Session 437: Deep Dives into Notime and Psychic Painting

Kick back, relax, and grab something cold to drink. We’re diving into the cosmic archives with Session 437 from The Early Sessions, Book 9 of the Seth Material, recorded on the evening of September 18, 1968.

This session is a total vibe, featuring Jane Roberts (Ruburt) channeling Seth while their neighbors blared dance tunes downstairs. Despite the "underground noises," Seth dropped some heavy knowledge on the nature of reality and how to use your creative brain to peek into the future.

Life in the "Notime" Zone

Seth starts things off by reminding us that our 9-to-5 clock-watching is basically just a overlay on a much cooler reality called "notime."

• The Ground of Identity: You actually live in "notime" primarily. Our time system is just transposed over it like a filter.
• Direct Experience: In notime, you don’t need words. It’s the energy basement where all probabilities and creative accomplishments live.
• Dream Diving: Every time you dream, you’re taking a dip back into this primary existence.
• Quote: "You come out of notime into what you think of as time, and back to notime again. In notime experiences are far more direct... it is of course here that you have your primary existence and the ground of your identity."

Why Your Back is Acting Up (The Psychological "Ouch")

Jane was dealing with some nasty back pain, and Seth didn't hold back on the psychic diagnosis. It turns out, being "stiff" isn't just a physical thing—it’s an attitude.

• Rigidity vs. Flexibility: Jane was bracing for rejection over a book chapter. Seth noted she was holding her body like she was saying, "I can take it if they hate me."
• The Sapling Strategy: Seth suggested imagining the body (and creative work) as a young, beautiful sapling that moves easily with the breeze rather than a rigid pole that snaps.
• The Psychic Climate: If you live with someone, you’re sharing a psychic atmosphere. You can telepathically "boost" your partner’s inner climate with confidence to help them heal.
• Quote: "He adopts a rigid rather than flexible stance... his back is up, you see... he should imagine the entire book to be a young beautiful sapling that moves easily with each breeze."

The Psychic Artist’s Manual: Predicting the Future

Seth gave Joseph (Rob) a literal cheat code for developing his clairvoyant abilities using his skills as a painter. If you want to know what’s coming, Seth says to "paint" it in your head.

• The Blank Canvas Technique: Imagine a blank framed picture and let your subconscious fill in the details about a future event.
• The Road Symbol: Use perspective to judge time. A long road in your mental painting represents a long time before an event happens.
• The Jar Symbol: A filled jar means the event is close; an empty jar means it's further away.
• Color Coding Your Reality:
  • Bright Reds, Yellows, or Electric Blues: Favorable and immediate news.
  • Dull Grays or Blacks: Unfortunate news or obstacles.
  • Mists: Probabilities haven't hardened yet, so the answer is still "buffering."

Lighten Up or Bust

The biggest takeaway? Don’t take your spiritual growth too seriously. Seth mentioned that even yoga should be done with a "lighter heart" rather than a "do-or-die" attitude. If it’s not fun, you’re doing it wrong.

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Session 436: Seeds, Spills, and Psychic Chills

Recorded on September 16, 1968.

The Mossman Manoeuvres

The session kicks off with some heavy-hitting predictions about Tam Mossman. Apparently, the guy knew what he was getting into before he even sent the letter.

• Subconscious Appointments: Tam was "subconsciously aware" he’d meet Seth the moment he read Jane’s (Ruburt’s) manuscript. Talk about a predestined RSVP.
• The Intellectual Tool: Seth notes Tam’s shift from studying the heredity of actual plants to investigating the "unorthodox seeds" within the human personality.
• A Cosmic Nudge: Seth humorously admits it was "our job" to fire up Tam's attention through a peculiar set of circumstances.
• The Glibness Trap: A warning was issued: Tam needs to avoid "occasional glibness" so he doesn’t accidentally fool himself and waste his potential.

Jane’s Psychic Growth Spurt

Jane was worried she was just a "doorway" for Seth, but the session reveals she was actually leveling up her own psychic hardware.

• Goodbye, Fake Symptoms: In the past, Jane would "fabricate a physical symptom" to explain away sudden clairvoyant moods. Seth basically told her to stop hiding her light under a bushel of pretend headaches.
• The Perception Fusion: Jane’s recent deep emotional reactions were due to a "split experience." She was accidentally fusing an accident from the past with one in the future. It’s like a psychic cross-fader gone wild.

The "Probability" Pile-Up

Seth spends some time untangling a mess of psychic signals involving accidents, friends, and very specific dates.

• The Macdonnel Connection: An accident involving Bill Macdonnel (whom Seth calls Mark or Cam) happened the same night Jane had her intense experience.
• Future Warnings: Seth highlights a "future possibility" of a minor accident involving Tam Mossman’s Eve.
• Specific Red Flags: The warnings are hilariously specific. Watch out for days with a "five" in them (5th, 15th, 25th) and avoid driving with an older woman with a "sharp nose and rather elongated features."
• The "S P" Mystery: Seth picks up initials "S P," which could be a town, a person, or just the start of the word "spring." Even for an entity, some things are a bit blurry in the realm of probabilities.

The Midnight Phone Call from Callista

Mid-session, the phone rings. It’s Callista Buffalin, a widow with her own psychic pings. Seth doesn't miss a beat and starts downloading data for her.

• The Butter Insight: Seth drops a line about "butter in the pantry" vs. the refrigerator. Callista later confirmed this was "extremely meaningful." Who knew dairy storage was a bridge to the beyond?
• The Cellar Books: Seth saw Callista looking through a stack of old, illustrated, initialed books in the cellar. She was literally doing that right before she called.
• The Post-Mortem Package: A package arrived for her husband after he passed. Seth nailed that one, too.
• The Reading List: Seth mentions The Fountainhead and the phrase "coming through the rye."

Quotes for the Soul

• "Now he will work to understand the nature and makeup of those in quotes 'unorthodox' seeds within mankind’s personality."
• "He must escape his occasional glibness, for he could use it to fool himself and not use his full abilities."
• "The experience was a split one, involving an accident in the past and one in the future, that were fused in his perception."

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Insights from Session 435: A Psychic Joyride Gone Wrong

This briefing dives into the eerie and high-voltage events of Session 435 from The Early Sessions Book 9 of the Seth Material, recorded on the evening of September 11, 1968. Buckle up, because this wasn't your typical "Seth sitting in a chair" kind of night—it was more of a psychic jump-scare featuring a ghostly car crash.

The Pre-Session Vibe Check

Before the "official" session even failed to start, the atmosphere in the Roberts’ apartment was getting decidedly trippy. Jane wasn't just tired; she was tuned into a completely different frequency.

• Jane started feeling "strange" right after dinner, suggesting she and Rob should view themselves as their future selves looking back at their physical bodies from the outside. Talk about a meta perspective!
• The apartment began to feel like a psychic obstacle course. Jane described a "pyramid or cone effect" aimed at Rob and felt "intensities" moving around the room like a localized weather system.
• Objects started "pulsating." A blue wine decanter and a plaster head sculpture became psychic hotspots. Jane even noted that the path to the kitchen looked like a "charged pathway."
• Rob, meanwhile, was just trying to keep up, yawning his head off while Jane felt like a "ghost, returning to the scene" of her own life.

The "Maisie" Manifestation

By 10:15 PM, things went from "weird vibes" to "full-blown psychic drama." Jane tapped into a scene that felt like a broadcast from a tragedy in progress.

• Jane initially felt like someone could "take her over rather completely" with some heavy emotional baggage. She wasn't kidding.
• She suddenly inhabited the persona of a 21-year-old girl named Maisie. The scene was frantic: a car accident involving failed brakes.
• Jane’s physical reaction was intense. She was yelling, crying, and literally jumping on the couch, screaming: "Slam on brakes, slam on brakes!"
• She described a grim scene: a cracked windshield, being in the driver's seat, and the terrifying silence after the crash. She whispered: "I think—they’ll think I’m dead because I can’t talk..."

The Mystery Cast and Clues

The "session" threw out a lot of names and details that felt like they belonged in a detective novel. While they didn't have instant verification, the data points were specific:

• The Victim: A girl named Evelyn was the primary concern. Jane (as Maisie) was frantic to "Find Evelyn!"
• The Family: Names like "Mary Benedict" (or possibly Barry), "Nina," and "Papa" were shouted out.
• The Location: Mention of "Boston... avenue" and a movie about a river.
• The Aftermath: Jane felt actual physical pain in her arms during the trance, mimicking the injuries of the driver.

Post-Game Analysis and Speculation

Once Jane snapped out of it, the "charge" in the room lingered like a bad smell.

• Jane admitted she held back. She felt she could have gone "all the way in," but the emotional intensity was too scary.
• The weirdest part? Jane doesn't even drive. She once drove off a road into a field during a lesson because she lacks depth perception—so playing the role of a driver in a crash was a bit of a cosmic irony.
• A few coincidences popped up later: Jane's editor at Ace Books was named Evelyn Grippo, and their friend Tam Mossman had a girlfriend named Eve. However, no one reported a car crash that week. The mystery remains "to be continued."

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Session 434: The Soul’s "Bootleg" Garden and Intellectual Toys

Welcome to a deep dive into the cosmic therapy session of the century. We are looking at Session 434 of The Early Sessions Book 9 of the Seth Material, recorded on the evening of Friday, September 6, 1968. Our guest of honor was Tam Mossman, a witness from Prentice-Hall who spent the weekend getting his psychological clock cleaned by Seth.

The Psychological Vibe: High Energy vs. Inner Dread

Seth didn’t pull any punches when analyzing Tam. Apparently, our friend was walking around with a bit of a "spiritual leak."

• The Energy Leak: Seth noted Tam had a massive desire to communicate but a terrifying fear of "bleeding outward" and losing his basic integrity.
• The Performance: Tam had a "delightful outer self" that pirouetted and pranced for others, while his inner self felt like a void that resented all that wasted energy.
• The Hoarding Phase: In past lives, Tam apparently dealt with this by closing the shutters. Seth joked: "He would make horrible funny faces at the window of his soul to frighten others away, and yet through all of this the inner abilities did indeed grow."

The "Bootleg" Monk of Bordeaux

In one of the most specific past-life reveals, Seth took us back to 1204–1248 near Bordeaux, France.

• Aerofranz Marie: This was Tam’s name in a monastic order associated with St. John.
• The Forbidden Garden: Tam and a few rebel monks were "bootleg seed finders." They defied the theories of the time by running a secret garden to study plant heredity.
• The Clumsy Birth: Tam had a lifelong limp in that life because his "doctor" was actually his mother’s 12-year-old niece who didn't grab him very gently by the heel.
• The "Sad" Ending: His life ended when he tripped over a rock while yelling at trespassers, wandered off unconscious, and drowned while trying to pray by a stream. Seth, ever the comedian, called it "surely a sad sight to think of this poor monk, trying to find his monastery, and prayer only betraying him."

Your Intellect is Not a Trophy

Seth had some chillingly accurate advice for Tam regarding his brainpower. He basically told him to stop treating his mind like a show-piece.

• The "Beautiful Wife" Metaphor: Seth dropped this gem: "You are like a man with a beautiful wife. He shows her off... but he does not really let her work or be herself. So you sit within yourself and say: this is my intellect: it is lovely... But you do not allow it its full penetrating freedom."
• The Career Path: Seth suggested Tam could be a killer salesman, an actor, or a high-level agent for writers of psychic phenomena (talk about niche marketing!).

Family and Flings

The session wrapped up with some quick-fire insights into Tam’s personal life and family tree.

• The Father: Described as a former singer and a "creative" moneylender with an uneven pace and a hidden preoccupation with speed.
• Relationship Status: Regarding his girl, Eve, Seth basically said the relationship was "open" and not mandated by some heavy past-life debt. If it didn't work out, a "highhanded" woman would show up in about three years.

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Session 433: Cosmic Speed Dating and the Illusion of the Clock

Welcome to a deep dive into the cosmic archives. Grab a comfortable chair and maybe a snack, because we are looking at Session 433 of The Early Sessions, Book 9 of the Seth Material, recorded on September 2, 1968. This session is a fascinating trip through the mechanics of time, multidimensional personalities, and why your cat is technically living a more intense life than you are.

The Big Ideas: Time, Personalities, and Psychic Highways

According to the session, what we call "time" isn't the absolute law of the universe—it’s more like training wheels for the soul. Here are the core insights Seth dropped during this Monday night meeting:

• Time as a Protective Filter: Think of time as a "protective device." It organizes experience into "slow and small doses" so we don't get overwhelmed by the sheer intensity of reality. Eventually, we grow out of this and move into "nontime," where we can handle the full dose.
• Multidimensional Personalities and Relationship Hacks: Entities are way more complex than just one "person." Seth explains that entities A and B might have different versions of themselves (Self 1, Self 2, etc.). If A’s "Self 4" vibes with B’s "Self 6," they’ll hang out using those specific portions. It's essentially psychic speed dating where you can swap out parts of your personality to find the best rapport.
• Why You Can't Quit That One Person: Relationships only "take" if there’s a creative spark or a challenge. If you didn't generate strong love or—interestingly—strong hatred, you probably won't see them again in another life. Hatred actually acts as a tether, forcing a relationship to continue through multiple existences until the issues are worked out.
• Personality Autonomy: Personalities aren't stuck with their "home" entity. If a personality finds a better "psychological climate" elsewhere, it can pull away, join another entity, or even start its own new entity group. It's a very fluid, cosmic gig economy.
• The Architecture of Time Systems: Time is built out of nontime. Seth uses the analogy of roads: some time systems are like "national highways" used by many people, while others are "garden paths" built by a single personality. There are even "ruined time structures" out there—realities that were built for a purpose that no longer exists.
• The "Game" of Physical Reality: We are currently playing a game where one of the main rules is "forgetting you are playing a game." This allows us to concentrate better on our "affairs at hand," sharpening our perceptions for when we eventually stop playing.
• The Intensity of the Present: Humans are the only ones obsessed with serial time (the clock). Plants, rocks, and animals like Willy the cat don’t use our time system; they perceive "intensities." Their "now" is actually more vivid and has a "wider duration" than ours because they aren't distracted by the illusion of moments.

Wisdom from the Source

To give you a taste of the session's vibe, here are a few key moments:

"Any time structure is an aid, organizing experience along certain lines. To a large extent it limits perception, and is a protective device. You are learning to handle perception and experience, and time gives it to you in slow and small doses."

"In your system one of the rules is that you forget you are playing a game in order to concentrate better on the affairs at hand. How you do in the game will affect your score elsewhere, in other words."

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Session 432: Cosmic Vibe

Welcome to the cosmic lounge, everyone. Today we’re vibing with some seriously high-level insights from Session 432 of The Early Sessions, Book 9 of the Seth Material, recorded on August 28, 1968. This session is a total trip, diving into how time is basically just a very convincing filing cabinet and how our own cells are basically interns learning how to be "real" people.

This session—presented by the New Awareness Network, Inc.—is packed with "wait, what?" moments that'll make you look at your watch and your own body a little differently.

Time is Just a Fancy Organizer

Seth kicks things off by pointing out that while other dimensions have their own "time," they don't take it as seriously as we do. For them, it’s a tool, not a cage.

• The Organization Hack: Personalities in other systems build time structures just to organize their experiences. They don’t think time has any "reality" of its own.
• Mass vs. Form: We think things need "mass" to have "form," and that mass needs "time" to grow. Seth says that’s a local illusion. "Form is not dependent upon mass... Time has nothing to do with form, however."
• The Shape-Shifter Entity: Seth’s "larger entity" (the big boss version of himself) is so advanced he's basically alien. He changes his form based on his mood. Seth notes: "He was never imprisoned by believing that one personality existed within one form. To your way of thinking he would change form according to his mood; as he thinks, he is."

The Ultimate Mentorship Program

Ever wonder what your cells are thinking? According to Seth, you’re basically their professor.

• Learning by Osmosis: The consciousnesses in your cells and molecules are "incipient and latent personalities." They are learning conceptual thought from you right now.
• Future Inhabitants: These microscopic roomies of yours are evolving to eventually organize larger portions of energy. They might not stay in our system, but they represent the "future inhabitants" of the system.
• Divine Intervention (The Chill Version): Advanced personalities sometimes take on "camouflage" to enter our system and help out. Sometimes they just whisper ideas into people's subconscious while they sleep. Seth quips that this is why religious stories talk about a Father sending a Son—the big-time entities are too used to nontime to fit into our rigid schedules.

History’s Hidden Influencers

It turns out history isn’t just a series of random events; it’s being nudged by some very dedicated "family" entities.

• The Family Entity: Some advanced personalities return as "large families" throughout history to act as dominant, significant entities. They are basically the gardeners of civilization.
• Plastic Time: To these entities, our past and future are the same. They work within "probabilities" to steer us toward better outcomes. As Seth says: "Even your time is basically plastic, though it does not seem so to you."
• The Exit Strategy: Some souls drop into our system, realize it’s not for them (no judgment), and leave immediately. But if you make it through childhood, you’re committed to the curriculum.

Final Thoughts from the Void

Seth reminds us that we block out "nontime" because we’re so obsessed with physical matter. Once you buy into the "stuff," you have to buy into the "clock." But in dreams and certain advanced "projections," we can travel instantaneously because mobility isn't actually constrained by time.

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Session 431: The Cosmic Calculator: Numbers, Identities, and Dimensional Vibes

Welcome to the cosmic lounge, folks. Today we’re diving into some seriously "out there" math that makes high school algebra look like a walk in a very flat, two-dimensional park. We are looking at Session 431 from The Early Sessions Book 9 of the Seth Material, recorded on August 26, 1968. Grab a drink, relax, and let’s see why the universe might just be a giant, multi-layered number cruncher.

The Vibes of the Session

Before we get into the math, let's talk about the mood. This wasn't your average "sit and chat" session.

• Jane Roberts was feeling a "pyramid effect," which basically meant she had to hold her head perfectly still like she was balancing an invisible cosmic hat.
• The voice coming through wasn't the usual Seth; it was his "larger personality." Think of it as Seth’s entity speaking from a very long distance—clear, high, thin, and definitely not from around here.
• Jane felt like she was being pushed "like mad" to get the info right, even though she didn't know a thing about math. She even had to "stuff herself back into her head" when it was over. Talk about a brain workout!

Numbers as Personalities

Forget what you learned in school. In this session, Seth explains that numbers aren't just symbols for counting apples; they are actual identities.

• The Identity of Seven: A number like 7 is its own "self." It can hang out with 3 and 4 to make a group, but it never stops being 7.
• The Negative Zone: Ever wonder about minus numbers? Seth says they represent identity in a "time of relative nonbeing." Basically, they exist in a way we can’t quite wrap our heads around, so we just slap a minus sign on them.
• Quote: "One number, for example 7, can be considered itself as an identity. Now, it may become a portion of other numbers in infinite varieties, and yet it is always itself."

That Fourth-Dimensional Math Homework

If you think math is hard now, wait until you try it in the fifth dimension. Seth points out that our current systems are a bit... well, basic.

• Hidden Intensities: Every number has "infinite varieties of intensities" behind it that we can’t see.
• The Cosmic Lineup: Imagine the number 1. Now imagine an infinite line of other "1s" stretching out behind it. They aren't copies; they are unique variations that can expand or snap together like a cosmic accordion.
• Flatland Problems: We see numbers as flat lines on a flat surface. We’re totally missing the multidimensional "weight" and depth behind them.
• Quote: "A fourth and fifth-dimensional mathematics cannot be initiated from within inside your own system."

Breaking Out of the System

Our science and math are great for opening doors, but only the doors inside our own little "room" of reality.

• Limited Keys: Our symbols for reality are like keys that only fit our own house. They won't unlock the mysteries of other dimensions because they were built for this one.
• No-Time Experience: Seth wants us to ditch the "old familiar props" of time and space to experience what it's like to be a personality outside of the clock.
• Quote: "Your ideas of time and identity remain limited... You can open endless doors with [your symbols], but only doors within your own system."

Final Thoughts and Credits

This session is a wild reminder that identity is way more complex than just a name and a face—it’s a multidimensional unit of intensity. If you want to dive deeper into these "angled shafts of light" and cosmic math, you really should check out the source.

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Session 430: Time, Apples, and Cosmic Identity

Welcome to a total mind-bender from the archives. We’re diving into the cosmic vibes of Session 430 from The Early Sessions, Book 9 of the Seth Material, recorded on August 22, 1968. It was a sticky, humid Thursday night, and while the physical world was melting in the heat, Seth was busy cooling everyone down with some chillingly profound truths about reality.

The Great Time Illusion

If you think life is a straight line from birth to death, Seth is here to gently tell you that you’re living in a "highly artificial" setup. Here’s the lowdown on why our watches are basically lying to us:

• Simultaneous Style: Outside of our physical system, events aren't a "serial" movie. They happen all at once. An ego living through the Civil War is currently chilling at the same "time" as an ego in the year 3000.
• The Mediumship Mismatch: When people try to talk to the "dead," they expect spirits to remember things in a neat order. Seth points out that for a survival personality, a big event from 1948 might be totally meaningless. They use "associative processes" instead of calendars.
• No Barriers Required: You don’t need walls to be "you." Identity isn't one indivisible unit; a personality can actually be a part of more than one entity while still keeping its own vibe.
• The "Mass Creation" Concept: Physical reality and the time scheme are just tools we use to learn how to handle the force of our ideas. Once you don't need to "materialize" ideas anymore, time becomes useless.

Seth’s Humorous Take on Logic and Apples

Seth had a bit of fun with Joseph (Rob) regarding his preference for organized, neat notes. He basically told us to stop trying to put the universe in a box.

• Anti-Category Vibes: Seth warned against treating subjects like a fence. He noted that "True organization is not logical in any case," encouraging us to take intuitional leaps instead of sticking to "neat paragraphs."
• The Apple Definition: When asked "What is time?", Seth gave the ultimate "chilling" answer:
• Experience vs. Measurement: There are no natural "minutes" or "hours." Those are just things humans slapped onto reality. An apple is a natural event of time and space, but a clock is just a concept we’re obsessed with.

The Architectural Soul: A Case Study

During the session, Seth gave some fascinating background on a student present named Emolene. It turns out she’s been busy across the centuries:

• Past Lives: She had lives in ancient Greece, 14th-century Belgium, and a 13th-century Spanish-speaking colony in South America (which Seth noted might confuse historians, but hey, the "inner" truth doesn't care about our history books).
• The Builder Instinct: Across at least four male lives, she was obsessed with building—specifically arches, irrigation, and temples.
• Modern Replicas: Fun fact—the gardens at her 1968 home were actually replicas of gardens she laid out during her Spanish era. Talk about consistent branding!

Dive Deeper

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Session 429: The Cosmic Entity and the "No Time" Vibe

Welcome to the breakdown of a classic. Today, we’re diving into the deep end with Session 429 from The Early Sessions, Book 9 of the Seth Material, recorded on the evening of August 14, 1968. Before we get into the cosmic weeds, just a heads-up: this podcast is distributed free of charge on all major platforms for educational purposes.

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The Big Picture: Entities and the "Giant Humanoid" Analogy

Seth decided to drop some serious knowledge about how an entity actually looks and functions. Since our brains are stuck in 3D, he gave us a "chilling" analogy to help us wrap our heads around it.

• The Midnight Sky: Imagine a giant humanoid entity spread across the physical universe. If you looked at its boundaries against the night sky, you’d see stars and planets inside it.
• Moment Points: Those stars aren't just decor; they represent "moment points." They are part of the entity like cells are part of your body, but they also act as doorways into experiences.
• The Travel Agent: The entity’s consciousness travels through these points. Seth points out that "The entity and its time are not separate. They are one."
• Psychological Tissues: Seth describes time as the "tissues" of the entity—ever-changing and living. Basically, the entity is its own experience.

The Secret Life of Personalities

This session got spicy when Seth introduced some "entirely new data" that blew Rob’s mind.

• Personality Mobility: Personalities are like fish swimming through streams. They aren't stuck with one entity; they can belong to multiple entities and shift around because boundaries are mostly imaginary.
• Leveling Up: Any personality can eventually become an entity. It just takes a highly developed knowledge of energy and "intensities."
• Psychological Atoms: Psychological structures move through a "value climate" as freely as atoms move through space.

Why Your Watch is a Liar

Seth spent a good chunk of the night trying to "forcibly rip out" our stereotyped ideas of time. Here’s the "nontime" reality:

• Value Fulfillment: In the psychological realm, time is replaced by "value fulfillment."
• Intensities over Minutes: A thought or a feeling is much closer to the true nature of time than an hour is. Thoughts fade, grow intense, and regulate themselves.
• The Seth Joke: Seth wrapped up the session with a bit of humor, saying, "No time is my time..."
• The Reality Check: As Seth puts it, "Basically time is simply psychological experience, regardless of the lapses between perception..."

The Artist Friend and the "Sepia" Mystery

The session started a bit late because Jane and Rob were debating their new Q&A system. Seth also touched on a "sepia episode" involving an artist friend named Van Elver.

• Signal Strength: Seth explained that sometimes the connection with Van Elver is perfect, and other times it’s a strain. They wait for "clear signals" rather than forcing it.
• No Offense Taken: Seth made sure to underline that he wasn't annoyed by their questions, even though he was putting off some answers until they were ready for the full explanation.

Study Up and Keep Exploring

If this session sparked a fire in your psyche, you really need to get your hands on the source material. We highly encourage everyone to study the Seth Material books and visit the New Awareness Network website and bookstore at sethcenter.com/the-early-sessions.

Session 428 Cosmic Brain Upgrades and Multidimensional Light

Recorded on the night of August 12, 1968, let’s see what Seth has to say about our biological hardware and the "spacious present."

Neurological Hardware: Your Brain is Still Downloading

Seth kicks things off by basically telling us our physical brains are currently running on legacy software. We’re using analogies because our literal neurological "wiring" isn't ready for the raw data of the universe.

• The Evolutionary Path: Our brains grow more complex as we seek "inner knowledge." It’s a demand-and-supply situation—if you seek the truth, your biology will literally build the pathways to handle it.
• Mind vs. Brain: While the physical brain is currently hitting a "system error" when trying to process multidimensionality, the mind and inner self are already totally in the loop.
• The Seth Quote: "The neurological structures would create new pathways to accommodate such knowledge when the knowledge itself was sought for... Multidimensional concepts cannot be received, nor interpreted, at this point by the physical brain."

Star-Light and Personality Traces

Ever wonder what happens when a "self" moves on to other dimensions? Seth uses a pretty "chilling" and beautiful analogy of stars to explain how we help those who come after us.

• Personality Pathways: Just like a star lights up a dark landscape for a traveler, personalities that have moved on leave "electrical pathways" in their wake.
• Purposeful Light: Unlike a blind star, these psychological structures have "understanding and purpose." They intentionally let their "vitality" shine back down the paths they’ve traveled to help the rest of us catch up.
• The Seth Quote: "It allows the light of its personality to shine purposely down those paths from which it has come, in order to help others who will follow; but the light is the light of vitality, and carries with it traces of the personality who lets it shine."

The "Alice" Psychic Detective Work

During this session, Seth spends a fair amount of time playing psychic investigator regarding a deceased classmate named Alice.

• The Details: Seth drops specific data points: a connection to Florida, lung difficulties in 1963, a death in 1965, and a child named Gina.
• The Fox Connection: Seth mentions a 1938 connection, a shoe store, and a possible address or street involving the word "Fox." While the physical map didn't immediately confirm a "Fox Street," the vibe of the information was highly specific to the time and place.

The Purpose Trap and Seth’s "Other Half"

Seth gets a bit humorous here, reminding us that "purpose" is a limiting human word that implies a finish line. In reality, it’s all about "Value Fulfillment."

• Seth’s Identity: Seth admits he is part of a "larger self" and even shares the stage with another personality. He jokes about being "overjoyed" to be the Seth we know, while acknowledging his "other half" has a "warm spot" for him.
• The Concept of Being: The ultimate goal isn't just "brute survival"—it’s simply being.
• The Seth Quote: "I am overjoyed to be the self that you know (smile), and I do indeed take pleasure in that existence, and in meeting its responsibilities... We all, quite simply, are."

The Van Elver "Awkward Moment"

Even a multidimensional teacher gets caught off guard! When asked about a discarnate entity named Van Elver and the "use of sepia" in a portrait, Seth seemed a little annoyed at being put on the spot.

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