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“Any perception instantly alters the electromagnetic and neurological systems of the perceiver. In your terms this is what a perception is: an alteration of neurological structure. [...]

Physically we can only handle so much data at once, since we are dependent in that respect upon our neurological structure. [...]

[...] The ego simply will be bypassed, but the other layers of the self, and the neurological structures particularly, will continue to operate as always. [...]

Neurologically, you tune into only a portion of your body’s reality and are ignorant of the great, tiny but tumultuous communications that are ever flying back and forth in the microscopic but vital cellular world.

[...] It is a good idea to remember that the neurological quickness happens in all portions of the body. [...]

6. But in appendixes 4 and 5 for Volume 1, see Jane’s own material on other-than-usual neurological pulses, or speeds. Seth examined our neurological pulses — and habits — at 12:19 in Session 686.

[...] In those terms Ruburt has learned, or rather Ruburt is learning, to alternate a series — to bring information from one [neurological series] to another, so to speak.

[...] In the 686th session he discussed our cells’ comprehension of the past, present, and future, as well as our cellular responses to a variety of neurological pulses besides that certain range we’re egotistically focused upon. [...]

(Jane’s expressions of long sound and her sensations of massiveness are of course directly related to the multidimensional neurological activity, the “sidepools” of consciousness, that she described in Appendix 4 of Volume 1. Seth also mentioned neurological pulses and/or speeds in various sessions in Volume 1. In the opening delivery for Session 686, for example, see his information on our species’ selection of one “official” series of neurological pulses for physical reality, and, at 12:19 A.M., his remarks on prejudiced perception. Appendix 5 for the same session contains more of Jane’s own material on neurological speeds.

[...] I sensed this neurologically, though how that was possible, I don’t know….”

(4:31.) The analogy of the many speeds of consciousness actually fits in well with the actual neurological sequences upon which consciousness plays. [...]

[...] Again, the neurological structure has much to do with this. [...]

[...] The neurological structures would create new pathways to accommodate such knowledge when the knowledge itself was sought for. [...]

[...] In your case, again, a certain neurological prejudice occurs. [...] Again automatically, you would also become aware of other neurological patterns than those you use. [...]

[...] Words, again, are related to the neurological structure, and languages follow that pattern. [...]

[...] Your only effective point of changing any aspect of your world lies in that miraculous instant connection of spirit and self through neurological impact.

[...] You must respond to your new beliefs, so that neurologically the new message gets across.

To me, some of the most important material in Volume 1 is Jane’s information on her sensing of other neurological pulses as they’re connected with probable events, and how she picked up those pulses by bypassing her direct, or ordinary neurological impact. See her work in appendixes 4 and 5. Seth also discussed such neurological changeovers in Session 685, among others. [...]

[...] He has cut down on some stimuli, and therefore slowed neurological messages.

[...] You cannot shut down, or slow down certain methods of communication, or try to block out some neurological frameworks so that other portions will operate more effectively. [...]

[...] Only your beliefs, training, and neurological indoctrination prevent you from recognizing the true nature of your consciousness while you sleep. [...]

Your own main consciousness has the ability to travel faster than light (as noted at 9:37), but those perceptions are too fast, and the neurologically structured patterns that you accept cannot capture them. [...]

[...] Neurologically he became familiar to some extent with the stuff beneath language, the inner rhythms unexpressed, and felt the odd connections that exist between words and your sense of time. [...]

[...] There were innumerable considerations, innumerable experiments, with size, brain capacity, neurological structure, and with a kind of consciousness flexible enough to change with its environment, and also vigorous enough to explore and alter that environment. [...]

[...] (Pause, then quietly:) We have been trying to form some kind of a neurological bridge in order to convey some particularly pertinent material for our book. [...]

[...] That instant was important neurologically.

[...] It must be in your language—your neurological language. [...]

[...] The heavy, specialized use of so-called rational thought has often caused him to narrow even his neurological recognition of other kinds of experience that might enlarge his view. [...]

4. In Appendix 4 for Session 685, Jane wrote of her attempts while in the dream state to sort out multidimensional, probable data of her own, and of how they collected for processing in sidepools of experience “before flowing into the ‘official pool of consciousness.’” Then, she added a bit later, through bypassing direct neurological activity, and using the “side pockets or pools where data are still unprocessed … you can pick up several other strands of consciousness ‘at once,’ though retention may be difficult.”

[...] (Pause.) Images as you think of them are based upon your own neurological structure, and your interpretations of these. [...]