Hi Seth friends, it seems that when we conquer our belief in linear time, we take “...one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. :-) And it also seems that this is the reason Seth is so consistent in his admonition to think outside of linear time’s assumed structure and reality: “On a neurological basis there are unreleased, latent triggers that CAN be set off, and when they are, your practical experience with time as you know it will be altered. From your viewpoint the species will then be so different that it will seem to be another one entirely. “As Ruburt once suggested, your [modern] system of communications has already expanded the data available to a private conscious mind in a given amount of time, and this on a purely physical level. “You have to handle and assimilate information now available as to happenings in other places that, in previous centuries, no ordinary individual would have been aware of. Events in distant places then become present knowledge… Jet travel scrambles your idea and experience of time, and in so doing alters your concepts of it. “But within the mechanisms of the body there are unused and unrecognized triggers that will allow you, as a species, to consciously handle greater perceptions of time just as you now handle greater perceptions of space. “In a very limited and fumbling manner this is hinted at through the use of computers, where you try to assess ‘future probabilities’ and act accordingly in your present. The mind can do this far better than any computer. “If it believed this, then certain portions of the brain would be activated. The brain would become aware of more of the minds knowledge, and the probabilities of future events would be made consciously available.” The Nature of Personal Reality, Session 675 (originally underlined word in caps)
Posted on: Fri, 24 Oct 2014 12:48:18 +0000
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