“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Any perception of any kind instantly alters the electromagnetic and neurological systems of the perceiver. In your terms, physically, that is what perception is—an alteration of neurological structure. The perceiving mechanisms themselves change and are changed by that which they perceive, and I am speaking now of your physical system, and the physical nature of any perception.

It is literally impossible for you, and it is a logistic contradiction to imagine, with your physical structures, that any perception can be received unless the perceiver’s own inner situation is altered. I am trying to make it as clear as possible that information automatically blends with, is intermingled with, and enmeshed with, the entire (pause), physically-valid (hyphen) structure of the personality.

Now. I am on my way to answering one of your questions—

It is more than a simple matter. It is more a simple matter of having a clear channel through which neutral information can flow. Now you will I am sure have further questions concerning that last remark—

In your terms therefore I can be in many places at once, and conscious of so being. It does not mean that I am less in one place than another. (Pause.) Now in some way that you are not ready, or should I say able, to understand as yet, I help Ruburt to perceive clairvoyant information more clearly, in that I help to direct the kinds of alterations that occur within his neurological structure.

My own identity, in simple terms, has fewer hang-ups than the personality that is operating in physical terms. My range of perception is far greater, as is my range of activity and the kinds of energy I am able at times to direct. Even the quality of that action is of a different nature.

This will (underlined) enable you (to have) greater freedom. Ruburt’s own old suggestion—be critical in your dreams of your dreams. When you know you are dreaming you can indeed project. But I will help you this evening. (Leaning forward, humorously:) Am I that hard to remember?