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4199 claims; 789 reviewed against the literature; 654 fundable. Claims are AI paraphrases of Seth\'s statements (not verbatim), each traceable to book and session. English fields are machine-translated; the text search runs on the Chinese original. Programmatic access: Data & API.

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The inner ego is the dream-self of the inner 'I', occupying a position within the inner self analogous to that of the ego relative to the material self; it is t…
early-sessions-4 §173
inner ego
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration
ontological claim2not reviewed0
Science should recognize that the inner self (inner ego) is the true subject that organizes unconscious material, possessing a far stronger sense of consciousne…
early-sessions-9 §509
inner ego
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration
methodological suggestion2not reviewed0
Understanding non-physical systems requires a completely different set of 'fundamental assumptions', including that energy and action are essentially identical,…
early-sessions-7 §284
inner ego
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration
methodological suggestion2not reviewed0
The inner ego is a component of the inner self, working closely with the outer ego; the deeper identity (multidimensional personality) is the core of your ident…
seth-speaks §1
inner ego
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration
ontological claim2not reviewed0
The inner ego is formed from dominant characteristics and abilities of past personalities, developed by the entity through experiences across lifetimes.
early-sessions-4 §153
inner ego
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration
ontological claim2not reviewed0
The inner ego and the outer ego are two aspects of the same existence, advancing in opposite directions, constituting two sides of an action sphere; there is no…
early-sessions-4 §151; early-sessions-4 §153
inner ego
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration
ontological claim2not reviewed0
The inner ego does not focus sharply; it looks inward, and while looking inward, it also gazes upon the broad domain of the self.
early-sessions-4 §151
inner ego
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration
ontological claim2not reviewed0
In *Seth Speaks*, the inner ego is defined as 'the seemingly unconscious part' that directs inner activities, integrates information perceived through inner cha…
seth-speaks §1
inner ego
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration
ontological claim2not reviewed0
The inner ego is the 'I' and director of the astral body, projecting identity cohesion onto the physical structure through inner senses, enabling the body to ex…
early-sessions-5 §202; early-sessions-2 §55
inner ego
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration
mechanism2not reviewed0
When the physical self sleeps, the astral body may roam but always returns to the body; during sleep, the communication barrier is lifted, and the knowledge of …
early-sessions-5 §202
inner ego
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration
mechanism2not reviewed0
The inner ego can preemptively perceive threats, activating a 'safety valve' before the outer ego becomes aware of danger; it can perceive future events after t…
early-sessions-3 §119; early-sessions-5 §224
inner ego
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration
testable prediction2not reviewed0
The time dimension of the inner self is the 'spacious present,' and its mode of experience differs from the past-present-future sequence of the outer self, so i…
early-sessions-5 §231
inner ego
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration
testable prediction2not reviewed0