there are several used book sites that carry Jane Roberts books. Check out:

1. Individual emails.

2. Daily Digest.

3. No email.

There are two basic strategies to manage high volumes of email:

1. Set your Sethnet account to “No Email.” This way you read and respond from the Yahoo! website. BUT, you can only read and send emails while connected to the Internet.

2. OR “Digest.” You'll receive a SINGLE email containing up to 25 emails. When the list gets busy, you'll get 5-6 emails a day rather than 125-150! These you read and send from your computer.

How? Simple:

1. Go to the Sethnet home page:

b. Find the “Sign In” box on the left side. Enter your email address and your password (tip: you may wish to select the “Remember my ID & password” box. This way you don’t have to log on again and can just go directly to step d.).

c. Next, use your mouse to click on the “Sign in!” button. This will now log you onto the Yahoo! Groups web site. A new page will come up. You will see “My Groups” in the middle left spine area. You will also see “My Groups” in a grayish horizontal bar.

d. Click on the word “sethnet” listed in the middle left of the webpage. This takes you to the Sethnet Yahoo! Groups page. You can also bookmark or add this page to your favorite places.

e. You’ll see the Search box in the lower middle of this page, along with a button with the words “Search Archives”.

f. Type in your search term(s)

g. Click on “Search Archives” or press the ENTER key.

h. A new webpage will come up and you’ll see the number of hits, something like: Searched Messages 34126-33168 of 34126. You over 20 results pages at a time. Just click your mouse on “| Previous | Next |” to access the next set of hits. Or try another search.

Sometimes people have more than one email account and they get too much to manage. Sometimes people just want to start over and get a clean account to reduce unsolicited emails. Go to the following webpages for more info: