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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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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 claim2not reviewed0
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
mechanism2not reviewed0
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 prediction2not reviewed0
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 claim2not reviewed0
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 claim2not reviewed0
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
mechanism2not reviewed0
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
mechanism2not reviewed0
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
mechanism2not reviewed0
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 claim2not reviewed0
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
mechanism2not reviewed0
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 suggestion2not reviewed0
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 suggestion2not reviewed0