| The electrical reality is a reality independent of the physical domain; physical systems depend on it. The physical body has its electrical counterpart, which i… early-sessions-3 §122 | electrical reality
Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Expectation itself is an electrical reality; one does not merely predict future events but creates the reality of future events in the electrical field, thereby… early-sessions-3 §127 | electrical reality
Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| When a sender transmits a thought, electrical pulse patterns are formed to replicate the original thought, but an exact identical copy is impossible; the receiv… early-sessions-3 §136 | electrical reality
Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| There are at least three electrical forces not yet discovered by scientists; the physically perceptible electricity is only a projection of a vast electrical sy… early-sessions-3 §122 | electrical reality
Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Thoughts, emotions, and dreams themselves have an electrical reality; they are independent electrical actions that can leave their originator and may be attract… early-sessions-3 §123 | electrical reality
Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The mind exists purely within an electrical system or field and does not project directly into the physical field; the brain is part of the mind within the elec… early-sessions-3 §122; early-sessions-3 §128 | electrical reality
Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| All experience, including dreams and sensory data, is preserved in electrically encoded form. early-sessions-3 §128; early-sessions-3 §131 | electrical reality
Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Electrical reality is extremely dense but does not occupy space, consisting of an infinitely diverse range of intensities, containing encoded data of past, pres… early-sessions-3 §131 | electrical reality
Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The perceptible electricity in the physical world is only a projection or shadow image of the electrical system in the physical field. early-sessions-3 §122; early-sessions-3 §131 | electrical reality
Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| For mental communication to be perceived by a receiver, it must fall within the range of electrical reality receivable at some level of the receiver; if it is o… early-sessions-5 §207 | electrical reality
Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The trance state alters the electromagnetic aura surrounding the body, producing electromagnetic instability that enables the individual to process a broader ra… early-sessions-5 §207 | electrical reality
Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Thoughts as independent electrical actions have their persistence determined by the initial electrical charge, which can allow the thought to exist simultaneous… early-sessions-3 §122 | electrical reality
Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence | mechanism | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |