| Scientists assume the universe is composed of the same elements that can be found at their own level, but the known elements are only "camouflage patterns" that… dreams-projections §2 | spontaneous self
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| Jane once experienced an intense dissociative state lasting about three hours: her body felt weightless, movements were extremely slow, senses became unusually … early-sessions-1 §14 | spontaneous self
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| The spontaneous self is the aspect of personality oriented toward warmth, emotion, color, and motion; it is more powerful and wiser than the ego, and is essenti… personal-sessions-1 §370; early-sessions-7 §320 | spontaneous self
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| Spontaneity and discipline are not opposed; true discipline can only be found in spontaneity. Within spontaneity there is its own order, just as the changing se… early-class-1 1969-04-22 | spontaneous self
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration | ontological claim | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| External senses can only detect camouflage and cannot touch the fundamental "vitality" that constitutes the universe; therefore, science that relies solely on e… dreams-projections §2 | spontaneous self
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| Scientists will eventually be forced to use inner senses, because only inner senses can provide evidence about the fundamental nature of life. dreams-projections §2 | spontaneous self
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| The mind is the junction of inner and outer senses, distributed throughout the physical body, receiving data from inner senses and forming necessary camouflage;… dreams-projections §2 | spontaneous self
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| The practice for the first inner sense is: gaze at an object, use the mind's eye to go around to its back side, clearly imagining the far side; also imagine wal… dreams-projections §2 | spontaneous self
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| When exploring the whole self, one should maintain a balance between spontaneous inner freedom and disciplined focus, without using force or pressure to lower t… early-sessions-3 §100 | spontaneous self
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| Seth warned that if the inner energy focused during a trance state is inadvertently directed toward others, it may produce adverse effects, and recommended paus… early-sessions-3 §100 | spontaneous self
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration | experiment record | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Through the First Inner Sense exercise, Rob suddenly experienced a clear visual image while painting, seeing the bedroom where his brother Dick died in a previo… dreams-projections §2 | spontaneous self
Multilevel Subjectivity and Mind–Body Integration | case evidence | 2 | not reviewed | 0 |
| While washing dishes, Jane received a mental message that was 'clear, beautiful, and richly humorous,' then immediately entered a trance state and spontaneously… dreams-projections §2 | spontaneous self
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