| When Seth looks back at himself, he does not need to expend a minute of time equivalent to human linear time. unknown-reality-2 §744 | simultaneous time
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| Physical time perception originates from the sequential processing of event impulses by the nervous system, not from time itself being continuous; the distincti… early-sessions-9 §426 | simultaneous time
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| Because time is essentially simultaneous, a new belief in the present can alter the past at the neuronal level, thereby changing probabilities and influencing t… personal-reality §654 | simultaneous time
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| Atoms can move in multiple directions simultaneously; this capability is associated with the concepts of simultaneous time and probability. unknown-reality-1 §681 | simultaneous time
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| Similar events are temporal versions of a larger event, and usually only one temporal version of any given action is experienced. dreams-evolution-2 §931 | simultaneous time
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| There exists a connection between 'moment points' and the 'spacious present'; moment points themselves are part of the spacious present, and the whole self can … esp-power §9 | simultaneous time
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| At a deeper level, time is simultaneous, so your civilization coexists with the Sumerian civilization; there is no real past or present distinction. personal-sessions-2 §604 | simultaneous time
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| All probabilities and possibilities originate from "no-time," from which individuals choose and form combinations of events. early-sessions-9 §438 | probabilities
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| Jane and Rob conducted a sitting experiment involving a red Christmas light, a black triangular cloth, a ring, and a badge; Rob saw a man walking on the road. early-sessions-1 §12 | probabilities
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| While washing dishes in the kitchen, Jane received a clear psychic message from Seth: "Are you gluttons of punishment?" dreams-projections §2 | probabilities
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| Probability applies to all levels from thought to cells; the body itself is a "construction of probabilities." unknown-reality-1 §694 | probabilities
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| Probability actions that are not actualized remain effective and are carried out by probable selves in other realities. unknown-reality-1 §679注释 | probabilities
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| The inner self possesses awareness and calculation of probabilities; individuals use probabilities like building blocks to construct events. early-sessions-9 §438 | probabilities
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| Most events "solidify" only at the last moment, and no external source predetermines events. early-sessions-9 §438 | probabilities
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| In dreams, individuals can enact many possibilities and choose one to physically actualize. dreams-projections §3 | probabilities
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| Through conscious thoughts and beliefs, individuals attract a particular probability from a possible state and transform it into physical reality. personal-reality §656 | probabilities
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| Science should use inner senses and the "mind" to seek what is unseen and explore seemingly empty places. dreams-projections §2 | probabilities
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| Scientists will ultimately be forced to use the inner senses; otherwise, they will only face camouflage and reach a dead end. dreams-projections §2 | probabilities
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| Rob practiced the first inner sense, imagining walking across Walnut Street Bridge and perceiving the houses and trees along the way. dreams-projections §2 | probabilities
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| The probable self is similar to the dreaming personality; they are twin selves. Neither self's experiences occur entirely within the physical reality framework,… early-sessions-5 §233 | probable self
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| Rob once, through a three-year dream framework, experienced a probable life as a physician, actually experiencing the consequences of that path, and after wakin… dreams-projections §3 | probable self
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| In a dream, Rob entered a probability system and saw probable selves of Jane and Rob who had given up cooperating with Seth, living in impoverished and dissatis… dreams-projections §3 | probable self
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| The probable self resides on the other side of the subconscious, and its data are self-consistent within its own architecture; this is the only clue initially v… early-sessions-5 §233 | probable self
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| The ego is unfamiliar with the probable self, but certain parts of the subconscious are familiar with it, because the subconscious, like the probable self, is a… early-sessions-5 §233 | probable self
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| The probable self exists in every reincarnation; only the ego and the layers of the personal subconscious adopt new traits, while deeper layers of the self reta… early-sessions-5 §233 | probable self
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| Consciousness is composed of energy; the psyche can be viewed as a collection of highly charged "particles." Identity is composed of multiple selves and their n… unknown-reality-1 §680 | probable self
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| The probable self, along with other "yous," forms a multidimensional personality structure (the whole self), including the reincarnational self and more develop… dreams-projections §3 | probable self
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| There is a continuous exchange of data between the probable self and the dreaming self. The dreaming personality receives a large amount of data from the probab… early-sessions-5 §233; dreams-projections §3 | probable self
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| The probable self has operated in every reincarnation and every materialization, mastering millions of probable situations, but it itself does not make value ju… early-sessions-5 §233; dreams-projections §3 | probable self
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| When a psychic group intensifies to a critical point and actualizes as the ego, intersection with probable realities occurs; if multiple energy selves are nearl… unknown-reality-1 §680 | probable self
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| The probable self can be accessed through hypnosis, but only with exceptional subjects and operators, and is often not recognized; it has not yet been reached i… early-sessions-5 §233 | probable self
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| The spacious present contains all things that have ever existed and will ever exist; events occur simultaneously, forever unfolding in flowing change, and it is… esp-power §4; early-sessions-3 §101; early-sessions-5 §218 | spacious present
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| Reliance on instruments distorts data due to inherent artifacts of human-made distortion; scientists should use inner senses and the mind, replacing the blind e… dreams-projections §2 | spacious present
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| Jane and Rob conducted the first inner-sense exercise and the darkroom experiment; Rob recorded experiences of perceiving objects and the environment through in… dreams-projections §2; early-sessions-1 §12 | spacious present
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| In the studio, Rob had a clear vision of his brother Dick's previous-life deathbed in England; Seth subsequently added details of the rest of the room and Dick'… dreams-projections §2 | spacious present
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| The division of past, present, and future is an artificial camouflage pattern used to protect the ego from inner forces and realities it is not yet equipped to … esp-power §4 | spacious present
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| In the spacious present, there is no causal effect; action is not unilaterally determined by the past or future, and the theory of causality is an illusion that… esp-power §4 | spacious present
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| The ego can perceive only a series of moments, whereas the subconscious can reach outward and inward to grasp multiple points in time, thus perceiving a broader… esp-power §9 | spacious present
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| Time is essentially an inverted system: it folds inward and explodes outward, with momentum moving in all directions simultaneously; therefore, the past can lik… early-sessions-5 §221 | spacious present
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| In the transitional period of personality, there exists a neutral protective continuous state within the spacious present, accompanied by an acceleration of spi… early-sessions-3 §101 | spacious present
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| The scientific community rejects the reality of precognitive dreams and its research direction is misguided. The only laboratory for studying dreams is the indi… esp-power §4 | spacious present
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| Scientists' linear view of time and causality applies only to the material environment. The concept of reality should be expanded to accept that the future can … esp-power §4; early-sessions-6 §249 | spacious present
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| Quasars are pure energy that do not require atoms or chemical reactions. Their intensity and mass cannot be explained by current physics and should be regarded … early-sessions-6 §249 | spacious present
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