Name: Seth On The Inner Senses, What They Are And How To Use Them (Channeled By Jane Roberts)
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You are sensing far more than you have been taught to notice.

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Beyond the five physical senses, there are inner senses, constantly active, quietly shaping how reality appears to us through the Seth material channeled by Jane Roberts.

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These inner senses are described as natural faculties of consciousness, ways of perceiving reality that exist independently of the physical body.

They are not unusual abilities or special powers.

They are already operating far beneath ordinary awareness.

These senses relate to intuitive understanding, empathic perception, and

forms of knowing that go beyond ordinary sight and hearing.

The inner senses allow us to perceive what lies beneath words, to register meaning before thought, and

to sense the multidimensional nature of our higher awareness.

They function together just as the physical senses do, forming a broader field of perception.

Over time, these capacities can be strengthened.

Consciousness may evolve toward the ability to register many more forms of perception than are currently recognized.

Developing the inner senses is a gradual adjustment, much like a newborn learning to use its senses.

it is within that inner movement that what is being sought is ultimately found.

In this material, Seth focuses on how to tune in to the inner senses and why they matter.

Because they are part of our awakening and part of learning to operate within a broader sense of identity, one that includes more than physical perception.

From now on, you will hear Seth's profound and insightful statements as he presents them.

If you would momentarily put aside the selves you take for granted, you could experience your own multidimensional reality.

These are not just fine words that mean nothing.

I do not harp to you about theory simply because I want to spout theory, but

because I want you to put these ideas into practice.

First, you must try to understand the nature of reality.

There are inner senses as well as physical ones.

These will enable you to perceive reality as it exists independently of the physical world.

You must learn to recognize, develop, and use these inner senses.

The methods are given in the material, but you cannot utilize the material until you understand it.

You must, first of all, cease identifying yourself completely with your ego and realize that you can perceive more than your ego perceives.

You must demand more of yourself than you ever have before.

The material is not for those who would deceive themselves with pretty packaged ribbon.

Truths that are parceled out and cut apart so that you can digest them.

That sort of material serves a need, but our material demands that you intellectually and intuitively expand.

Pretend that you hold a flashlight, and the flashlight is consciousness.

You can turn this light in many directions, but

instead you are in the habit of directing it along one certain path.

And you have forgotten that there are other paths.

All you have to do is swing the flashlight in other directions.

When you shift it, the path upon which you have been focusing will momentarily appear dark.

But other realities and images will become available to you.

And there is nothing to prevent you from swinging the flashlight back to the earlier position.

We want you to change the channels of your awareness.

If you consider the conscious mind that you usually use as one door, Then you stand at the threshold of this mind and look out into physical reality.

You are not expected to become unconscious.

Then there is no need to feel that when you block out the ordinary conscious mind, there is only blankness.

It is true that when you dose one conscious mind door.

There may be a moment of disorientation before you open another.

It is also true that you may need to learn the methods by which you can perceive other realities.

Simply because you are not used to manipulating these other conscious portions of yourself.

But these portions are as critical and even as intellectual, as valid and as real as the consciousness with which you are ordinarily familiar.

Seth insists that there is only one way to learn what consciousness is.

By studying and exploring our own awareness, by changing the focus of our attention and using our own consciousness in as many ways as possible.

He says, when you look into yourself, the very effort involved extends the limitations of your consciousness, expands it, and

allows the egotistical self to use abilities that it often does not realize it possesses.

The inner senses are not important because they release clairvoyant or telepathic abilities, but

because they reveal to us our own independence from physical matter and let us recognize our unique individual, multidimensional identity.

Properly utilized, they also show us the miracle of physical existence and our place in it.

We can live a wiser, more productive, happier physical life.

Because we begin to understand why we are here individually and as a people.

The inner senses help us use telepathic abilities, for example.

This doesn't mean that we will always be able to read minds.

It means that in family, business, or social contacts, we will be intuitively aware of what the other person is saying to us.

We will also use words better ourselves to communicate our inner feelings.

Since we will know what those feelings are, we will not be afraid of them or feel the need to cover them up.

At times we can read minds, though that is a popular term, leaving much to be desired.

But to use the inner senses properly, they must be Used smoothly, often blending one into the other.

It is often difficult to know whether we are receiving clairvoyant or telepathic information, for example, not that it matters.

Using the inner senses, we simply increase our entire range of perceptions.

All of the physical senses operate at once to give us our picture of reality.

We use the inner senses the same way constantly, far beneath our conscious notice.

In order to explain them, we must describe them separately, though their effects are felt together.

Seth began to list and explain them early in the material.

Starting in February 1964, I will list them as he did and include a few excerpts from his descriptions.

Inner Vibrational Touch Think of the inner senses as paths leading to an inner reality.

The first sense involves perception of a direct nature, instant cognition through what I can only describe as inner vibrational touch.

Imagine a man standing on a typical street of houses and grass and trees.

This sense would permit him to feel the basic sensations felt by each of the trees about him.

His consciousness would expand to contain the experience of what it is to be a tree, any of all of the trees.

He would feel the experience of being anything he chose within his field of notice.

He would not lose consciousness of who he was, but

would perceive these sensations somewhat in the same way that you now feel heat and cold.

This sense is much like empathy, but far more vital.

Seth says that we can't experience these inner senses in their full intensity now because our nervous systems can't handle that much stimuli.

Generally, this first inner sense can be extremely valuable, leading to expansion of experience, greater understanding, and compassion.

Using it with practice, you can feel the living emotional element of any living thing rejoicing in its vitality.

It does not diminish individuality, and it does not imply psychic invasion.

We are not to be psychic peeping toms, but

should use these abilities only to help others or joyfully as we use muscles and bones.

If you aren't ready to utilize them properly, your own personality will see to it that you don't use them consciously at all.

Psychological time is a natural pathway that was meant to give an easy route of access from the inner world to the outer and back again, though you do not use it as such.

Psychological time originally enabled man to live in the inner and outer worlds with relative case.

As you develop in your use of it, you will be able to rest within its framework while you are consciously awake.