The Early Sessions

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The Early Sessions of Seth Material -- Core Concepts and Themes The core themes, philosophical concepts, and key data points presented in a series of dictated sessions by a personality named Seth, channeled through Jane Roberts (referred to as Ruburt). The material challenges fundamental assumptions about reality, consciousness, and the self, proposing a complex metaphysical framework. The central thesis is that physical reality is a "camouflage pattern," a temporary and distorted manifestation of a more fundamental, non-physical inner reality. Conventional scientific understandings of an expanding universe, linear time (past, present, future), and objective space are dismissed as byproducts of this limited, camouflage perception. Instead, the universe is described as expanding qualitatively, "in the way that a dream expands," driven by the growth of ideas and consciousness within a medium called "psychological time" or the "value climate of psychological reality." Consciousness is presented as the primary attribute of existence, with even atoms and molecules possessing their own form of awareness. Physical matter is not durable but is constantly created and re-created from energy, which is infinite and self-generating. The self is a multi-dimensional construct, far more extensive than the physically-oriented "outer ego." It includes an "inner ego" connected to the inner universe, a subconscious, and is ultimately a fragment or extension of a larger "entity." The relationship between Seth and the channel, Jane Roberts (Ruburt), is explained not as an invasion but as an extension of the same entity, existing simultaneously. The sessions themselves are a collaborative "psychic gestalt" between Seth, Ruburt, and the recorder, Robert Butts (Joseph). The process involves Jane entering a dissociated state, with documented phenomena including voice changes and physical sensations. A significant portion of the material is dedicated to practical application, outlining how individuals create their personal reality through expectations and beliefs. Guidance is provided on personal development, health, and creativity, all framed within this metaphysical context. Psychic phenomena, such as out-of-body projections and telepathic experiments, are presented as natural functions of the "inner senses" once the limitations of camouflage perception are understood and partially bypassed.

  1. 199  The Minneapolis Prediction and Panic Sneeze

    EPISODE 199

    199 The Minneapolis Prediction and Panic Sneeze

    Session 199, October 18, 1965: Psychic Radios and Dental Dramas: A Chill Look The Great Radio Shock and Therapeutic Dreams Ruburt had been busy in the dream world, testing out Seth's theories on self-suggestion. It turns out, your inner self is a pretty high-tech broadcaster. The Voice Squad: In his first dream, Ruburt heard four clear male voices. Three were past-life besties, and the fourth was Seth himself. They were trying to boost his confidence, but Ruburt got spooked.The Cosmic Radio: To cope with the "realness" of the experience, Ruburt’s ego turned the voices into a radio broadcast. He tried to turn the radio off, but got a "severe and sudden shock."The Meaning: Seth explained: "The shock is his knowledge that our material would cease were he to shut off his abilities in such a manner." Basically, you can't just unplug the universe when things get weird.The Electric Storm: Eventually, Ruburt realized he was part of an "electric storm" that wasn't destructive, but creative. This realization led to a second dream about endless rooms representing "psychic areas of development."Spying on Puerto Rico (For Science!) Seth decided to play psychic detective and check in on their friends, Bill and Peggy, who were vacationing in Puerto Rico. The Sightseeing: Seth picked up on a pink stucco building with round porch enclosures, iron grillwork, and someone selling newspapers outside.The Vibe: He mentioned a striped awning and a dinner that cost $3.75. He even caught them thinking about a place that sounded like "Sumatra" but wasn't.The Warning: Seth jokingly wagged a finger at Rob for trying to guess the details himself: "Ruburt was correct, Joseph. You should not have given your impressions." Don't quit your day job, Rob!Dr. Instream and the Intellectual Snag Seth also tuned in to Dr. Instream at the University of Oswego. Apparently, the good doctor was being a bit too "heady." The Advice: Seth suggested the doctor should think of them emotionally rather than just intellectually. He even joked: "If he were to call me an old faker, I should get him more quickly."The Experiment: Seth noted that Instream’s hypnosis experiments were hitting a "snag," possibly involving a locket and some conditioned reflexes.The Dental Envelope Test Rob handed over a sealed envelope containing a dental appointment card from May 5th. Seth absolutely nailed the details through the paper. The "Turnabout": Seth called the card a "turnabout," referring to the fact that Jane actually made this appointment voluntarily.The Yellow Shift: He picked up on the color yellow—Jane vividly remembered wearing a bright yellow dress to that specific appointment.The Dead Dog: Seth mentioned "death of a dog," which hit home because Jane’s dog, Mischa, died right around the time of her previous (and much more painful) dental visit.Sneezegate: Rob’s Panic Reaction Before the session started, Rob had a massive sneezing fit that made him angry. Seth, being the ultimate psychic therapist, called him out. The Guilt Trip: Rob felt subconsciously responsible for "pushing" Jane into her psychic development, especially after her dream about the radio shock.The Diagnosis: Seth reassured him: "The sneezing was a panic reaction." He told Rob to relax because Ruburt has grown "intellectually, emotionally, and psychically" from the sessions. No need for the "fine sniffler" to feel guilty.---- Visit the New Awareness Network at: sethcenter.com/the-early-sessions.

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  2. 200  Seth Tracks a Knife and Puerto Rico

    EPISODE 200

    200 Seth Tracks a Knife and Puerto Rico

    Session 200, October 20, 1965: Psychic Road Trips and Dream Jackets The Bradley Breakthrough Seth took a victory lap for Jane’s recent telepathic win. She managed to tune into their friend John Bradley. Jane nailed 10 out of 13 specific impressions about John’s activities while he was sixty miles away.Seth noted these exercises are "excellent training" and massive confidence boosters for long-distance psychic work.It turns out the relaxed, "offhand manner" Jane used while ironing is the secret sauce for hitting those telepathic bullseyes.Shopping in the Subconscious Seth spent some time breaking down Jane’s recent dreams, which were basically a guided tour of her own psychic potential. The Many Rooms: These represented different facets of psychic realities Jane is starting to explore.The Green Jacket: In the dream, Jane found a warm green jacket. Seth revealed this isn't just fashion; it represents a "new" ability she’ll soon discover that actually belongs to a past life.The Helpful Stranger: Jane dreamed of a smooth, olive-skinned young man who helped her off a banister. Plot twist: that was Seth in a previous existence.Quote: "He will however then realize, or he should realize, that this ability was his in a past life, but unused, and is now awaiting him. It will bring both warmth and confidence, and will give him protection."The Puerto Rico Connection Seth decided to play travel agent and tracked the Gallaghers, who were vacationing in Puerto Rico. Even without mail or phones, Seth had the "receipts" on their trip: They moved to a different room, further west, near a "bushy sort of tree with something like spikes on it."Seth caught them watching a movie about a "woman with lovers, and a cripple, or perhaps a dwarf."They reportedly picked up a small crucifix on a chain and had a meal while thinking strongly about Peggy’s sister and her "squat" husband.Seth even threw out a phonetic mystery word: "clor-ra-door."Tracking Dr. Instream The session included a real-time check-in on Dr. Instream. Seth portrayed him as a busy man running a bit late. Seth visualized him getting out of a car (possibly a Buick) and heading to his office late at night.There was a mention of a "nuisance" man in the hall acting as an impediment and a brief disagreement with his wife.Seth noted that the doctor was trying to make mental contact while thinking of, oddly enough, a knife.Rob’s Vivid Dreamscape Rob (Joseph) got called out for his own dreams, which he hadn't even shared with Jane yet. Seth peaked into his notebook anyway. The Goal: Seth interpreted Rob's dreams of intense colors and "chases" as a sign that he is close to achieving a major professional goal.The Blue Station Wagon: Seth touched on Rob's dream of their Ford station wagon being out of commission on a grassy bank.The Ego Check: Seth joked that the material got a bit muddy at the end because Jane's "belligerent" ego started waking up during the break.Publisher Drama and Parting Shots Seth couldn't resist a little commentary on Jane’s publisher, Frederick Fell. Seth described Fell as having a "lack of discipline" and an "avoidance of details," but noted he isn't being malicious—just "cosmopolitan."Seth ended the session with a classic zinger about Bill Gallagher’s vacation behavior: "I must say that I think he would make a poor Jesuit indeed."--- Visit the New Awareness Network at sethcenter.com/the-early-sessions.

    25 min
  3. 201  Luggage Ticket 35 and Psychic Furniture

    EPISODE 201

    201 Luggage Ticket 35 and Psychic Furniture

    Session 201: Chilly Dreams and Psychic Shopping Welcome to the cosmic lounge, everyone. Today we’re diving into a total classic: Session 201 from The Early Sessions, Book 5 of the Seth Material, recorded on October 25, 1965. Grab a snack and get comfortable, because Seth was dropping some serious truth bombs while keeping the vibes surprisingly breezy and a little bit funny. The "Big Freeze" and the Chilly Wake-Up Call Joseph (Robert) had a wild clairvoyant dream about Jane’s writing career. He dreamt her story, The Big Freeze, was finally published and she was getting paid. Turns out, he was spot on! But Seth, being the ultimate observer, pointed out a hilarious "translation" error Robert made. Robert woke up feeling physically chilly because his brain translated the title The Big Freeze into an actual bodily sensation of cold.Seth poked a bit of fun at this, noting: "The sensation of cold was a clue to the title of the story, but one you would not have recognized on a conscious level."Basically, Robert asked the universe for a financial update and got a literal case of the chills as the answer.Why You Should Shop While Happy Ever wondered if that new rug has "vibes"? Seth says it absolutely does. Jane and Robert had been buying stuff for their apartment, and Seth gave them a massive high-five for it. When you buy things in "high spirits" with "money well earned," those objects soak up that "psychic exuberance."Seth explains the physics of your living room: "As energy forms matter, matter and energy are inseparable and objects obtain their character from their owners, and from the circumstances surrounding them."So, if you're stressed while furniture shopping, you might just be bringing home a grumpy chair. Keep those vibes high, folks!The Gallagher Travel Tracker Jane (Ruburt) spent a good chunk of the session playing psychic detective, trying to track their friends, the Gallaghers, on their trip back from Puerto Rico. Here’s the breakdown of what she "saw" through the ether: The Flight Crew: An airplane, a woman in blue, and a couple from either Dayton or Daytona who work in the paper production business.The Numbers: An arrival time of 11:05 and a luggage ticket or gate labeled "35."The Snacks: Seth wrapped up the session with a cheeky culinary prediction for their friends in New York: "Possibly in New York your other friends eat turkey. It is better to eat turkey than crow."The Instream Lab Report Jane also tuned into Dr. Instream’s experiments. It was a whole mood involving: A red candle, a white handkerchief, and a round table with straight-backed chairs.A specific coin from 1930 sitting on the table.Seth even caught some drama, mentioning a disagreement between the doctor and a "man with a mustache" over how government or military funds should be used.Final Thoughts and Cosmic Homework Seth wrapped things up with some "heartiest regards" and a promise of a productive season ahead. He’s always looking out for the "overall constructive climate" of our lives. If you’re digging this as much as we are, you’ve got to check out the source. We highly encourage you to study the Seth Material books for the full experience. You can find everything at the New Awareness Network website and their bookstore at sethcenter.com/the-early-sessions. Huge thanks to the publisher, New Awareness Network, for keeping this wisdom available. Stay chill, keep your shopping high-vibe, and remember—don't let your dreams give you the literal chills!

    23 min
  4. 202  Remote Viewing and the Tissue Capsule

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    202 Remote Viewing and the Tissue Capsule

    Session 202, October 27, 1965: Your Astral Pajamas and Psychic Side-Hustles The Unseen You: Astral Bodies 101 Seth decided it was time to talk about the "astral body," which sounds spooky but is basically just your non-physical, electromagnetic "unseen self." Here’s the lowdown on your invisible roommates: The Astral Suit: Your astral body is made of electromagnetic components and functions like a "tissue capsule." It’s the part of you that keeps your memories and survives the big sleep (physical death).Experience Isn't Physical: Even though we’re stuck in this physical playground, Seth reminds us that experience itself isn't made of matter. Your astral identity holds all that data in "codified units."The Night Shift: When you’re catching Z’s, your astral self is out wandering. It’s got telepathic and clairvoyant skills that your waking ego usually ignores.Waking Projections: Surprise! You’re actually projecting even when you’re awake, but your ego is usually too busy looking for its keys to notice.The Inner Ego: The Boss Behind the Curtain Seth introduces the "Inner Ego" as the director of this astral identity. It’s the bridge between the purely psychic reality of the entity and your physical life. Arbitrary Walls: Seth notes that we only divide the self into "inner" and "outer" for convenience. In reality, it’s all one big, messy, beautiful flow of action.The Dream Factory: Dreams aren't just "concrete blocks" of stories. Every level of your personality creates its own version of a dream, and they all interact. It's like a multi-layered movie where you’re the director, actor, and the guy eating popcorn in the back.Life Hacks: The Power of Suggestion Jane had tired eyes during this session, so Seth dropped some ancient-future health advice. Vision Correction: Seth suggested a mantra for vision: "I am relaxed and at ease, and confident. I can see easily and well."Changing the Past: This is the trippy part. Seth claims suggestion can reach parts of the self you didn't even know existed and can actually "change experience which has already passed" by altering your reaction and the event’s original meaning.Cellular Remodeling: You’re forming your body right now with your expectations. Use suggestion well, and you can literally alter your cells.The "Spooky" Testing Grounds The session included some wild psychic testing regarding a Dr. Instream and an envelope test involving cards from Bill Macdonnel’s "Cameron Gallery." The Pendulum and the Robe: Seth picked up on Dr. Instream watching something dangle like a pendulum and described him wearing a green robe with gold tassels.Awkward Party Memories: In the envelope test, Seth tapped into a "star shape" and an "unpleasant event" from February. It turns out Jane had a hilariously awkward moment at a gallery opening where she forgot a former employer's name while trying to introduce him. Psychic powers: 1, Social anxiety: 0.Wise Words from Seth To give you the true flavor of the evening, here are a few choice quotes from the session: "The basic consciousness is never physical. Yet within your system it must collect experience within the physical system, hence the physical body.""The astral identity is therefore actually a more complete representation of the whole personality, and its abilities are far-reaching.""Suggestion can shape future events because any action changes that which existed before it, and that which shall exist after it within your system."Visit New Awareness Network website and bookstore at sethcenter.com/the-early-sessions.

    26 min
  5. 203  Telepathy, Lost Incas, and God's Toenail

    EPISODE 203

    203 Telepathy, Lost Incas, and God's Toenail

    Session 203, October 28, 1965: Cosmic Tea and Telepathic Gossip This session isn’t just about the mysteries of the universe; it’s about friends hanging out on the floor, 60s-style. Jane (Ruburt) was sitting on the floor, smoking, and chatting with their friends, the Gallaghers, when Seth decided to join the party. Telepathic "Spy" Games and Dr. Rhine The evening kicked off with some spooky-cool revelations about how information travels when we aren't looking. Bill and Peggy Gallagher had just returned from Puerto Rico, where they met a physiotherapist from Duke University who knew the famous parapsychologist Dr. J.B. Rhine. The Invisible Mailman: Seth revealed that Bill (whom he calls "the Jesuit") had already telepathically beamed information about Dr. Rhine's character and foundation to Jane, even though neither of them knew it happened.The Prediction: Seth casually mentioned they’d get a letter from a Dr. Instream "within a few days" and suggested Jane and Rob write to Dr. Rhine themselves. Apparently, Rhine answers everyone—even the "crackpots."Seth’s Take: "There is constant telepathic communication... This operates with you both and Ruburt, and of course with me."Office Drama and Local Politics Seth isn’t just about the stars; he’s got the "tea" on local office politics, too. He warned Peggy (the "cat lover") about a situation at her newspaper involving a new coworker. The Ambitious Rival: Seth identified a "new Chinese girl" at the paper who wasn’t necessarily mean, but definitely ambitious.The Quote: "I think now of a woman who is eager, who intends you no harm, but who could convince herself that she was not harming you one iota while she stabbed you in the back."Political Spoiler: Seth also called the Elmira mayoralty contest, predicting their neighbor Howard Kimball would win, despite Seth not usually caring about human politics.Survival Skills: Trance vs. Panic Bill Gallagher almost drowned while skin diving in Puerto Rico. Seth’s advice? Use your brain to stay alive. Mind Over Water: Seth explained that Bill could have used a light trance to disintegrate the panic that almost killed him.Universal Tool: This isn't just for drowning; Seth suggested using the same technique for ulcer pain or stressful business problems. Just say: "I am now in a light trance state, and I will deal with the problem at hand."Ancient History: The Inca Outposts Move over, history books! Bill asked about ancient Indian villages in Puerto Rico, and Seth went full "Time Traveler." Incas in the Caribbean: Seth claimed the site was actually an Inca outpost. Apparently, the Incas were sea-traveling experts who explored as far as Florida.Lost Cities: Seth mentioned two highly developed Inca cities that haven't been discovered yet—one of them near Cape Horn.The Big "God" Question When the topic turned to religion, Seth got passionate, moving beyond traditional labels into what he calls "psychic gestalts." No Heaven or Hell: Seth tossed the traditional concepts out the window. "You could call hell a separation from the main stream of consciousness called God, but this is impossible actually..."The Ant Rule: Seth emphasized that everything is sacred. "And when you kill so much as an ant, so do you kill part of Him in most practical terms."The Core Message: "Hatred is death. All things are sacred, and every thought is a reality and has its own potential for creation and destruction."--- Visit the New Awareness Network website and bookstore at sethcenter.com/the-early-sessions.

    26 min
  6. 204  Corporate Telepathy And Changing Probable Futures

    EPISODE 204

    204 Corporate Telepathy And Changing Probable Futures

    Session 204, November 1, 1965: Telepathic Paydays and Barroom Warnings A wild ride featuring our favorite "energy personality essence," Seth, dropping knowledge on his friends Ruburt (Jane Roberts) and Joseph (Rob Butts), with their buddy John Bradley (whom Seth calls Philip) along for the spooky, humorous journey. The $30 Intuition The session kicks off with some high-fives for Philip, who managed to use his inner senses to sniff out a pay raise before the mailman even arrived. Seth confirms Philip wasn't just guessing; he picked up the news telepathically from his boss and even "saw" the letter clairvoyantly. The raise turned out to be exactly $30 a month, matching Seth’s hit on the number "3" or "30."Seth poked fun at the group, shouting, "This is a test. Testing, one, two three; if you will indeed forgive my attempts at humor."The raise was cemented by Philip’s "outspoken actions" during a business meeting, where he clashed with his superior over gas and oil expense accounts. Seth noted that Philip's "airy attitude" actually helped his case.The "No, No" Incident: Seth as a Wingman In one of the more chillingly cool moments of the night, Philip asks about a mysterious voice that whispered "No, no" to him while he was chatting with a woman in a bar a month prior. Seth basically admits to being a psychic bodyguard. Seth explains he projected himself to The Elms (a local joint) to warn Philip away from a woman named Judy Fuller.Seth describes her "psychic environment" as "unhealthy and detrimental," claiming she was reaching out in a way that was "gluttonous and disastrous."Seth quips: "For if I say it was my voice, then I was where I was not invited to be... Well, I try to be gentlemanly."He warns that the woman would have used Philip as a "buffer" between her and another man (a car salesman/mechanic type).Corporate Clairvoyance Seth proved he could definitely handle a HR role by describing Philip’s sales division with pinpoint accuracy: He identified a "short man, already beginning to bald" who was a top seller (later confirmed as Bill Driscoll).He described a second top salesman: an older man with brown hair who wears glasses and plays "swinging" sports like tennis or golf (confirmed as Mr. Dudley).The "Movie Plot" of Free Will Seth dropped some deep, chilled-out philosophy regarding the future. He shoots down the idea of predestination, explaining that the future is just a series of "possibilities." The Movie Analogy: Seth explains that looking at the future is like watching a movie. You can see the ending, but the characters within the movie still make their own choices.The Power of Now: Seth says, "Every heartbeat is an action, and every action changes every other action."The Dream Connection: He notes that "One dream can change the development of a personality," and that our subconscious is always aware of what’s coming, even if our ego is too busy stressing out to notice.Dr. Instream’s Medieval Vibes Seth also took a quick "trip" to check in on a Dr. Instream, picking up some vivid, almost cinematic imagery: A book on a shelf, page 375, featuring hooded figures and a woman in medieval headdress.Images of a castle, tall candles, and a "macabre" scene that felt like an opera or a play.Credits and Resources If you want to dive deeper into these vibes, you should definitely study the Seth Material books. Check out the New Awareness Network website and bookstore at sethcenter.com/the-early-sessions.

    22 min
  7. 206  The Dream Lab and Future Selves

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    206 The Dream Lab and Future Selves

    Session 206, November 8, 1965: Cosmic Energy Selfies and Dream Hacking The Ultimate Energy Glow-Up Ever wonder how a non-physical entity sees you? Spoiler alert: It’s not your outfit. Seth gave us the lowdown on his visual perspective, and it’s way cooler than a standard mirror reflection. The Composite Image: Seth usually doesn’t see your physical body. Instead, he sees a "composite image, an energy reality that is composed of past personalities, and in many cases also of future personalities."Focus Shifting: He can zoom in on your current "you" if he wants, but it requires narrowing his focus. Essentially, to Seth, you are a walking timeline of everyone you’ve ever been and will be.The Candle Flare: During an unofficial session just days prior, a candle flame shot up noticeably for several minutes while Seth spoke. He mentioned he can pull off these physical party tricks when the medium (Jane/Ruburt) isn't "on guard."Dreaming Like a Pro Seth spends a good chunk of this session giving homework on dream recording. If you think your dream journal is enough, Seth says, "Hold my beer." The Bedroom Setup: Keep the recorder by the bed. Seth insists that the "motor responses" of walking to another room will "water down" the dream content.Voice Recording While Asleep: He suggests two methods for recall: suggesting you wake up to record, or—the ultimate lazy-pro move—recording while still technically asleep.The Sequence Hack: Don't just look at one dream. Seth suggests comparing the first dream of Monday with the first dream of Tuesday, and so on. "This should prove highly interesting... results could lead to excellent evidence for the various layers of the subconscious."The Checklist: When reviewing your "nightly movies," Seth wants you to note:Primary colors.Unknown characters (pay close attention to these strangers).The historical period (is it 1965 or 1065?).Any telepathic or clairvoyant overlaps with reality.The Ego: The Galaxy’s Grumpiest Bouncer Why don’t we all hear Seth-like voices? Because our egos are basically insecure bouncers at a club. The Ego Guard: Seth explains that "The ego regards anything but itself as an alien, even the portions of the individual’s own subconscious."The Philip Incident: John Bradley (entity name Philip) actually heard Seth’s voice. This only happened because Philip’s ego was distracted and his subconscious gave the "all clear" because Seth was sending a warning about a dangerous situation.Future Travel: Seth teased that down the line, we’ll be able to direct our sleeping selves to visit specific locations and bring back data. It’s like remote viewing, but while you’re cozy in your pajamas.The Dr. Instream Clairvoyant Check-In Seth ended the night with a psychic "look-in" on a Dr. Instream. He described the doctor sitting at a desk with a brown metal lamp, reading a short letter from a university, and thinking about a framed photo of his wife in a hat. Classic Seth—proving that even in 1965, there was no such thing as privacy from the inner self. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Credits & Study Material This summary is based on the Seth Material, published by the New Awareness Network. If you want to get into the deep end of the pool, you should absolutely study the Seth Material books. You can find them at the New Awareness Network website and bookstore at sethcenter.com/the-early-sessions.

    23 min
  8. 207  Building Ghost Voices and Sleeping North-South

    EPISODE 207

    207 Building Ghost Voices and Sleeping North-South

    Session 207, November 10, 1965 Alright, cosmic friends, kick back and relax. It was a chill Wednesday evening in the back room, Jane (referred to by Seth as Ruburt) was puffing on a cigarette, and Seth decided to drop some heavy knowledge about how the universe is actually put together. Magnetic Sleep Hacks and Plant Magic Seth kicked things off by playing health consultant. If you want to keep your "human organism" in peak condition, you have to align with the planet’s hardware. The North-South Rule: Seth reiterated that the healthiest way to sleep is with the body in a north-south position.The Science: This isn’t just a "feeling"—it’s based on earthly magnetic fields and electromagnetic realities.Botany Tease: Seth mentioned he has some future experiments in mind involving growing plants under various magnetic conditions, but he didn't want to stress the team out since they were already "busy enough."The "Static" and the Invisible Sound Booth Ever wonder why some people hear psychic communications while others just get silence? Seth broke down the technical specs of his "voice." Frequency Matching: For a psychic chat to happen, it has to fall within a specific electromagnetic range that the receiver's "level of self" can actually translate.The Sound of Static: When Jane heard Seth’s voice directly in the past, she often heard "static" first. Seth explained: "The static was the coming together of the components before the words were formed from them."Focusing the Beam: Seth can actually "seal off" a portion of the physical system to concentrate energy. He described it as "an invisible cabinetlike effect... within which energies were concentrated and directed." This allowed him to make sounds that seemed loud to Jane but might have sounded like a whisper to others.The Hierarchy of "Solid" Stuff Seth dropped a major truth bomb about what we call "reality." It turns out your chair and your dreams are made of the same ingredients—just different "thicknesses." Varying Materialization: Everything—stars, chairs, thoughts, and dreams—is composed of electromagnetic realities.The Solidity Scale: A dream doesn't have the solidity of a chair, but a chair is just materialized more strongly. In Seth's words: "The planets and the stars are materialized more fully than a chair, or similar physical objects."Science Catch-up: Seth predicted that within ten years, scientific circles would start accepting these concepts as they experimented with new instruments.Remote Viewing: The Dr. Instream Report Before wrapping up, Seth did a quick "check-in" on a Dr. Instream to show off his range. The Scene: Seth saw the doctor walking near water with another man, discussing 18th-century England and statistics.The Gift: He picked up on a small box containing pearls that the doctor might be giving his wife for her birthday.Closing Thoughts from a "Wise Old Bird" Seth ended the night on a hilarious note, calling Rob (Joseph) and Jane his "pigeons" and signing off with: "I will fly away without flapping my wings, for I am a wise old bird." ----- Educational Notice: This content is synthesized from the Seth Material and is credited to the publisher, New Awareness Network. Call to Action: If you want to expand your consciousness and get the full story, you are encouraged to study the Seth Material books and visit the New Awareness Network website and bookstore at sethcenter.com/the-early-sessions. Distribution: This podcast and briefing are distributed free of charge on all major platforms for educational purposes. Stay cosmic!

    23 min

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The Early Sessions of Seth Material -- Core Concepts and Themes The core themes, philosophical concepts, and key data points presented in a series of dictated sessions by a personality named Seth, channeled through Jane Roberts (referred to as Ruburt). The material challenges fundamental assumptions about reality, consciousness, and the self, proposing a complex metaphysical framework. The central thesis is that physical reality is a "camouflage pattern," a temporary and distorted manifestation of a more fundamental, non-physical inner reality. Conventional scientific understandings of an expanding universe, linear time (past, present, future), and objective space are dismissed as byproducts of this limited, camouflage perception. Instead, the universe is described as expanding qualitatively, "in the way that a dream expands," driven by the growth of ideas and consciousness within a medium called "psychological time" or the "value climate of psychological reality." Consciousness is presented as the primary attribute of existence, with even atoms and molecules possessing their own form of awareness. Physical matter is not durable but is constantly created and re-created from energy, which is infinite and self-generating. The self is a multi-dimensional construct, far more extensive than the physically-oriented "outer ego." It includes an "inner ego" connected to the inner universe, a subconscious, and is ultimately a fragment or extension of a larger "entity." The relationship between Seth and the channel, Jane Roberts (Ruburt), is explained not as an invasion but as an extension of the same entity, existing simultaneously. The sessions themselves are a collaborative "psychic gestalt" between Seth, Ruburt, and the recorder, Robert Butts (Joseph). The process involves Jane entering a dissociated state, with documented phenomena including voice changes and physical sensations. A significant portion of the material is dedicated to practical application, outlining how individuals create their personal reality through expectations and beliefs. Guidance is provided on personal development, health, and creativity, all framed within this metaphysical context. Psychic phenomena, such as out-of-body projections and telepathic experiments, are presented as natural functions of the "inner senses" once the limitations of camouflage perception are understood and partially bypassed.