Seth Speaks Discussion

Are you an avid Seth reader? Please join us for our monthly Seth reading and deep-dive discussion! Every month we read themed excerpts from the collection; these will be uploaded to a Google drive, and the link will be posted in each event once the handout is available. The Zoom link will be sent in a direct message to attendees who have signed up; this group is local to Austin, Texas, but we welcome Seth enthusiasts to join remotely. Seats may be limited in the future to better facilitate discussions.

If you're just curious, the books do a far better job of explaining it than we can. Seth Speaks is a good starter. Join us after you've read one book, please.

• All of our handouts for discussion, as well as the backup zoom link, can be found here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16h0siO3Le5MlXeQTrxCR8GKJNk1c-0s4?usp=drive_linkogle.com/drive/folders/1ovzPfr8bRMWdMC_SFb04ehKI4uX11XIi?usp=sharing

Our rules are (in addition to the above = to keep from having to explain basic terms and concepts), that we stick to the topic at hand, and that discussions be limited to interpretation of the material(rather than assert or challenge the validity of the material or its concepts) and how it relates to our personal situations.

Here is a link to our handouts; typically we will be discussing the one labeled for the month/year of the event, though not always:

Are you an avid Seth reader? Please join us for our monthly Seth reading and deep-dive discussion! Every month we read themed excerpts from the collection; these will be uploaded to a Google drive, and the link will be posted in each event once the handout is available. The Zoom link will be sent in a direct message to attendees who have signed up; this group is local to Austin, Texas, but we welcome Seth enthusiasts to join remotely. Seats may be limited in the future to better facilitate discussions.

If you're just curious, the books do a far better job of explaining it than we can. Seth Speaks is a good starter. Join us after you've read one book, please.

• All of our handouts for discussion, as well as the backup zoom link, can be found here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16h0siO3Le5MlXeQTrxCR8GKJNk1c-0s4?usp=drive_linkogle.com/drive/folders/1ovzPfr8bRMWdMC_SFb04ehKI4uX11XIi?usp=sharing

Our rules are (in addition to the above = to keep from having to explain basic terms and concepts), that we stick to the topic at hand, and that discussions be limited to interpretation of the material(rather than assert or challenge the validity of the material or its concepts) and how it relates to our personal situations.

Here is a link to our handouts; typically we will be discussing the one labeled for the month/year of the event, though not always:

Are you an avid Seth reader? Please join us for our monthly Seth reading and deep-dive discussion! Every month we read themed excerpts from the collection; these will be uploaded to a Google drive, and the link will be posted in each event once the handout is available. The Zoom link will be sent in a direct message to attendees who have signed up; this group is local to Austin, Texas, but we welcome Seth enthusiasts to join remotely. Seats may be limited in the future to better facilitate discussions.

If you're just curious, the books do a far better job of explaining it than we can. Seth Speaks is a good starter. Join us after you've read one book, please.

• All of our handouts for discussion, as well as the backup zoom link, can be found here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16h0siO3Le5MlXeQTrxCR8GKJNk1c-0s4?usp=drive_linkogle.com/drive/folders/1ovzPfr8bRMWdMC_SFb04ehKI4uX11XIi?usp=sharing

Our rules are (in addition to the above = to keep from having to explain basic terms and concepts), that we stick to the topic at hand, and that discussions be limited to interpretation of the material(rather than assert or challenge the validity of the material or its concepts) and how it relates to our personal situations.

Here is a link to our handouts; typically we will be discussing the one labeled for the month/year of the event, though not always: