| During sleep, consciousness and alertness fluctuate; when waking consciousness is sluggish, mental focus decreases, stimulus interruptions increase, unexpected … seth-speaks §533 | false awakening
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| If in a dream (including false awakening) one can escape a certain law of reality (such as gravity), then that law does not belong to the primary reality; perce… early-sessions-5 §208 | false awakening
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | testable prediction | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| If "clock time" is escaped during false awakening, then clock time does not belong to the primary reality; altered time perception can serve as an observational… early-sessions-5 §208 | false awakening
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | testable prediction | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Bringing the "awake ego" into the dream state is crucial for consciousness development; one should learn to manipulate different levels of awareness and extend … early-sessions-6 §264 | false awakening
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Levitation and teleportation belong to the nature of the next inner sense, which involves the temporary or instantaneous breaking of certain camouflage patterns… early-sessions-1 §41 | levitation
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Complete levitation is possible only when the entire table is incorporated into the construction of a force field; the force field has definite spatiotemporal c… early-sessions-8 §376 | levitation
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The stability and intensity of the force field are influenced by conditions such as the atmosphere. early-sessions-8 §376 | levitation
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In out-of-body projection, one may attempt first normal movement and then levitation; this is a relatively simple method to try. early-sessions-7 §298 | levitation
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Levitation is associated with the "sense of release" of the eighth inner sense, which makes teleportation and levitation possible. early-sessions-2 §43 | levitation
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Levitation largely involves camouflage, because the camouflaged body itself rises while still using the camouflaged body form; travel without the camouflaged fo… early-sessions-2 §43 | levitation
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| People constantly move camouflaged objects through inner senses without being aware of it themselves. early-sessions-2 §43 | levitation
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Levitation is rarely achieved because when the ego feels that physical laws are being violated, it immediately strengthens its control to protect its own situat… early-sessions-1 §42 | levitation
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The "dream body" (astral body) used in dreams can levitate but only to a very limited extent, while the "mind body" used when entering another dimension can tru… early-sessions-6 §261 | levitation
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The mechanism of levitation is as follows: the surviving personality cooperates with the most sensitive person present, and participants release psychic energy … early-sessions-8 §376 | levitation
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In the levitation mechanism, molecules are "thawed" and become fluid; the sensitive person acts as a "field operator," whose energy serves as a receiving center… early-sessions-8 §376 | levitation
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In the levitation mechanism, the surviving personality's energy triggers electrical changes in the brain through the nervous system, injecting extra charge into… early-sessions-8 §376 | levitation
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The core of the projection mechanism is that subconscious mechanisms cause ideas or inner vitality to materialize into physical constructs; this ability is inhe… early-sessions-2 §51; early-sessions-8 §334 | projection
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Projection can be used to help individuals who have recently died, and the conscious ego may not be aware of it. early-sessions-7 §331 | projection
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Seth suggests practicing a "walking on water" exercise before sleep, imagining the psyche as an ocean and letting images come toward oneself; at least 30 to 35 … early-sessions-9 §454 | projection
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Jane experienced a projection on May 9, 1969, perceiving Rob's astral body appearing in the apartment while Rob was at work outside; Seth confirmed its reality. early-sessions-9 §481 | projection
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | case evidence | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Before projection occurs, the physical organism must undergo specific chemical changes; otherwise, it remains imprisoned within the physical form. early-sessions-6 §274; dreams-projections §3 | projection
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Projection is most likely to occur between 3 a.m. and 5 a.m., when body temperature drops; 5 p.m. is also favorable, and specific room temperatures (73.8 to 75.… dreams-projections §3 | projection
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | testable prediction | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| During projection, the body undergoes chemical and electromagnetic changes; the projected form possesses electromagnetic reality and chemical properties, which … dreams-projections §3 | projection
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | testable prediction | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Science regards known elements as the fundamental constituents of the universe, but these elements are only camouflage patterns; scientific tools themselves hav… dreams-projections §2 | projection
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Science should turn to inner senses, understanding the fundamental structure of the universe through introspection, trance states, hypnosis, and the use of intu… dreams-projections §2; early-sessions-6 §248 | projection
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Projection can be used to study the future, but the act of projection alters the probabilities observed; what is seen is only a "probable future" based on the c… early-sessions-6 §277 | projection
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In projection, the usual psychological root assumptions must be abandoned; for example, the idea that a door is solid is merely a convenient assumption within t… early-sessions-7 §305 | projection
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In projection, three forms can be used: in the first form, one can look back at the physical body; in the second form, the body is no longer seen but awareness … dreams-projections §3 | projection
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Root dreams represent fundamental inner experience, initially involving no imagery whatsoever. early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Some root dreams are shared by the entire human race, but most are not as symbolic as Jung believed. early-sessions-7 §282 | root dreams
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Root dreams serve as a method of maintaining inner identity and communication, and may be shared in dreams of common experience. early-sessions-7 §282 | root dreams
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Projection may occur from root dreams, for example, projecting into the personality life of another probable system. early-sessions-7 §282 | root dreams
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Root dreams are not symbols of anything, but presentations of direct experience. early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Flying dreams belong to root dreams, representing direct experience rather than symbolism. early-sessions-7 §286; early-sessions-7 §282 | root dreams
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Falling dreams belong to root dreams, representing the direct experience of the inner self re-entering the physical body, and the fear of falling is a learned r… early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Dreams that impart spiritual teachings are another example of root dreams—not symbolic but actual experience. early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Past-life dreams are also root dreams; the primitive, unembellished dream is the root dream, with embellishment added before memory. early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| If a root dream is remembered, imagery is used in its recollection, because physical-root assumptions make it difficult to imagine a bodiless state. early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In root dreams or deeper dream experiences, consciousness loses its identification with physical life, images cease to exist, and one enters an awareness state … personal-reality §671 | root dreams
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The dreamer projects his own root assumptions outward and creates dream imagery based on those assumptions. early-sessions-7 §286 | root dreams
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| During sleep, certain cellular functions accelerate, and some brain regions are more active during sleep than during wakefulness. esp-power §15; unknown-reality-2 §709 · Sleep-Stage-Dependent Enhancement of Neuronal DNA Maintenance and Regional Brain Activity | sleep
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | supported | 2 |
| Sleep duration varies among individuals, and no drug can eliminate the need for sleep entirely. With appropriate pre-sleep prompting, two three-hour segments (s… seth-speaks §532 · Can Expectancy and Split Sleep Preserve Neurobehavioral Function Under Six-Hour Sleep Oppo… | sleep
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | testable prediction | 3 | contradicted | 2 |
| The astral body can leave the physical body and wander, but during physical life it always returns to the physical body. early-sessions-5 §202 | sleeping self
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Science erroneously presupposes a dual self; research will only progress when it recognizes there is one self, not two. early-sessions-1 §25 | sleeping self
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The data of inner senses should be acknowledged as legitimate, allowed to be received spontaneously and without criticism, rather than being forcibly translated… early-sessions-1 §25 | sleeping self
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| On the evening of January 10, 1964, Jane experienced an anomalous state with acute senses, able to read small print at a distance, and her handwriting changed a… early-sessions-1 §14 | sleeping self
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | case evidence | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| During sleep, communication barriers are removed, knowledge from the inner self flows more freely, and astral projection occurs frequently in the sleep state. early-sessions-5 §202 | sleeping self
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The sleeping self uses energy more naturally; when constructing dreams, though with the same intensity, it does not deplete energy. early-sessions-4 §178 | sleeping self
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| There exists an intermediary self, which is the director of dream activity and remains alert in the dream state. early-sessions-7 §322 | sleeping self
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| It is recommended to adopt a short sleep pattern: two three-hour segments are sufficient for most, five hours at once is most beneficial, six to eight hours of … seth-speaks §532 | sleeping self
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | testable prediction | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |