Seth says our beliefs form our personal realities. I wrote briefly about this in my last two blogs--this topic could have 100 blog postings and perhaps still not cover all of the nuances (known and unknown) that spin from it. I struggle to present an organized summation of even a portion of Seth (and Jane's) oeuvre. Thinking out loud (isn't that what blogging is?), it would be nice to have a comment or question or even a vehement "you're crazy" note. It would be a theme--a focus-- a rallying point.
But ultimately this blog is an exercise in learning via articulation. My attempts to explain the unexplainable moves me ever so slighter closer to the crux. As I search for ways to express what I am trying to intuit, (as a poet strives for pure descriptive verse?), I feel a pressure/a need to transform my own understanding of the concepts to visceral knowledge. I come up short time and again. I need to feel more and think less.
Which brings me to the power of emotion. Seth says that thoughts, backed by strong emotion and desire, are actually able to create physical matter. Yes you read that correctly. This world is the collaborative creation of all of us-- living in this physical system and the portions of us that operate outside of it. We exist primarily to create, to become. Every cell of our body is infused with this predilection. And though it sounds like something out of Fantastic Four, Seth gives us a pretty interesting description of how it all works in The Seth Material and subsequent books.
Now: there are electromagnetic structures, so to speak, that are presently beyond your (scientific) instruments, units that are the basic carriers of perception. They have a very brief “life” in your terms. Their size varies. Several units may combine, for example; many units may combine. To put this as simply as possible, it is not so much that they move through space, as that they use space to move through. There is a difference.
In a manner of speaking, thermal qualities are involved, and also laws of attraction and repulsion. The units charge the air through which they pass, and draw to them other units. The units are not stationary in the way that, say, a cell is stationary within the body. Even a cell only appears stationary. These units have no “home.” They are built up in response to emotional intensity.
They are one form that emotional energy takes. They follow their own rules of attraction and repulsion. As a magnet, you see, will attract with its filaments, so these units attract their own kind and form patterns, which then appear to you as perception.
Now: a fetus utilizes these units. So does any consciousness, including that of a plant. Cells are not just responsive to light because this is the order of things, but because an emotional desire to perceive light is present. The desire appears on this other level in the form of these electromagnetic units, which then cause a light sensitivity. These units are freewheeling. They can be used in normal perception or what you call extrasensory perception.
It is not that you cannot devise instruments to perceive these units. Your scientists are simply asking the wrong questions, and do not think in terms of such freewheeling structures.
We all know how it feels to be in an emotionally charged environment (ever attended a political rally?). We can feel the energy intuitively and feel it's intent. This, because the energy is alive or conscious. Seth says when this energy is so supercharged with emotional intensity it can and does form physical matter. This is indeed a step up from spoon-bending and other psychic parlor tricks isn't it?
More on consciousness units next session.
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