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Seth
Pavilion   –   In Their Own Words

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Part 5

SETH ON THE INNER SENSES

by Andy Hughes

I do not harp about to you about theory simply because I
want to spout theory. These are not just fine words that mean nothing, I want you to put
these ideas to practice.

You must try to understand the nature of reality. To some
small extent I have begun to explain this, and the ideas, in themselves, will make you
think. To perceive other realities, we have to use the Inner Senses — methods of
perception that belong to the inner self and operate whether or not we have a physical
form.

The Inner Senses expand normal consciousness and allow us
to become aware of our own multidimensional existence.

Undistorted and yours for the asking, is the knowledge
inherent in the inner self, pertaining to reality as a whole, its laws, principles and
composition.

In the inner self you will find the innate knowledge
concerning the creation of the camouflage universe as you know it. You will find the ways
and means by which the inner self, existing in the climate of psychological reality, helps
create the various planes of existence, constructs outer senses to project and perceive
these, and the ways by which reincarnations take place within various systems. Here, also,
you will find your own answers as to how the inner self transforms energy for it purpose,
changes its form, and adopts other realities, and the mechanics involved.

These will enable you to perceive reality as it exists
independent of the physical world. You must learn to recognize, develop, and use them. The
methods are given in the material, but you cannot utilize the material until you
understand it.

You must, first of all, cease identifying yourself
completely with your ego, and realize that you can perceive more than your ego perceives.
You must demand more of yourself than you ever have before. The material is not for those
who would deceive themselves with packaged, ribboned truths that are parceled out and cut
apart so you can digest them. The material demands that you intellectually and intuitively
expand.

Consciousness can be turned in many directions, but you are
in the habit of directing it along one certain path, and you have forgotten that there are
other paths.

If you consider the conscious mind that you usually use as
one door, then you stand at the threshold of this mind and look out into physical reality.
But there are other doors… It is true that when you close one door there may be a moment
of distortion before you open another, and you may need to learn the methods by which you
can perceive other realities, other conscious portions of yourself. But these portions are
as valid and as real as the consciousness with which you are ordinarily familiar.

There is only one way to learn what consciousness is: by
studying and exploring your own awareness, by changing the focus of your attention and
using your own consciousness in as many ways as possible.

When you look into yourself, the very effort involved
extends the limitations of your consciousness, expands it, and allows the egotistical self
to use its abilities that it often does not realize it possesses.

The Inner Senses reveal to us our own independence from
physical matter, and let us recognize our unique, individual multidimensional identity.

Properly utilized, they also show us the miracle of
physical existence and our place in it. We can live a wiser, more productive, happier
physical life because we understand why we are here, individually and as a people.

The Inner Senses can help us to use telepathic abilities.
This means that in family, business, or social contacts, we will intuitively be aware of
what another person is saying to us: we will know what is beneath their words. You will
also use words better yourself to communicate your inner feelings since you will better
know what those feelings are. You will not be afraid of them or feel the need to cover
them up.

Using the Inner Senses, we simply increase our entire range
of perception. The point of learning how to use the Inner Senses is that you will learn
what reality is… This self-investigation initiates states of consciousness with which
you are not usually familiar, and these senses can be used as investigative tools.

Books cannot tell you this. Even if you use psychoanalysis,
you are still only exploring the topmost levels of your personality, and you do not have
the benefit of those altered states of consciousness that occur when you look into
yourself.

In this sort of exploration, the personality attempts to go
within itself, to find its way through the veils of adopted characteristics of its own
inner identity.

The inner core of the self has telepathic and clairvoyant
abilities that greatly affect family relationships – and your civilization. Now you are
not using these abilities effectively. These are precisely the abilities that are needed
now. If there is to be any hope of world communication, then each of you must understand
where your potentials are.

THE INNER SENSES ARE …

(These are my interpretation of them — Andy)

Inner Vibrational Touch – consciousness expands to contain
other living things, like empathy but perceived as an overall impression like hot or cold.

Psych Time – relax, turn of physical, tune in inner focus
inward.

Perception of Past, Present, Future – time expanded Inner
Vibrational Touch

The Conceptual Sense – complete understanding of concept on
all levels

Cognition of Knowledgeable Essence – stronger instantaneous
cognition of the essence

Innate Knowledge of Basic Reality – particular data to make
manipulation possible – instinct

Expansion or Contraction of the Tissue Capsule –
"tissue" surrounding consciousness in any system – astral

Disentanglement from Camouflage – change of frequency

Diffusion by the Energy Personality – birth – projection
into systems

SOME UNSORTED INFORMATION

You are not the creators of the universe, but are the
creators of the physical world as you know it. YOU create your own reality.

Thought is energy.

When you are in a state that is not the usual waking one
(asleep or "daydreaming") you are conscious and alert. You merely block out the
memory of this experience from the waking ego.

Electromagnetic energy units are the forms that basic
experience takes when directed by the inner self. These then form physical matter and
objects.

When a person dies (having chosen their own death, although
not "consciously"), you must tell the person that they are free to leave, and
that you joyfully give them their freedom. Let them know that they need not stay close,
because you realize that you will be reunited.

Your expectations send telepathic suggestions.

Telepathic conditions called root assumptions exist, of
which each individual is subconsciously aware.

The conscious ego rises out of the "unconscious"
ego, but the "unconscious" being the creator of the ego is necessarily far more
conscious than its offspring.

Those who know existence on a physical level now, have,
because of certain cycles, lived before at approximately the same historical periods. They
possess an inner familiarity, a cohesiveness that belongs with the same sort of reality.

Energy projected into any kind of construction, psychic or
physical, cannot be recalled, and must follow the laws of the particular form into which
it has been molded.

Dreams can give clues to all kinds of behavior.

When you dream of others, they know it. When they dream of
you know it. There would be nothing gained, however in conscious awareness of these
conditions, at this time.

The self has no boundaries except those it accepts out of
ignorance.

Later, in your time, you will look into the physical system
at others in a position like yours now.

Within your physical atoms the origins of all consciousness
still sing.

Your idea of space and time is determined by your
neurological structure. The camouflage is so craftily executed and created by the inner
self that you must, by necessity, focus your attention on the physical reality which has
been created.

The single line of physical experience is merely the
surface thread along which you seem to travel. In actuality, following this analogy, there
would be an infinite number of threads both above and below your own, all part of one
inconceivably miraculous webwork.

The purpose of existence is, quite simply, being as opposed
to nonbeing.

I am telling you what I know, and there is much I do not
know.

I KNOW THAT HELP MUST BE GIVEN ONE TO THE OTHER, AND THAT
EXTENSIONS AND EXPANSIONS ARE AIDS TO BEING.

Each self, as part of All That Is, retains the memory of
the state of agony before their release into actuality, and so each consciousness is
driven toward survival, change, development and creativity.

There are answers to some questions that I cannot give you
about the origin of All That Is, for they are not known anywhere in the system in which we
have our existence.

Entities, being action, always shift and change. There is
nothing arbitrary about their boundaries. Any personality can become an entity on its own.
This involves a highly developed knowledge of the use of energy and its intensities.

When a race is in deepest stress and faced with great
problems, it will call forth someone like Christ. It will seek out and indeed from itself
produce the very personalities necessary to give it strength.

When every young man refuses to go to war, you will have
peace. You do not defend any

idea with violence.

As long as you fight for greed and gain, there will be no
peace.

©Andy Hughes

About the author:

Andy Hughes was one of Jane’s/Seth’s origional class members. All of the information herein are the words of Seth (or Future Seth) which he
reordered and revised to give continuity to his understanding of the material. Andy
states: "I think the main thing lacking in my condensation is Seth’s sense of humor.
I highly recommend Seth/Jane’s books." andy@purdue.edu