Lessons From The Helpful Dead

At the end of the 19th century, Dr. Albert Abrams in San Francisco, a quite wealthy man, traveled to Europe for advanced medical studies. During that trip he watched the famous Italian tenor Enrico Caruso tap a glass to produce a pure tone, then sing the same note to shatter the glass. This led him to the idea that sound frequencies might be applied to medical conditions. This led over the years t...

This session continues the story of UKACO and their success in ridding crops of pests by projecting a photo of the field to be tested, along with a small sample of the pest treatment, which was also placed on the "collector plate" used for projectiing the photo. A highly place Pennsylvania agricultural official was convinced of the effectiveness of their strange process, but officials at the US De...

More than 70 years ago, three Princeton graduates with scientific/technical skills created a company named UKACO to kill crop pests without the use of insecticides. A tiny amount of poison, along with a photo of the field to be treated, was placed on a "collector plate" of their invention, which projected over the field the image of the field and poison. They were successful in reducing the number...

Marcel Vogel's experiments with plants led him to learn that people can unite with plants, and that plants can have their feelings hurt by the thoughts of humans. They also react to talk about sex, and even to figments of our imagination. More important, they led Vogel to conclude that scientists need to unite with the object being studied in order to learn anything meaningful about the object. Hi...

Marcel Vogel, a noted reseach chemist working for IBM who made important contributions to the development of color TV and computer memory, became aware of Cleve Backster's experiments with plants. He decided to continue with further experiments using a lot of scientific equipment, and found that he could personally duplicate Backster's results wile others could not. This led to a further series of...

Starting in 1966, Cleve Backster, the country's foremost lie-detector examiner, began a series of scientific experiments that proved plants are not only conscious, but can perceive what a human is thinking, and even know ahead of time a person's intentions, as to whether that person intende to carrry out an action or not. This led to several other experiments by him and other scientists which not...

Scientific instruments are useful only in measuring the level of reality in which they themselves exist. For studying the deeper realities that support this reality, within and behind it so to speak, they are useless. The basic problem is that our scientists think they can learn about the nature of something by separating from it and studying it as something apart from themselves. True science req...

The outside world we experience each day is created by us from the inside. While the outside world is an illusion we co-create, it a meaningful illusion with a purpose, one we can learn and grow from spiritually. The problem with our scientific method when we think we can learn something by separating from it and destroying it, then dissecting it, is that this method never comes close to helping u...

Dream reality seems so strange to us because a dream is like one photo taken out of our entire life. Just as one photo would not come close to describing our entire life, so one dream would not explain the total reality of the dream world. The dream world is real independent of our waking reality, and it is very important in determining our future. In dreams we experience various probable realitie...

The blueprints for reality encoded in our cells are invisible to us because we've forgotten about their existence. But our global situation as a human race requires that we develop some "ancient arts," one of which is lucid dreaming, or becoming consciously aware while we're dreaming. Our cells are affected by our dreams, so that physical healings can take place in the dream state. If we can becom...

Our current global dilemmas seem so desperate only because "we've gone about as far as we can go" with our current ideas about the nature of ourselves, our reality and our limits. The dilemmas are meant to act as stimuli to enable us to expand those ideas. Just as cells in a physical body all cooperate to keep the body functioning well, so we as individual humans need to cooperate in the same mann...

This session begins with a discussion of our cells not only being conscious on their own, but also their desire to reach their own best possible fulfillment. Then the discussion turns to thoughts, which seek their own fulfillment, and how our thoughts alter every cell in our bodies. Thoughts must have a "rich bank of probabilities" to choose from, in order for us to have the freedom to experience...

In this first episode of 2024, the announcement was made that the listener can now access the early episodes. Previously you could access only the most recent 25. It is important to hear the early episodes where the evidence is presented to establish the validity of what follows. For those who inquired about Dan McAneny's books, you can go to the Preview of the podcast where, at the bottom, the li...

Every probability system has its own set of blueprints for realizing its most favorable version. Theses are not "images of perfection" cast in stone that cannot be changed. Rather, they are working models that can be changed with circumstances. They are the realization of ideas, or "idealizations." They exist biologically, psychically, mentally, spiritually, apart from our world but also inside it...

This session uses a Seth analogy to explain that times are in many ways just like places, and we can travel through them just as we travel through space. Who we really are is not just the one focus personality we know as ourselves, but rather, we are our Big Self, Soul, Psyche, whatever you wish to call it, expressing itself in our earth experience. That Self who we are is so vast in potential and...

Each of us as individuals, and collectively all of us as a species, are continually impacted by probable selves and their experiences. The one focus personality we present to the world is far more multidimensional than it appears. All probable selves are connected, but each has its own free will and uniqueness. All of the powers, abilities and charcteristics inherent in the species are inherent in...

In this session a number of complex ideas are presented, hopefully made understandable by Seth's examples. Briefly, probable events continually interact, and by choosing to bring one probability into our existence, and ignoring all the others, we make one seemingly stable, constant reality the one we experience. EE units, however, and atoms, molecules and cells, are aware of these other ignored pr...

Because the existence of probabilities is so important and fundamental to any understanding of the larger underlying realities supporting the one we recognize, this episode presents Seth's description of how probabilities work in our daily lives, even though we are unaware of it, attributing many events instead to "coincidence." This particular example involves the real estate search by Jane's hus...

When Jane Roberts' husband, Rob, awoke one day and realized he could recall parts of two dreams smultaneously, he spoke with others who had a greater ability to do this than he had. The entity Seth explained Rob's experience in terms of the experience of his "Big Self," who is aware of the experience of all it "parts." This led to a discussion of how we need to keep our limited notions of who we r...

As you know from past episodes, and from my books, you and I are Focus Personalities, and the Big You, which might also be termed the Soul or Psyche, is a spirit who has many such Focus Personalities going on in various centuries, with varying characteristics. Those focused in our present are termed "Counterparts." With the horrors of war impressed on our senses each day, we have to ask ourselves,...

The precognitive abilities of consciousness units and cells provide us with precognitive abilities, and each of us has an idealized version of ourselves, an energy force, that propels us toward that version, consistent with the fulfillment of our values. All species have this same invisible energy force, including flora and fauna. In ancient times there were birds with high intelligence who saved...

Seth emphasized that the human race has plans for itself based on its comprehensions of idealized probable future developments. The war that has just broken out in Israel is based on religious concepts where there are different notions of God. Seth makes the point that our god concepts change as our consciousness evolves. The religious concepts in turn affect the type of civilization we choose to...

The consciousness units (CUs) that are the basic building blocks of our reality are aware of probable pasts and futures, which they experience as an all-encompassing Now. They are acquainted with all probable developments regardless of "time." They are aware of so much in their "freewheeling nature" that they make possible the transference of lessons learned from one species to another. Evolution...

Some popular and interesting TV programs currently speculate about whether ancient aliens visited our planet in ancient times and influenced mankind's development, so that ancient cultures revered them as gods. As insightful and interesting as those program are, there are two things the authors do not understand. First, outside of our earth experience, there is no time; and second, we are all "anc...

The biggest mass murderer in our civilization is Mao Zedong, who killed over 50 million Chinese during his 41-year reign as head of the Chinese Communist Party. How are we to think about that? You'll decide for yourself, but it's good to keep in mind when confronting that reality, that ours is a Human Time-Space Illusion, and the events we perceive with our 5 physical senses are just a tiny part o...