Oversoul Seven Trilogy Musings
Jane Roberts’ Oversoul Seven Trilogy is a mind-blowing and thought-provoking read. It’s a mix of fiction, metaphysics, and philosophy that’s both entertaining and deeply moving. These books are among my favorites because they make complex ideas about consciousness, reincarnation, and multidimensional existence easy to understand and relatable.
Here’s why I love the trilogy:
- Complex Concepts Made Fun: The Oversoul Seven series takes abstract and often tricky metaphysical ideas and turns them into a story that feels real and exciting. Oversoul Seven, the main character, is both a wise teacher and a playful guide to his different lives in different times. His interactions with his “selves” (the people he watches over) are often funny and heartwarming, making abstract metaphysical ideas feel alive.
- A Multidimensional View: The series shows how all life is connected, with time and space being flexible rather than fixed. The story’s way of jumping back and forth in time and exploring different lives invites readers to think about the nature of time and who they really are.
- Emotional Depth: The story is intellectually stimulating, but the human stories—of love, fear, growth, and discovery—make it really relatable. You’ll connect with characters like Lydia, a modern woman dealing with psychic experiences; Joseph, a cave dweller exploring spiritual realities; and others.
- Philosophical Yet Entertaining: Roberts combines deep spiritual insights with humor and charm. Oversoul Seven’s bumbling attempts to balance his role as a teacher with his curiosity about human emotions make him a lovable guide.
Connections to the Seth Material:
Jane Roberts’ Oversoul Seven Trilogy is based on the metaphysical concepts in her Seth material. Here are some key connections:
- Oversoul Concept: The idea of an “oversoul” in the trilogy is based on Seth’s teachings about the multidimensional self. Seth often described the oversoul as a bigger entity that includes multiple selves or incarnations that exist at the same time in different realities.
- Nonlinear Time: Seth repeatedly said that time is an illusion and that all lives—past, present, and future—exist at the same time. This is a big part of the trilogy, as characters live their lives at the same time and learn from Oversoul Seven.
- Multidimensional Existence: Seth’s idea that we’re more than just our physical selves is a big part of both the Seth material and the trilogy. The series shows how each person’s life is part of a bigger picture of existence, and characters discover their connections across different dimensions.
- The Nature of Learning: Seth’s teachings about life as a school for growth and learning are reflected in Seven’s challenges as a guide, helping his incarnations learn their lessons while learning his own.
The Oversoul Seven Trilogy is a must-read for anyone who loves a good story with a deep spiritual twist. It’s like a rollercoaster of emotions – you’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and you’ll question everything you know about life. The Seth material is all philosophical and stuff, but the trilogy feels like a magical world where those ideas come to life. It’s a vision of a universe that’s full of meaning, connection, and endless possibilities.
This series is a treasure chest filled with wisdom and imagination for anyone who’s curious about the mysteries of the universe or just wants to escape into a world of wonder.
Prague, December 2024
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Book One: The Education of Oversoul Seven
The first novel of the famed trilogy by Roberts which presents Seth’s concepts in a dramatic format, Oversoul Seven, is a non-physical personality who is engaged in an exam designed to help him understand the nature of being. His schoolroom is all time and space, his subjects reincarnation, dreams and out-of-body travel.
The main theme of his course is that each individual creates his own reality, and Seven must communicate what he learns to the four personalities of which he is oversoul.
He bounces back and forth between the four very distinct time periods and characters who are all linked by him.
This book is a playful parable of time and space that opens up a whole new vision of life.
Book Two: Further Education Of Oversoul Seven
In the sequel to the original novel, Oversoul Seven faces new “lessons” as his quite human incarnations grapple with basic questions of life and death. For example, one recently “deceased” twentieth century woman, is reluctant to be reborn in seventeenth-century Sweden and demands a visit to the Land of the Gods. This provocative story is a vibrant celebration of life that provides a mind-stretching voyage to the inner lands of being.
Book Three: Oversoul 7 And The Museum Of Time
In the third book of the Oversoul Trilogy, Oversoul Seven metamorphoses in and out of identities and navigates back and forth through millennia at the speed of light. Now instructed to inhabit a real human body, Seven learns many lessons about time and space. But first he must come to the aid of two of his new personalities. This mission takes him on a journey to the enigmatic Museum of Time in search of the codicils and their eternal secrets and shows him a reality he never knew he knew.
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