| Dream locations are not fundamentally different in existential essence from physical locations; they are different perceptual patterns of the same energy, compo… early-sessions-6 §244 | dream locations
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Seth suggested that Jane and Rob train to bring consciousness into the dream state, using the awake ego to manipulate awareness within the dream, and to wake im… early-sessions-6 §264; early-sessions-4 §153 | dream locations
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Jane once experienced a false awakening and then projected, experiencing traversing non-solid mirrors and landscapes, and seeing two Robs in the dream and makin… early-sessions-6 §264 | dream locations
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | experiment record | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| In the psychological time experiment, Jane found that contraction occurred when trying too hard, but better results were achieved when relaxing the mind, and su… early-sessions-4 §178 | dream locations
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | experiment record | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The only difference between dream locations and physical locations is that dream locations do not require perception by others; they belong to personal reality … early-sessions-6 §244 | dream locations
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Dream locations do not exist or expand in a spatial manner; their existence, contraction, or expansion is unrelated to space. They do not occupy physical space,… early-sessions-6 §244; early-sessions-3 §115 | dream locations
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Dream locations exist simultaneously with the room where the body resides, and the distance between them is unrelated to space. early-sessions-6 §244 | dream locations
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The conscious state during sleep is the overall self focusing awareness on another dimension. The locations visited in dreams are, at the time, as real to the d… early-sessions-6 §244 | dream locations
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The dream universe is constructed by the individual in the same manner as the physical universe, and is equally durable in its own way, possessing its own molec… early-sessions-4 §162 | dream locations
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Dreams are electrical realities, direct electrical experiences, subjectively translated to all levels of the inner self after electrical decoding. Dream locatio… early-sessions-3 §123; early-sessions-3 §131 | dream locations
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Each individual creates dream locations in basically the same way as physical locations; the only difference is that dream locations do not require perception b… early-sessions-6 §244 | dream locations
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Dream locations do not occupy physical space and therefore cannot be detected by instruments that measure physical space. As physical instruments become more pr… early-sessions-2 §44; early-sessions-3 §131 | dream locations
Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation | testable prediction | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |