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[...] Events such as hallucinations give you hints of this.

[...] Now you may call this mass hallucination if you will. [...]

[...] On such occasions your attention is focused elsewhere, in what you might call mini-dreams or hallucinations, or associative and intuitive processes of thought that go quite beyond normal focus.

[...] As is known, anyone deprived of sufficient dreaming will most likely begin to hallucinate while in the waking state, for too much experience has built up that needs processing. [...]

[...] You interpret some of them as events, dream events, so-called hallucinations; and sometimes certain ranges of these units are interpreted by you as movement-through-time.

Now even in the case of hallucinations, the originator uses projections from his own physical structure, which he then perceives. [...]

[...] “Did I somehow go back in space and time, or did I hallucinate the entire episode?”

[...] Could I have seen an old movie when I was a child, forgotten it, and then hallucinated scenes from it, all without knowing?”

[...] That is, she is happily and knowingly hallucinating early girlhood experiences for the sheer joy of the freedom involved. [...]

[...] The cause of schizophrenia is unknown, and the victim usually ends up hospitalized because of the severity of symptoms, which can include motor malfunctions, perceptual distortions involving hallucinations and delusions, strange behavior, and a withdrawal from reality. [...]

[...] He may even hallucinate such a giant onion but all the time the principle of vitality and power and growth is All That Is, and all of it that you can understand at this point, is within the onion. [...]

[...] You know that you hallucinate the room. [...]

[...] Such an individual then can understand the nature of hallucinations at the point of death, and with full conscious awareness enter into the next plane of existence. [...]

[...] Again in Seth Speaks, see Seth’s material at 10:07 in the 539th session for Chapter 10: “You may perfect [that past life], in other words, but you cannot again enter into that frame of reference as a completely participating consciousness — following — say, the historic trends of the time, joining into the mass-hallucinated existence that resulted from the applied consciousness of your self and your ‘contemporaries.’”

[...] This steady checking has the added advantage that it serves as a protection against any possible hallucination [although this would have to be a mass effect, and highly unlikely]; the checking in a deliberate manner was a good method to keep one’s feet on the floor, so to speak, even if the table was acting contrary to gravity.

[...] There is no reason, for example, to encounter any demons or devils in any trance or out-of-body condition.³ (Pause.) In such cases your own hallucinations blind you to the environment within which they are projected. [...]

[...] You imagine that only hallucinations are involved. [...]

[...] “And I know it wasn’t a hallucination,” I said. [...]

[...] The hallucinations appear more or less consistent merely because everyone on that particular level is under the effects of self-hypnosis, and because they have already constructed hallucinary senses, the outer senses, in order to perceive the hallucinary world that they have created.

[...] What he saw was not an hallucination.

Then I recalled my previous experiments with dream states and knew that I wasn’t normally awake as I thought, but was wandering out in the living room, in an out-of-body state and hallucinating. [...]