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Claims database

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 conceptual sense is the fourth inner sense, which began to develop in the 37th session on March 23, 1964. early-sessions-3 §138	conceptual sense Extended Perception and Consciousness Transduction	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Physical senses are camouflage patterns and cannot directly perceive inner reality; only inner senses such as the conceptual sense can perceive realities beyond… early-sessions-1 §37	conceptual sense Extended Perception and Consciousness Transduction	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Seth suggested trying various experimental exercises to train abilities, encouraged self-exploration, and recommended using a ouija board and a touch board as c… early-sessions-1 §12	conceptual sense Extended Perception and Consciousness Transduction	methodological suggestion	2	not reviewed
During the discussion of the conceptual sense, Jane experienced an inner conceptual perception, described as an inner visual sensation, directly perceiving acti… early-sessions-3 §138	conceptual sense Extended Perception and Consciousness Transduction	experiment record	2	not reviewed
The conceptual sense involves cognizing a concept in a way far beyond ordinary intellectual means, requiring complete experience of the concept to the point of … early-sessions-5 §204	conceptual sense Extended Perception and Consciousness Transduction	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Concepts have electrical and chemical compositions; molecules and ions in consciousness are transformed into concepts, which are then directly experienced. early-sessions-5 §204	conceptual sense Extended Perception and Consciousness Transduction	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Unless you can become something, you cannot truly understand or appreciate it. early-sessions-5 §204	conceptual sense Extended Perception and Consciousness Transduction	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Using psychological time can best approximate an idea (the experience of the conceptual sense). early-sessions-5 §204; early-sessions-1 §37	conceptual sense Extended Perception and Consciousness Transduction	methodological suggestion	2	not reviewed
The third inner sense (perception of past, present, and future) enables the inner self and the entity to directly experience conceptual patterns, thereby escapi… early-sessions-1 §36	conceptual sense Extended Perception and Consciousness Transduction	mechanism	2	not reviewed
Concepts themselves are specific electric fields formed by different intensities; experiencing a concept is to be inside that electric field, directly undergoin… early-sessions-3 §128	conceptual sense Extended Perception and Consciousness Transduction	mechanism	2	not reviewed
The divisions among inner senses are to some extent artificial and established for simplification purposes. early-sessions-1 §38	conceptual sense Extended Perception and Consciousness Transduction	ontological claim	2	not reviewed
Conceptual senses can transcend human constructions of the past, present, and future, allowing concepts to be appreciated as wholes; they can also be used to “e… early-sessions-1 §37; early-sessions-5 §204	conceptual sense Extended Perception and Consciousness Transduction	mechanism	2	not reviewed