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Unconsciously, you are aware of their progress, as unconsciously they are aware of yours. [...]

[...] The conscious notice, therefore, was all you knew of the deep unconscious creative endeavor and psychological mechanism that brought them into existence.

[...] But, again, they are not unconscious. [...]

[...] It would be foolish to the extreme to stay here when you are both consciously and unconsciously waiting for the bridge to be built. [...]

[...] Partially, then, such deaths are meant to make the survivors question the conditions (dash) — for unconsciously the species well knows there are reasons for such mass deaths that go beyond accepted beliefs.

[...] Your proud human consciousness rests on the vast “unconscious” integrity of your physical being. [...]

[...] You, however, form your own physical image at an unconscious level in more or less the same manner, but with some important differences. [...]

It is not true, of course, that before the time of modern psychology man had a concept of himself that dealt with conscious exterior aspects only, although it has been written that until that time man thought of himself as a kind of flat-surfaced self — minus, for example, subconscious or unconscious complexity.

[...] Basically however all of this takes place in deeply unconscious layers. [...]

Consciously Ruburt can learn to note various circumstances that seem to facilitate or inhibit his abilities, and our communications, but the abilities themselves develop in accordance with unconscious principles. [...]

I am obviously also directed by my own unconscious, for there is always a principle that does not become conscious. [...]

Knowledge is usually passed down through the ages in your reality, through books and historic writings, yet each individual contains within himself or herself a vast repository: direct knowledge of the past, in your terms, through unconscious comprehension.

[...] They are as unconsciously a part of your present, and as connected with it, as yesterday is.

10. This material immediately reminded me that before the session tonight Jane and I had discussed Seth’s promise to answer the two questions I’d posed for him before sessions 698–99, in Volume 1. The question of interest here (I summarized them both in the notes following the 699th session) had to do with my inability to comprehend an “unconscious” species state. [...]

[...] You have escaped it because you have learned and grown easier in those directions—or you both consciously and unconsciously applied new concepts to those other areas. [...]

[...] I try to be grateful each day for what we have, while still being aware that the mechanisms that deliver those benefits to us may operate largely on unconscious levels.)

[...] At various times the consciousness becomes unconscious, and the unconscious becomes conscious. [...]

[...] The body has been calling for more food and nourishment, and quite unconsciously he has been consuming a larger amount of peanut butter, which is giving him several nutriments that he needs.

[...] This applies not only individually, so that the cell knows its future pattern, for example; but in the same way, an entire species will unconsciously have the knowledge of its own “ideal” fulfillment in its overall world environment.

[...] Believing for example that death is a complete end can result in a quite unnecessary period of unconsciousness.

[...] But you are unconscious cocreators whether you know it or not. [...]

[...] Unconsciously, the twin will get the message and understand it. [...]

[...] On your relationship now, yours and Ruburt’s: unconsciously you inspire each other.

In the past this was done completely at an unconscious level, with no conscious knowledge. [...]

[...] Between these periods, however, there are periods of unconsciousness. [...]

“During the unconscious periods the drugs injected into the physical brain give increased nourishment to those areas of the brain involved in these ejections of consciousness. [...]

[...] There are issues involved that you are unconsciously aware of—concerning, say, the people. [...]

[...] She halfway expected it, as you both unconsciously realized. [...]

(“I also got that he’s going to say that in ordinary terms we don’t have access to all the information we’ve got at one time because consciously it would be so hard to sort through it — but that we really are conscious of it, and for working purposes we just pretend that we aren’t. He’s said that before — that the so-called unconscious portions of ourselves are in themselves quite conscious.”

(Long pause.) Love-making reunites you with your own pasts, and unconscious bodily memory carries you backward to your earliest responses to your own body and that of others. [...]