Parallel Earths

A Tract Book Essay

By

Anthony J. Fejfar, B.A., J.D., Esq., Coif

© Copyright 2008 by Anthony J. Fejfar

Quantum Physics postulates the idea of parallel universes. In the Seth Books, by

Jane Robert, the Sage, Seth, asserts that the nature of reality is probabilistic. In other

words, statistical probability inheres in Reality itself by reason of Natural Law. This

means that there are probabilistic or parallel Earths.

I have used the analogy before for parallel Earths that the Earth is

metaphorically surrounded by a ring of bread slices. This ring is like the ring that

surrounds the planet Saturn. This ring around the Earth symbolizes the probabilistic or

multidimensional nature of the Earth. So, for example, if I were to take out one “slice” of

the Earth, probabilistically, I might find Jane Jones getting up in the morning and

drinking a glass of orange juice in a blue cup. Next, I put this “slice” of

multidimensional reality back and pull out the slice next to it. In this parallel slice of

Earth, everything is the same, except that Jane is drinking her juice with a red cup. Ten

slices over and Jane forgot to turn on her alarm clock the night before and she is still

asleep in bed, not up and getting juice at all.

Now, in addition to the more mundane idea of drinking juice, or turning on an

alarm clock, we make other choices as well, which can be described as metaphysical.

Some people choose to have their only reality be atheistic materialism at level one.

When enough people do this, this creates a probable parallel Earth which is materialistic
in nature. Others choose metaphysical realities at the lower levels such as: The

Individual Good, Matter, Being, etc. Such persons also create probable parallel Earths

which are substantially different than those found by atheistic materialism. Keep in

mind that these parallel Earths interface with each other to some degree, unless their

probability relatively to each other is so low that they cannot interact at all. As Seth puts

it, Consciousness is the building block of Reality. Such Consciousness is what the

realists have always referred to as Substance. When our Consciousness becomes deeply

embedded symbolic meaning, then it is very difficult for our conscious mind to override

these deeper, structuring, unconscious reality programs. Thus, the Nature of Reality is

both Ideal (Conciousness) and Real (Embedded Consciousness).