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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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Claim	Concept / domain	Type	Test.	Status
The body continuously exchanges matter with the external space, including chemical exchanges, respiration, and hormonal release that affect the atmosphere. personal-reality §614	feeling tones Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Natural disasters are primarily triggered by the collective emotional tone of the group through the body–environment connection, operating more on an emotional … personal-reality §665	feeling tones Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence	mechanism	2	not reviewed
A storm is a localized external materialization of the inner emotional states of those who experience it; collective emotions influence the flow of energy. personal-reality §665	feeling tones Mind, Bioelectricity, and Material Emergence	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Seth holds that the strangeness of flying saucers lies not in their appearance but in the fact that Earth humans can see them at all. early-sessions-1 §16	flying saucers Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
A flying saucer flying away at a right angle upward indicates that it has temporarily retained certain functions of its native habitat. early-sessions-1 §16	flying saucers Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation	mechanism	2	not reviewed
For a period, there will be no physical landing of flying saucers in the literal sense. early-sessions-1 §16	flying saucers Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation	testable prediction	2	not reviewed
A plane is not a location; it can be a time or an emotional state, and realities are divided by energy focus. early-sessions-1 §16; early-sessions-7 §310	flying saucers Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Flying saucers come from another plane that is more advanced than Earth in technical science but not in psychological science. early-sessions-1 §16	flying saucers Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
When a flying saucer enters the Earth plane, its atomic and molecular structures fall into a form dilemma, leading to contradictory eyewitness reports regarding… early-sessions-1 §16	flying saucers Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Flying saucers cannot stay on the Earth plane for long because the pressure is enormous; they can only glance briefly at the Earth plane. early-sessions-1 §16	flying saucers Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation	mechanism	2	not reviewed
When flying saucers fly on the Earth's plane, they pass through the Earth's core, which Earthlings regard as solid, but which is not solid for the flying saucer… early-sessions-1 §40	flying saucers Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation	mechanism	2	not reviewed
The inhabitants of flying saucers do not belong to the Earth's plane; the structures of other planes exist simultaneously with the physical structures of the Ea… early-sessions-1 §40	flying saucers Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
The appearance of flying saucers involves cross-plane travel, and their inhabitants can carry the camouflage patterns of their own planes. early-sessions-1 §16	flying saucers Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Science labels the laws of causality that usually hold in one physical universe as natural laws, but these are only surface causality, not ultimate truth. early-sessions-1 §16	flying saucers Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation	methodological suggestion	2	not reviewed
The correct direction of research is to understand inner senses, psychological enzymes, and life force, rather than waiting for flying saucer entities to land. early-sessions-1 §16	flying saucers Dream Consciousness and Self-Representation	methodological suggestion	2	not reviewed
All fragments exist latently within the entity, each possessing independent consciousness but not being aware of the entity itself. dreams-evolution-1 §903	fragments Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
The universe is not physically expanding but expands like a dream; space itself is a distortion. unknown-reality-1 §702	fragments Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Science adopts a mechanistic deterministic view of the genetic system, ignoring consciousness and future probabilities. dreams-evolution-2 §910	fragments Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	methodological suggestion	2	not reviewed
Atoms can move in multiple directions simultaneously, and there exists a fundamental unpredictability. unknown-reality-1 §702	fragments Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
The entity operates fragments in a subconscious manner, and after granting them independent life, it forgets them. dreams-evolution-1 §903	fragments Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Personality fragments can form new fragments from themselves and possess all the attributes of the parent fragment. early-sessions-1 §9	fragments Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Dream personalities are fragments of the self, possessing independent consciousness; once created, they continue to exist. early-sessions-4 §173	fragments Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Dream fragments cannot be retracted; they must fulfill their own nature according to the dimensions of existence. early-sessions-4 §173	fragments Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Thoughts themselves are also fragments, existing at different levels. dreams-evolution-1 §903	fragments Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
The elements observed by science using outer senses and physical instruments are only camouflage; instruments possess intrinsic distortion. dreams-projections §2	fragments Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	methodological suggestion	2	not reviewed
Scientists should use the inner senses, for only the inner senses can provide evidence of the fundamental nature of life. dreams-projections §2	fragments Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	methodological suggestion	2	not reviewed
The psyche (not the brain) is the meeting point of the inner and outer senses, and is the tool for discovering the secrets of the universe. dreams-projections §2	fragments Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	methodological suggestion	2	not reviewed
Seth refers to inner and outer reality as Framework 2 and Framework 1, respectively. dreams-evolution-1 §886	framework 1 Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
The true tool is the mind-heart, which pervades the body and constructs illusions; the brain only processes illusions, while the mind-heart can contact fundamen… dreams-projections §2	framework 1 Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Rob once conducted experiments through the 'mind's eye' practice, first imagining the backs of objects, then imagining walking across a bridge to feel the envir… dreams-projections §2	framework 1 Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition	experiment record	2	not reviewed
In the Ouija board experiment, Jane received a message from a self-proclaimed Frank Withers, and on the eighth use she began to speak for Seth. dreams-projections §1	framework 1 Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition	case evidence	2	not reviewed
Framework 1 is the level of reality corresponding to the ordinary ego, which is specifically equipped to handle that environment. mass-events §822	framework 1 Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition	mechanism	2	not reviewed
In Framework 1, the ego operates under the rules of causality and continuous moments, dealing with objectified reality and the world of 'effects.' mass-events §822	framework 1 Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Framework 2 is a larger, more inclusive reality, the level at which events are actually created before they are objectified as finished products in Framework 1. mass-events §822	framework 1 Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Science observes only outwardness, seeking neither the mind of nature nor the soul; this is a mistaken direction. mass-events §817	framework 1 Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition	methodological suggestion	2	not reviewed
Material instruments distort and dilute original information; scientists become prisoners of their instruments and cannot reach fundamental reality. dreams-projections §2	framework 1 Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition	methodological suggestion	2	not reviewed
The theory of cosmic expansion is wrong; space itself is a distortion, and traversing galaxies requires casting off the physical illusion and achieving movement… unknown-reality-1 §702	framework 1 Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition	testable prediction	2	not reviewed
One must instead turn to inner senses rather than improve external instruments; only inner senses can provide evidence about the basic nature of life. dreams-projections §2	framework 1 Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition	methodological suggestion	2	not reviewed
To understand nature and events, one must look to Framework 2, where emotional identification and inner reality reside. mass-events §817	framework 1 Nonlinear Time and Self-Cognition	methodological suggestion	2	not reviewed
Free will does enter into the process of event selection; the ego chooses from the field of probabilities those actions that will become part of physical realit… early-sessions-5 §234	free will Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
The entity does not interfere with the personality's free will; even if it knows in advance what the personality will choose, it is completely powerless to chan… early-sessions-3 §95	free will Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Changing the past and the future are the same process of choice; the individual constantly changes the past and the future, thereby choosing which probable even… early-sessions-5 §234; unknown-reality-1 §681	free will Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Insufficient perception of available events in the probability field limits choice; the ego can only choose based on its perception of information from all leve… early-sessions-5 §234	free will Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Prediction itself does not violate free will, because prediction is merely a judgment of what choice the individual will make; the choice itself still belongs t… early-sessions-5 §234	free will Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Free will depends on far more than the freedom of the ego; if the ego alone made all choices without veto power from other levels, the situation would be quite … early-sessions-5 §234	free will Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Free choice at the personality level is greatly restricted; it can only choose within the range familiar to itself and within its own camouflage pattern framewo… early-sessions-1 §36	free will Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
The inner self, through inner senses, can know the free choices the outer self will make in the future, but this does not imply determinism, because the inner s… early-sessions-1 §36	free will Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Free will is not unique to humans; all existing beings (animals, cells, atoms, etc.) possess free will relevant to their conditions of existence, and it must op… dreams-evolution-1 §907	free will Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Free will is framed by neural structure; within space and time an individual can choose to move in certain directions, but the area of choice is clearly demarca… dreams-evolution-1 §904	free will Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Basic impulses guide free will, leading each species to choose actions that best fulfill its own developmental potential while also enhancing the overall good; … dreams-evolution-1 §904	free will Trans-Lifetime Personality and Consciousness Continuity	ontological claim	2	not reviewed