| Symbols are core elements of the unconscious language; they are meaningful to the unconscious, but the conscious mind may not directly recognize them. esp-power §12 | symbols
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| Rob attempted to imagine the back of an object by bypassing it in his mind; Seth confirmed that this exercise is effective and recommended practicing it regular… dreams-projections §2 | symbols
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| Before sleep, imagine the mind as a walkable ocean, walking on the water and listening with the inner ear and seeing with the inner eye; persist for 30 or 35 ti… early-sessions-9 §454 | symbols
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| When Jane and Rob sat quietly in the dark, Rob experienced colored vision, and Jane's hands and emblem sometimes disappeared. early-sessions-1 §12 | symbols
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| Symbols are chosen by the inner self and can simultaneously refer to present, past, and future events, making the same symbol effective for all levels of the un… esp-power §12 | symbols
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| Dreams have an electrical reality and must be decoded to be understood by all levels of the unconscious. early-sessions-3 §127 | symbols
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| Symbols are skillfully constructed by the whole self so that one symbol can simultaneously produce meaning for multiple levels of the self. early-sessions-4 §182 | symbols
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| At the language level, each symbol also represents a deeper, more ineffable symbol beneath it. unknown-reality-2 §723 | symbols
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| The problem with science is that it uses only the outer senses to perceive camouflage patterns, inevitably leading to a dead end. dreams-projections §2 | symbols
Consciousness States and Attentional Dynamics | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Science will ultimately be forced to use the inner senses, for continued reliance on physical instruments will only remain forever trapped in the camouflage lev… dreams-projections §2 | symbols
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| The most important tool is not any material instrument, but the mind (not the brain), which is the juncture of the inner and outer senses. dreams-projections §2 | symbols
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| The fundamental laws of physics are themselves distorted perceptual results; for example, the closed system described by the second law of thermodynamics is mer… unknown-reality-2 §744 | symbols
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