“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

When I enter your system, I intrude into three-dimensional reality, and you must interpret what happens in the light of your own root assumptions. Now whether or not you realize it, each of you intrudes into other systems of reality in your dream states without the full participation of your normally conscious self. In subjective experience you leave behind physical existence and act, at times, with strong purpose and creative validity within dreams that you forget the instant you awaken.

Your planetary systems exist at once, simultaneously, both in time and in space. The universe that you seem to perceive, either visually or through instruments, appears to be composed of galaxies, stars, and planets, at various distances from you. Basically, however, this is an illusion. Your senses and your very existence as physical creatures program you to perceive the universe in such a way. The universe as you know it is your interpretation of events as they intrude upon your three-dimensional reality. The events are mental. This does not mean that you cannot travel to other planets, for example, within that physical universe, any more than it means that you cannot use tables to hold books, glasses, and oranges (as our coffee table did at that moment), although the table has no solid qualities of its own.

(“How was it possible for an entity from such a different plane to intrude like that upon our plane?”

(Jane dictates:) There is no problem there, as far as intruding is concerned. [...]

[...] Your friend however really would have intruded, in a bumbling but quite domineering manner, had I so allowed him. [...]

[...] (Pause.) What you perceive of time is a portion of other events intruding into your own system, often interpreted as movement in space, or as something that separates events — if not in space, then in a way impossible to define without using the concept of time.

Now these are units moving faster than the speed of light, excellent energy sources intruding into and impinging upon matter without ever materializing. [...]

[...] She left the room door open when she left, so that hall noises intruded.

[...] Other beliefs are not allowed to intrude, and even those who are firm believers, but not fanatics, naturally prefer the company of their own kind.

[...] Keep the household rules then, but within them Ruburt is to have freedom on his part while not intruding on your time. [...]

[...] At various times more of the abilities of the whole self intrude, so to speak, upon the ego system. [...]

1. Seth has some material analogous to this in the 582nd session in Chapter Twenty of Seth Speaks: “What you perceive of time is a portion of other events intruding into your own system, often interpreted as movement in space….” [...]

[...] Step two, getting rid of the intruder, could at least follow. [...]

[...] The same thing can happen, however, where no crashes or disasters are involved, and no dangers are implied, but where events that do not fit into your implied pattern intrude into it.

[...] I mention these details to show something of our situation re Seth’s last deleted session on “intruders” when we want privacy. [...]

[...] You felt she intruded. [...]

[...] And even when some event intrudes from these systems into your own three-dimensional existence, you are not able to interpret it, for it is distorted by the very fact of entry.

[...] Presently you understand your existence only as it intrudes into three dimensions. [...]

The Sumari therefore appear in or intrude into the three-dimensional system from other dimensions.

[...] Unnumbered elements can still intrude to change their probability, even now, however; but the probabilities when Ruburt perceived the impressions were that the event would occur. [...]

[...] The events of which you are conscious are only those fragments of activities that intrude or appear to your normal waking consciousness. [...]

[...] Matter, in other words, is the shape that basic experience takes when it intrudes into three-dimensional systems. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) When any system of reasoning becomes too rigid, however, there are always adjustments made that will allow other information to intrude — otherwise, of course, your belief systems would never change.

[...] The dream universe, for example, may intrude with unusual sharpness. [...]

You intruded upon the child in no way. [...]

[...] Although at times you would consciously want them, the hidden bitterness intruded. [...]