The Early Sessions

1. Consciousness Precedes and Constantly Creates Matter

The consciousness always exists before the physical materialization.

Consciousness is primary. The physical universe is not a random accident of inert chemicals evolving into life; rather, highly individualized units of conscious energy project themselves into the physical field to create matter. Matter is not a permanent, static entity but a series of instantaneous, rapid-fire creations that appear continuous only because our physical senses are too slow to perceive the negative intervals between pulsations.

Constant re-creation. Every object we interact with, from a chair to our own bodies, is being continuously re-created from moment to moment. The physical particles themselves do not age or decay; instead, the organizing psychic pattern behind them weakens, causing the physical construction to blur.

• Matter is spontaneous and instantaneous.
• It has no true duration in time.
• It assumes patterns directed by consciousness.

The illusion of growth. Because we see the physical world in slow motion, we mistake the replacement of matter for physical growth or decay. An acorn does not physically grow into an oak tree; rather, the underlying consciousness progressively projects a more complex pattern of itself into the physical field.

2. Space and Time Are Camouflage Distortions of True Reality

Since both space and time are camouflages, to speak of traveling through them is basically meaningless.

Camouflage systems. Our physical universe of space and time is a highly specialized camouflage system designed to help us focus our attention on physical manipulation. True space is fifth-dimensional space—a vital, alive energy that possesses endless abilities of transformation. Time as a linear progression of past, present, and future is an illusion of our perspective, whereas all reality actually exists simultaneously in the "spacious present."

Bypassing physical limits. Because space and time are merely mental constructs, true transportation does not require physical vehicles moving through distance. Instead, movement through the universe is achieved by changing frequencies or vibrations of vitality-form, allowing instantaneous mobility.

• Linear time is a property of physical camouflage only.
• True space is alive, vital energy.
• Real travel involves psychic transformation, not physical transit.

The spacious present. In the spacious present, all events happen simultaneously, yet they retain a quality of durability. By practicing psychological time, we can step outside of linear time and experience this non-spatial, non-temporal reality directly.

3. Expectation Is the Blueprint That Triggers Physical Construction

An expectation of danger will indeed create danger. An expectation of success will create success.

The power of expectation. Our expectations are formed by our deepest emotions and act as the actual blueprints for our physical reality. The subconscious mind takes these emotional expectations and uses them as instructions to construct our physical environment. If we harbor deep-seated fears or limiting beliefs, we will inevitably construct a physical reality that mirrors those limitations.

Sifting inner data. Expectation acts as a filter, determining which pieces of infinite inner data we perceive and translate into physical form. We do not merely react to an objective world; we actively project our expectations outward, creating the very obstacles or opportunities we encounter.

• Desires alone are insufficient; they must become expectations.
• Fear and anxiety construct defective, threatening realities.
• Changing your expectations directly alters your physical environment.

Breaking the cycle. To change our physical circumstances, we must first identify and alter our underlying emotional expectations. When our conscious desires align with our subconscious expectations, we release a tremendous reservoir of creative energy that effortlessly shapes a more beneficial reality.

4. The Universe Expands Qualitatively Through Value Fulfillment

The expansion, in a most basic manner, is more like the expansion of an idea.

Qualitative expansion. The scientific theory of an expanding physical universe is a distortion of a deeper, non-spatial reality. The true universe expands qualitatively through "value fulfillment," which is the realization and development of inner potentials. This expansion takes up no physical space and has nothing to do with physical distance or inflation.

The growth of ideas. Just as an idea can expand, grow in complexity, and change the world without taking up an inch of physical space, so does the basic universe expand. It is a qualitative growth of consciousness, meaning, and psychological depth.

• Value fulfillment is a basic law of the inner universe.
• It manifests on our plane as evolution and growth.
• It occurs within the spacious present, independent of space.

A multi-dimensional painting. Imagine a painting that continually adds details, depth, and distance within the same physical frame without ever bursting its borders. This is how the universe expands—by enriching its internal quality and psychological reality rather than its physical boundaries.

5. The Outer Senses Act as Inhibitors of True Perception

The outer senses can be regarded as inhibitors.

Perception blinders. Our outer physical senses are not windows that reveal objective reality; instead, they act as highly specialized blinders. They are designed to focus our attention strictly on physical camouflage so that we can manipulate matter on this plane. In doing so, they inhibit our perception of the vast, non-physical reality that coexists with our own.

The need for inner senses. To perceive reality as it truly is, we must learn to look past the camouflage of the physical world by utilizing our inner senses. These inner senses are equipped to perceive the basic, uncamouflaged universe and its underlying laws.

• Outer senses force us to perceive only our own camouflage.
• They create the illusion of empty space and linear time.
• Inner senses allow us to perceive coexisting, non-physical realities.

Stepping out of the cave. Relying solely on our outer senses is like huddling inside a dark cave, fearing the outside world. By developing our inner senses through practices like psychological time, we can step out of this sensory cave and experience a much wider, richer perspective of existence.

6. The Self Is Limitless and Composed of Cooperating Consciousnesses

The isolated self, as you know it, can indeed be well compared to man’s early caves.

An open system. The concept of a highly isolated, bounded self is an arbitrary illusion created by our reliance on the outer senses. In reality, the self is an open, limitless system that is intimately connected to all other consciousnesses in the universe. There is no hard boundary, chemical or psychic, between what we call the self and the not-self.

The role of the entity. Our present personality is merely one temporary focus of a much larger, multi-dimensional entity. The inner self projects various personality fragments into different planes of existence to gain experience and achieve value fulfillment.

• The self is a cooperative psychic gestalt.
• The outer ego is a temporary tool for physical manipulation.
• The inner ego is the true, durable director of our energy.

Expanding consciousness. We do not lose our individuality by expanding our consciousness; rather, we enrich it. By realizing our connection to the larger entity, we can draw upon its vast reservoirs of knowledge, memory, and creative energy to master our physical existence.

7. Psychological Time Is a Gateway to the Spacious Present

Experience with psychological time, and a continuous familiarity with it, will tell you more than words can about the basic realities of all existence.

A tool for inner exploration. Psychological time (psy-time) is a simple yet powerful practice that allows us to turn our attention away from the physical camouflage world. By relaxing the physical body and focusing inward, we can bypass the limitations of linear time and space. This practice brings us close to the true climate of our existence: the spacious present.

Recharging psychic energy. Practicing psy-time allows us to step outside of the closed-system concept of the physical world and tap into inexhaustible reservoirs of psychic energy. It refreshes the physical organism, relieves stress, and accelerates our intuitive and creative abilities.

• It involves a passive, relaxed discipline.
• It allows us to experience the spacious present directly.
• It prepares the consciousness for the transition of death.

Overcoming the fear of death. Because death initially feels like psychological time, practicing this state makes the transition of death far less frightening. We learn to recognize that our consciousness is not bound to the physical body, easing the ego's fear of annihilation.

8. All Matter Possesses Consciousness and Cooperates to Exist

Cooperation is always a vibrant and necessary law, and you may add cooperation to our list of laws governing the inner universe.

Conscious building blocks. Every atom, molecule, and cell in the physical universe possesses its own generalized consciousness and "capsule comprehension" of the universe as a whole. Matter is not inert or lifeless; it is a physical materialization of conscious energy. These tiny units of consciousness cooperate to form the complex gestalts we perceive as physical objects.

The biological gestalt. The human body is a magnificent example of this cooperative law. The individual cells do not lose their unique identity when they combine to form organs; instead, they pool their consciousness to create a larger, more capable cellular consciousness that benefits the whole.

• All matter, including "inert" objects, possesses consciousness.
• Cooperation is a fundamental law of the inner universe.
• The physical body is an attribute of cooperating consciousnesses.

A shared creation. This cooperative law extends to all living things, which work together subconsciously to construct and maintain the physical properties of our shared universe. Without this constant, harmonious cooperation of consciousness, the physical world would instantly cease to exist.

9. Primary and Secondary Constructions Shape Our Shared Environment

You truly construct your own environment, and it in turn then has its influence upon you.

Individualized worlds. We do not all inhabit the same objective physical world. Instead, each individual constructs their own physical environment from their personal perspective. If five people look at a glass on a table, there are actually five distinct physical glasses existing in five different space continuums, overlapping only at an infinitesimal telepathic point.

Primary vs. secondary. A primary construction is a physical replica of the inner self, such as our own physical body, which we construct to operate on this plane. A secondary construction is our physical projection of other objects or people, built from telepathic data and our own expectations.

• We only perceive our own physical constructions.
• Telepathy acts as the binder that keeps our constructions aligned.
• Our physical environment is a direct projection of our inner state.

The illusion of shared space. The apparent consistency of our shared environment is maintained through constant, subconscious telepathic communication. We coordinate our individual constructions so precisely that they appear to be a single, objective reality, though they are actually highly personalized projections.

10. Energy Is Inexhaustible and Constantly Renews Itself

Energy, by nature, replaces itself and thrives with use.

An open energy system. The scientific concept of entropy—the idea that the universe is running out of available energy—is a distortion born of the false belief in a closed system. In reality, energy is an open, infinite system that constantly and completely renews itself. It is mental and psychological in origin, and its capacity for expansion is limitless.

Thriving with use. We do not possess a finite, bank-like account of energy that depletes as we use it. Instead, the more we draw upon and utilize our energy, the more we generate. A psychic refusal to use our energy, often caused by a fear of exhaustion, is what actually limits our vitality.

• Energy is self-activating and self-renewing.
• The universe contains an infinite amount of energy.
• Using energy constructively opens up deeper reservoirs.

Tapping the source. By aligning our conscious desires with our subconscious expectations, we can effortlessly tap into these inexhaustible energy stores. This allows us to perform creative and physical tasks with a sense of joyous spontaneity, completely free from the fear of depletion.