Great Description of the Nature of "Reality"

This is from the Nature of Personal Reality, A Seth Book, by Jane Roberts. Chapter 16, pages 307-308.

"Your reality is the result of a hallucination, if by this you mean that it is only the picture shown by your senses. Physically, of course, your existence is perceived through the senses. In that context corporeal life is an entrance to one, with the focus of attention largely concentrated through the senses' belief in the reality of their sensations. Yet that experience is the image that reality takes for you now, and so n other terms earthly life is one version of reality -- not really in its entirety, but a part of it. It is in itself an avenue through which you perceive what reality is. In order to explore that experience, you direct your attention to it and use all of your other (nonphysical) abilities as corollaries, adjuncts, additions. You hypnotize your very nerves, and the cells within your body, for they will react as you expect them to react, and the beliefs of your conscious mind are followed in degree by all portions of the self down to the smallest atom and molecule. The large events of your life, your interaction with others, including the habitual workings of the most minute physical events within your body -- all of this follows your conscious belief."