| Seth suggests regularly using a pendulum for work. early-sessions-4 §153 | capsule comprehension
Mind-Energy and Biological Organization | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Seth adds: any self is not a fixed thing but a continuous 'action,' and the action itself contains its own understanding. early-sessions-3 §142 | capsule comprehension
Mind-Energy and Biological Organization | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Capsule comprehension lies at the foundational level of energy constructing matter or other forms, where energy is temporarily gathered, held, and transformed w… early-sessions-3 §87 | capsule comprehension
Mind-Energy and Biological Organization | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Capsule comprehension is a constituent part of energy rather than an addition; it cannot be distinguished from energy itself and is an innate knowledge of itsel… early-sessions-3 §87 | capsule comprehension
Mind-Energy and Biological Organization | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Capsule comprehension is not divided among individual consciousness but is contained intact in each consciousness unit in a condensed capsule form. early-sessions-3 §87 | capsule comprehension
Mind-Energy and Biological Organization | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| All consciousness units contain this capsule comprehension; it constitutes the smallest consciousness unit, with no smaller unit existing, and the psychological… early-sessions-3 §87 | capsule comprehension
Mind-Energy and Biological Organization | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In session 142, capsule comprehension is explicitly defined as a characteristic of action, inseparable from it, so that every portion of action knows the simult… early-sessions-3 §142 | capsule comprehension
Mind-Energy and Biological Organization | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Cells and molecules contain capsule comprehension of the entire universe, thus a fundamental and enduring connection exists among all atoms and molecules. early-sessions-2 §55 | capsule comprehension
Mind-Energy and Biological Organization | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| It is precisely this smallest unit of consciousness's ability to utilize or create other forms and dimensions that regulates the dimensions of the psychological… early-sessions-3 §87 | capsule comprehension
Mind-Energy and Biological Organization | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Seth encourages attempting experiments on one's own, calling them 'homework,' and believes that such abilities can be trained through them. early-sessions-1 §12 | capsule comprehension
Mind-Energy and Biological Organization | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Seth suggested that they could conduct small-scale experiments together without his participation. early-sessions-2 §80 | capsule comprehension
Mind-Energy and Biological Organization | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Humans regard observed phenomena as cause-and-effect and define them as cosmic laws, but these laws are not true laws; they vary with cosmic position and the ch… unknown-reality-2 §731 | cause and effect
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The first inner sense performs immediate cognition through "inner vibrational contact," for example, allowing one to feel the basic sensations a tree feels, wit… dreams-projections §2 | cause and effect
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| One can practice expanding perception by imagining "line-like structures threading through all things" and imagining these lines as alive, but subconscious focu… dreams-projections §1; early-sessions-3 §124 | cause and effect
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Jane and Rob first made contact with Seth through a Ouija board experiment, and in the Session 124 dark-room experiment, they attempted physical effects without… dreams-projections §1; early-sessions-3 §124 | cause and effect
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | experiment record | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The causal understanding (cause precedes effect) is a distortion because time is nonlinear; there is no true past, present, or future, and causality is merely a… esp-power §9; esp-power §5 | cause and effect
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The cause of an event does not truly precede the effect; rather, it is identified after the event occurs, and the specific details that seem to lead to the even… esp-power §9 | cause and effect
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The existence of precognitive phenomena proves that the law of causality is not absolute, because if causality were absolute, then continuity would necessarily … early-sessions-2 §44 | cause and effect
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | testable prediction | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Every organism possesses subconscious knowledge of personal catastrophe and death through the inner senses, and individuals will always receive warning prior to… early-sessions-2 §44 | cause and effect
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In language, the term "effect" automatically implies causality (cause precedes effect), which is one of the inherent distortions of linguistic thinking. unknown-reality-2 §731 | cause and effect
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Science should not be obsessed with finding a source for energy; it should accept that consciousness precedes matter and evolves its own forms, and that the phy… early-sessions-2 §50; unknown-reality-2 §731 | cause and effect
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Time does not exist in the manner of past, present, and future; you cannot stand in a solid "now" to observe the past or the future, for they are one and exist … early-sessions-6 §249 | cause and effect
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The concept of causality is a result of external sensory observation; it is practical in the physical environment but limited to that environment and cannot mea… esp-power §4 | cause and effect
Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Before cell specialization, each cell can combine nondiscriminately with other cells, and the perception of possibilities exists across the entire cell surface;… early-sessions-7 §291 · Developmental Constraints on Cell Compatibility and Spatial Organization of Membrane Sensi… | cellular comprehension
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | contradicted | 2 |
| Cells themselves possess memory; their components are constantly replaced, yet memory is retained. personal-reality §632 · Persistence of Cellular Memory across Protein Turnover and Cell Division | cellular comprehension
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | supported | 2 |
| Within the cell is inscribed a 'generic imprint' that is reactivated at different levels of cellular consciousness. early-sessions-7 §290 | cellular consciousness
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Atoms, molecules, and smaller particles contain condensed consciousness with the ability to materialize thoughts or inner vitality into physical constructs. early-sessions-2 §51 | cellular consciousness
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The body at the cellular level not only perceives its own current state but also forms images of all physical environmental aspects affecting its condition, inc… nature-of-psyche §783 | cellular consciousness
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | testable prediction | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Children more often recall animal dreams because they are naturally closer to cellular consciousness. early-sessions-7 §290 | cellular consciousness
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | case evidence | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Cellular consciousness is constant, existing whether awake or asleep; it precedes the formation of the ego. early-sessions-7 §290 | cellular consciousness
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| During sleep, cellular consciousness often intrudes into the dream process, presenting in dream imagery; but cellular consciousness itself is highly encoded and… early-sessions-7 §290 | cellular consciousness
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| For the cell, everything exists in the present moment. early-sessions-7 §290 | cellular consciousness
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Cellular consciousness contains blueprints of the future, but these blueprints are probabilistic. early-sessions-7 §290 | cellular consciousness
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Cellular consciousness is part of the consciousness of the inner self or inner ego. early-sessions-7 §290 | cellular consciousness
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Each cell remembers all its experiences, even though all its parts have been and are continuously replaced. personal-reality §632 | cellular consciousness
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Consciousness always creates form, not the other way around. unknown-reality-2 §744 | cellular consciousness
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Atoms and molecules combine into cellular consciousness through "psychological gestalts," forming new, more powerful cellular consciousness, while each atom and… early-sessions-2 §50 | cellular consciousness
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Cells and their constituent atoms constantly die and are replaced, yet their form and identity are always preserved; every cell remembers its past experiences, … personal-reality §632 | cellular memory
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| When you recall a sad event, emotional associations trigger a replay of cellular memory, and the entire body acknowledges and re-enacts the physical condition o… personal-reality §633 | cellular memory
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| A simple experiment can be performed: first think of a sad event, note the accompanying emotions and memories, then think of the most pleasant event; the body w… personal-reality §633 | cellular memory
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| On the return drive in 1964, Rob suggested to his subconscious that the car use less fuel, and as a result felt that at least two quarts less oil were used, and… early-sessions-2 §80 | cellular memory
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | experiment record | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Cells possess their own memory, while the conscious mind possesses more explicit memory; conscious thoughts act as triggers that can activate both types of memo… personal-reality §632 | cellular memory
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Every "past" event in the body—whether joyful, expansive, traumatic, or tragic—is indelibly inscribed, constituting the entire memory material of the body since… personal-reality §632 | cellular memory
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Cellular memory can be altered at any point—present beliefs can insert new memories simultaneously into past psychological and physiological levels. personal-reality §654 | cellular memory
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| When a disease spontaneously disappears, the alteration affects past cellular memories, genetic codes, or neural patterns; new memories are inserted to replace … personal-reality §654 | cellular memory
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In a state of natural pleasure (i.e., the "state of grace"), cells initiate memories of past pleasurable experiences and thereby touch other levels within the c… personal-reality §638 | cellular memory
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Personal cellular memory can be activated and may reach deeper, extrasomatic intracellular memories—the events of one's lifetime are also inscribed in the unive… personal-reality §638 | cellular memory
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Cellular memory constructs generic images (archetypal images), which are highly complex electromagnetic composites full of their own energy activity; when the e… early-sessions-7 §292 | cellular memory
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Thoughts are "invisible structures" composed of energy, which attract each other like living cells and directly act upon the body's cells. personal-reality §633 | cellular memory
Cellular Cognition and Mind–Body Inheritance | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Channeling is not a neutral conduit; even in the deepest trance, other layers of the self and neural structures continue to operate and filter information. early-sessions-9 §461 · Neural Network Connectivity and Semantic Filtering During Self-Induced Trance: A Pre-regis… | channeling
Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity | mechanism | 3 | supported | 2 |