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Jul 18, 2026 25 min

429 Time Is Tissue in the Spacious Present

from The Early Sessions

Session 429: The Cosmic Entity and the "No Time" Vibe Welcome to the breakdown of a classic. Today, we’re diving into the deep end with Session 429 from The Early Sessions, Book 9 of the Seth Material, recorded on the evening of August 14, 1968. Before we get into the cosmic weeds, just a heads-up: this podcast is distributed free of charge on all major platforms for educational purposes. Now, grab a drink, kick back, and let’s talk about why your calendar is lying to you. The Big Picture: Entities and the "Giant Humanoid" Analogy Seth decided to drop some serious knowledge about how an entity actually looks and functions. Since our brains are stuck in 3D, he gave us a "chilling" analogy to help us wrap our heads around it. The Midnight Sky: Imagine a giant humanoid entity spread across the physical universe. If you looked at its boundaries against the night sky, you’d see stars and planets inside it. Moment Points: Those stars aren't just decor; they represent "moment points." They are part of the entity like cells are part of your body, but they also act as doorways into experiences. The Travel Agent: The entity’s consciousness travels through these points. Seth points out that "The entity and its time are not separate. They are one." Psychological Tissues: Seth describes time as the "tissues" of the entity—ever-changing and living. Basically, the entity is its own experience. The Secret Life of Personalities This session got spicy when Seth introduced some "entirely new data" that blew Rob’s mind. Personality Mobility: Personalities are like fish swimming through streams. They aren't stuck with one entity; they can belong to multiple entities and shift around because boundaries are mostly imaginary. Leveling Up: Any personality can eventually become an entity. It just takes a highly developed knowledge of energy and "intensities." Psychological Atoms: Psychological structures move through a "value climate" as freely as atoms move through space. Why Your Watch is a Liar Seth spent a good chunk of the night trying to "forcibly rip out" our stereotyped ideas of time. Here’s the "nontime" reality: Value Fulfillment: In the psychological realm, time is replaced by "value fulfillment." Intensities over Minutes: A thought or a feeling is much closer to the true nature of time than an hour is. Thoughts fade, grow intense, and regulate themselves. The Seth Joke: Seth wrapped up the session with a bit of humor, saying, "No time is my time..." The Reality Check: As Seth puts it, "Basically time is simply psychological experience, regardless of the lapses between perception..." The Artist Friend and the "Sepia" Mystery The session started a bit late because Jane and Rob were debating their new Q&A system. Seth also touched on a "sepia episode" involving an artist friend named Van Elver. Signal Strength: Seth explained that sometimes the connection with Van Elver is perfect, and other times it’s a strain. They wait for "clear signals" rather than forcing it. No Offense Taken: Seth made sure to underline that he wasn't annoyed by their questions, even though he was putting off some answers until they were ready for the full explanation. Study Up and Keep Exploring If this session sparked a fire in your psyche, you really need to get your hands on the source material. We highly encourage everyone to study the Seth Material books and visit the New Awareness Network website and bookstore at sethcenter.com/the-early-sessions.

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