genetic structure基因结构

In Seth Speaks, regarding the physical structure and tangible form that determine physical characteristics and potentials, Seth presents his unique perspective through the discussion of consciousness, cellular cooperation, and psychic energy.

First, the physical structure is formed through the cooperation of highly conscious microscopic elements. Seth points out that the human body is composed of conscious cells. These cells carry within themselves a recognition of their own identity and willingly cooperate to form a tangible structure, which is the physical body we perceive ^[1]. This structure is not cold, lifeless matter, because in Seth's view there is no such thing as "dead" or lifeless matter. Not only cells, but the atoms and molecules that compose all matter (such as nails, pages, stones, minerals, plants, animals, or air) possess their own level of consciousness and perception, and joyfully enjoy sensation and creation ^[1]. Therefore, the physical body as a tangible structure is essentially established within a constant exuberance and a sentient gestalt of energy ^[1].

Second, the creation, maintenance, and existential state of the physical structure stem from psychic energy and emotional focus. Seth explains that the human body is the result of an extremely strong emotional focus. It is the wondrous energy of the psyche that not only creates the physical body but also continuously maintains it ^[2]. From its physical essence, the bodily structure is not a static entity with absolute continuity, but exists in a state of constant pulsation. Because of the nature of energy and the construction of the body, the body actually flickers on and off, existing moment by moment ^[2]. Furthermore, the intensity and focus of the individual's emotions not only create the physical body but also create forms beyond the physical body, and the persistence and degree of these forms depend entirely on the intensity of the emotional source ^[2].

Finally, the physical structure is closely related to the infinite potential of the "self." Seth emphasizes that the self known to humans is only a fragment of the entire entity, and these fragment selves, like the skins of an onion or the sections of an orange, originate from the same life force and grow outward into different realities ^[1]. Although the physical senses force humans to perceive only the outer appearance and material form, thereby making the inner life force less obvious, in fact the "self" and its potential are infinite ^[1]. As a part of this infinite self, the physical structure has multifaceted inner communication among its most minute parts, and humans are to some extent still part of other consciousnesses ^[1].

In summary, in these chapters of Seth Speaks, Seth profoundly discusses the nature of "physical structure" and "tangible form." This structure is not a mechanical hereditary product, but is formed through the willing cooperation of conscious cells with self-recognition, and is created and maintained by the wondrous energy of the psyche and emotional focus. It exists in a flickering pulsation of on and off, and is a fragmentary manifestation of the infinite "self" in physical reality.

In The Nature of Personal Reality, Seth elaborates in detail on the genetic structure that determines physical characteristics and potentials, as well as the formation mechanisms behind it. Seth points out that the human body is not merely a material entity composed of bones and flesh; it also possesses invisible "various structures" of a sound, light, and electromagnetic nature, which are closely connected with the physical image, and any physical disability will first manifest in these invisible structures ^[1].

Regarding the specific operation of genes and chromosomal structures, Seth puts forward the following core viewpoints:

1. The activating role of inner sound on chromosomal attributes: The body responds deeply to translated "inner sound." Within the structure of the chromosomes, certain specific attributes and traits must be activated by specific "inner sound values." If this activation does not occur, the attributes latent in the chromosomes can only remain in their original state and cannot manifest ^[2].
2. The weaving and chain influence of genes and chromosomes: It is these inner sound values that weave together the intricately interwoven "genes" and "chromosomes," actually forming a series of chain-like mutual influences ^[2].
3. The formation of the electromagnetic prototype: These sound values interweave with one another into an electromagnetic pattern. Cellular activity stirs up subtle "inner sound explosions," and together with the impact of certain types of light upon this electromagnetic and inner sound pattern, they combine to form a "prototype." The physical body is formed according to this prototype ^[3].

Seth further points out that this invisible body structure is first formed by the "inner self," and only afterward appears as flesh and blood ^[4]. Before the body takes shape, its general framework, nature, and characteristics already exist, and the individual has chosen in advance the physical body that he or she will inhabit and influence ^[4].

In addition, consciousness, thoughts, and psychic images have a direct correspondence with this genetic and bodily structure:

• Psychic images as initial matter: Psychic images are likewise composed of electromagnetic, sound, and light "values," belonging to "initial matter," and will automatically seek to materialize. Therefore, there is a definite relationship between the nature of psychic images and the way the body is assembled ^[3].
• The guidance of cell behavior by thought: Thoughts are translated into inner sound and serve as "prototype images" to construct embryonic forms ^[1]. The associative processes of the mind operate through the brain and are closely related to the subtle behavior within cells. When thoughts change, corresponding changes occur within the cells, thereby directing the body to manifest health or disease ^[5].

In summary, this book shows that genetic structure is not a single biological hereditary substance, but a dynamic energy network interwoven from inner sound, light, and electromagnetic patterns, which is subject to the prior planning of the inner self as well as the continuous influence of the individual's present thoughts and psychic images ^[6].

In The "Unknown" Reality Vol 1, Seth offers a profound discussion of genes, chromosomes, and the inner structure of the body's cells, revealing their dynamic nature beyond linear time and their deep connection with consciousness.

First, Seth overturns the traditional linear view of evolution, pointing out that evolution does not simply proceed from the past to the future. Instead, human beings can precognitively perceive the changes they want to make, and from that "future" alter the "present state" of chromosomes and genes, thereby bringing about specific changes in probable futures. This biological precognition is firmly embedded in chromosomes and genes, and is deeply reflected in the cells. ^[1]

Second, the maintenance of bodily structure depends on the cells' innate precognitive ability and their unique manipulation of time. For the cell, the future is not a distant concept, but one of the emerging conditions of the "present" it experiences. The "present" felt by the cell actually includes what human beings regard as past and future. It is precisely by manipulating themselves within a rich medium of possibilities that cells are able to maintain the body's structure in human time. ^[1]

Third, there is constant communication among cells across time. There is continuous communication and interaction between present cells, the cells they "were" in the past, and the cells they "will be" in the future. The cell's understanding leaps far beyond its present form. The physical reality of a given cell is actually the result of its focusing upon its own existence before and after in time; the cell derives its present structure from its knowledge of past and future. ^[1]

Furthermore, Seth clarifies the inner conscious basis of matter and cells. Units of consciousness (CUs), in forming overall structures, form all the atoms, molecules, cells, and organs that make up the world. Within matter there exist inner structures as energy vortices, and these structures are formed by the organization of consciousness (CUs). ^{[1] [2]}

Finally, Seth points out that there exists a "continuum of consciousness," and the human being's present physical life is only one part of this continuum. There is a kind of constant communication and psychic interchange between human beings and their own cells, and at some level of consciousness, human beings actually know this. By altering the focus of consciousness, human beings can discover more about the mysteries of themselves and the inner structure of their cells. ^[2]