Hi everyone,

I'm interested in going to the West coast Seth conference. Has anybody ever been and if so, is it worth the $300?

Thanks!

Steph

Hi Steph!

I have not been to any Seth conferences since attending the Intercontinental Seth and Metaphysical Conference in Indiana in 1987. But even if I did attend every one that was available, my advice would be the same: it is only you that can create value in that experience during that time and afterward for years to come as you remember it. My gut feeling is to say "GO"! Go and create value in it. Be open-minded, reach out to others from the deepest part of you Being, and make connections.

The conferences I went to allowed me to experience a range of thoughts, feelings, and emotions that would not be possible if I remained at home amongst the familiar. It was the Seth material made dynamic, rather than sitting and reading a book and staying attuned to my psyche's "home station". Parts of the conference I truly appreciated, and parts of it simply pissed me off for a number of reasons. I actually took some rather good notes about my experiences after I attended. Now, about 22 years later, I have a frame of reference through the notes about where my consciousness was at that time, in contrast to where it is now.

Get there and create a wonderful and meaningful reality for yourself and others!

compassionatevegan

hi steph,

i don't know if it will be worth it - but i will be there.

my guess is, for me, that it will be. maybe the magic of a bunch of people all speaking the same language...? or not speaking the same language, who knows???? )))

i remember going to the first what the bleep conference in santa monica - there was one session that was worth the entire price of admission for me, and also one incident that led me to a great realization about myself - again - worth the price of admission.

so i think what compassionatevegan said was perfect...


love,

michael

Hi Steph,

I've been to a couple, and they were worth the cost even though I found them a bit uneven in the quality of speakers. Where I got the best bang for my buck was from Rick Stack's Seth Intensive workshops, which aren't conferences but to me serve a similar purpose: putting me with a bunch of Seth people to work intensely on the material.

Ellen

Hi Steph,

I've been to a couple, and they were worth the cost even though I found them a bit uneven in the quality of speakers. Where I got the best bang for my buck was from Rick Stack's Seth Intensive workshops, which aren't conferences but to me serve a similar purpose: putting me with a bunch of Seth people to work intensely on the material.

Ellen

Hi Steph,

I've been to a couple, and they were worth the cost even though I found them a bit uneven in the quality of speakers. Where I got the best bang for my buck was from Rick Stack's Seth Intensive workshops, which aren't conferences but to me serve a similar purpose: putting me with a bunch of Seth people to work intensely on the material.

Ellen