| Space as you know it is a distortion; the journey from one so-called galaxy to another is accomplished by stripping away the camouflage (matter) of the physical… unknown-reality-1 §702注4 | space and time
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The theory of cosmic expansion is incorrect; space itself is a distortion, and true interstellar travel requires shedding material camouflage and proceeding thr… unknown-reality-1 §702 · Joint Tests of Expanding and Non-Expanding Cosmological Models Using Supernova Time Dilati… | time
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | contradicted | 2 |
| The past is not complete but can be changed; present actions can change both the future and the past. early-sessions-5 §221 · Post-Event Feedback and Memory Updating: A Pre-registered Study With Independently Archive… | time
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | contradicted | 2 |
| The inverted time system presents a structure closer to the true nature of time, where time turns inward while simultaneously bursting outward from itself. early-sessions-5 §221 | time systems
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Different time systems have different rules and purposes; one of your system's rules is to forget that this is a game; time is superimposed upon non-time. early-sessions-9 §433 | time systems
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Animals, plants, rocks, etc., do not experience your time; they perceive in terms of intensity, and their 'present' has a longer duration with respect to qualit… early-sessions-9 §433 | time systems
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Advanced personalities are aware of non-time yet can use others' time illusions and enter specific camouflage structures. early-sessions-9 §432 | time systems
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| What you call time basically does not exist; 'non-time' is far closer to reality than 'time' is. early-sessions-9 §429 | time systems
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Individual personalities in other systems construct their own kinds of time structures, but clearly recognize these structures as adaptations for organizing exp… early-sessions-9 §432 | time systems
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The past exists only as patterns of electromagnetic currents in the brain, and these connections are constantly changing; thus the individual is not bound by a … early-sessions-5 §226 | time systems
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| All time systems are based on 'non-time'; in non-time, energy provides the foundation for the time that you currently experience. early-sessions-9 §437 | time systems
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Science is wrong in treating time as a continuous progression steadily advancing toward the future; the expanding universe theory applies better to time than to… early-sessions-5 §221 | time systems
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| One should study one's own dreams and learn through firsthand experience; the relationship between dreams and time will clearly reveal the existence of the inve… early-sessions-5 §237 | time systems
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Probabilistic events or actions are experienced by the various parts of the self in their own ways; when experienced by the ego, they are called actual physical… early-sessions-5 §231 | time systems
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Form, like time, is an aid to organizing experience; form does not depend on mass and can exist without mass. early-sessions-9 §433 | time systems
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Seth refers to inner and outer reality as Framework 2 and Framework 1, respectively. dreams-evolution-1 §886 | framework 1
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The true tool is the mind-heart, which pervades the body and constructs illusions; the brain only processes illusions, while the mind-heart can contact fundamen… dreams-projections §2 | framework 1
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Rob once conducted experiments through the 'mind's eye' practice, first imagining the backs of objects, then imagining walking across a bridge to feel the envir… dreams-projections §2 | framework 1
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | experiment record | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In the Ouija board experiment, Jane received a message from a self-proclaimed Frank Withers, and on the eighth use she began to speak for Seth. dreams-projections §1 | framework 1
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | case evidence | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Framework 1 is the level of reality corresponding to the ordinary ego, which is specifically equipped to handle that environment. mass-events §822 | framework 1
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In Framework 1, the ego operates under the rules of causality and continuous moments, dealing with objectified reality and the world of 'effects.' mass-events §822 | framework 1
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Framework 2 is a larger, more inclusive reality, the level at which events are actually created before they are objectified as finished products in Framework 1. mass-events §822 | framework 1
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Science observes only outwardness, seeking neither the mind of nature nor the soul; this is a mistaken direction. mass-events §817 | framework 1
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | methodological suggestion | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Material instruments distort and dilute original information; scientists become prisoners of their instruments and cannot reach fundamental reality. dreams-projections §2 | framework 1
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | methodological suggestion | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The theory of cosmic expansion is wrong; space itself is a distortion, and traversing galaxies requires casting off the physical illusion and achieving movement… unknown-reality-1 §702 | framework 1
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | testable prediction | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| One must instead turn to inner senses rather than improve external instruments; only inner senses can provide evidence about the basic nature of life. dreams-projections §2 | framework 1
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | methodological suggestion | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| To understand nature and events, one must look to Framework 2, where emotional identification and inner reality reside. mass-events §817 | framework 1
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | methodological suggestion | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The Lumanian civilization existed before Atlantis; at that time Earth's position was different and the poles were reversed, involving three periods of civilizat… seth-speaks §15; seth-speaks §562 | lumanians
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The Lumanians, due to their fear of violence, became overly vigilant, limiting their own creative potential, which ultimately led to the failure of their experi… seth-speaks §15; seth-speaks §562 | lumanians
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Seth points out that directly short-circuiting violence through physical methods is wrong; the correct direction is to allow energy to flow freely and guide it … seth-speaks §15 | lumanians
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | methodological suggestion | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Seth suggested that Jane and Rob hold gatherings at fixed times each week (such as Monday and Wednesday at 9 p.m.) and encouraged them to try various experiment… early-sessions-1 §12 | lumanians
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | methodological suggestion | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| This civilization was highly technological; its second civilization far surpassed modern humanity in science and technology, using sound to drive vehicles and m… seth-speaks §15; seth-speaks §562 | lumanians
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The Lumanian civilization was the second great civilization on Earth, composed of a marginal group from the first successful civilization—those who were attache… seth-speaks §15 | lumanians
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| They attempted to alter the human body through physical mechanisms so that when the mind issued an aggressive signal, the body would not respond—that is, they b… seth-speaks §15 | lumanians
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| This physiological modification led to energy blockage, preventing the impulses necessary for action, resulting in severe mental and physical constraint, causin… seth-speaks §15; seth-speaks §562 | lumanians
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The Lumanians isolated themselves by surrounding themselves with energy fields. Most eventually realized the experiment had failed; some left after death, while… seth-speaks §15; seth-speaks §562 | lumanians
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The Lumanians who merged into primitive tribes died quickly because they could not tolerate violence, but the mutant children they left behind may have had a re… seth-speaks §15; seth-speaks §562 | lumanians
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| This civilization ultimately declined, and its underground cities and tunnel systems were later mistaken by later generations for "primitive caves," though they… seth-speaks §15 | lumanians
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The Lumanians had extremely strong communication abilities, using precise frequencies and spacing, and could transmit thoughts telepathically, transforming idea… seth-speaks §15 | lumanians
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Personality is multidimensional; human personality exceeds three dimensions. The current personality is only a small portion of the multidimensional self, and a… personal-reality §633; early-sessions-9 §508 | multidimensional personality
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Personality is not an unchanging unit but a continually changing complex of perceptions; the outer ego is only a part of the personality. seth-speaks §1 | multidimensional personality
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The mechanism of multidimensional personality: entity energy enters the three-dimensional system simultaneously at moment points, forming multiple coexisting li… personal-reality §668 | multidimensional personality
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The multidimensional self is the soul, possessing eternal validity; the inner self is the inner perceiver, transcends the three dimensions, and carries memories… seth-speaks §14; seth-speaks §512 | multidimensional personality
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The scientific community may chance upon mathematical probabilities involving other realms of existence within about sixty years, but will not recognize their s… early-sessions-8 §410 | multidimensional personality
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | testable prediction | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Seth suggested conducting psychic experiments with a swinging pendulum, and regularly performing psychological time experiments, using suggestions daily without… early-sessions-4 §153; early-sessions-5 §236 | multidimensional personality
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | methodological suggestion | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Jane once sat in a circle holding hands with friends, inducing a relaxed state through repeated sounds, attempting to contact other personalities or other layer… early-sessions-3 §129 | multidimensional personality
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | experiment record | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In session 395, Jane attempted three different voice deliveries: the regular Seth voice, a light and brisk voice, and a low, hoarse old man's voice. early-sessions-8 §395 | multidimensional personality
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | experiment record | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The soul has a multidimensional nature, and its inner reality transcends time, existing outside of time. early-sessions-8 §421 | multidimensional reality
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Form does not depend on mass; form, like time, is an organization of experience. Multidimensional personalities know that they construct forms and can also cons… early-sessions-9 §433 | multidimensional reality
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Different time systems are like different games, each with its own rules and goals; in your system, one of the rules is to forget that you are playing a game. early-sessions-9 §433 | multidimensional reality
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |