Readings in Dream

7/28/2019 Readings in Dream

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Dreams

the language of thehigher self


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In ourconsciousness we live ina worldcreated byour brainwith the

bestavailablesensory

information.


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When asleep

one sees theself with one's

desires and the

worldconstructed

from contextualinformation

from memoryand things for

which no words

exist.


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When the

conscioussensitivity fails toreach the core of

the matter to

create a usefulscenario in the

real life, dreams

start creating ascenario with thedreamer playing

creative part in it.


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Consciousdreams where

one is aware

that he or she isdreaming.

In normaldreams one is

passive observeralone.


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In consciousdream we are

aware that we aredreaming while

experiencing the

dream. Here wecan actively

participate in the

dream experiencewithout fear orlimitations as we

face in the real

life.


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We encounterthe virtual

reality as apossibility

through

consciousdreams. Such

dreams can beextremely real

and vividdepending on a

our level of

awareness.


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We can createthings withreason and

emotion with aforce ofimagination

powered by ourtotal memory

conscious,subconscious

and beyond.


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Our supermind that

knows all thethings gets

in control ofconscious

dream

experience.


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Awareness of a

peculiar thought,a strong

emotion, unusual

sensation, a lossof normal logic,

an altered

perception withexcitement ofbeing consciousgets involved in

such dream.


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Conscious dreams

can arise onlywhen we are

relatively free of

un-reconciledconflicts.

Emotional arousalin the brain often

triggers the dreamconsciousness and

provide the

subjects.


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These

emotionsrelate to ourthoughts

where in whichone is deeplyinvolved anytime during

the life.


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A scenario is used witha considerable freedom

by our supreme brain.Our subconscious opens

up the ways to its

memory bank toevaluate the connectedthought stretching the

imagination inventinga scenario for an

unrealistic dream eventto make it a part of

virtual reality.


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A virtual reality isgenerated by a

firework ofimagination,

interplay of mind

and memory, freefrom bonds of

sensory awareness- always anchored

in boundlesspossibilities which

can not be

normally imagined.


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It liberatesdreamer from

the rigiditiesof convictionsand

boundaries of

the'knowledge'

they take

pride in.


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Humanimagination is

the ultimate freeforce having

unlimited power

of mixing,compounding,

separating, anddividing original

stock of ideas, inall the varieties

of fiction &

vision.


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It can assumetrain of events,

with convincingreality, relatethem to a

particular timeand placecolour

them out withevery

circumstance.


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Our super mindhas authority and

freedom tovoluntarily annexparticular idea to

any fiction, andconsequently beable to believe

whatever it

pleases.


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When we believe

In an honestconscious dreamwe come near to

size up with thedreams. We can,

then, know how to

interpret them as they have thekey to most

beautiful

experience.


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Recurring dreamsreflect feelings and

awareness thathave not been

successfully

resolved in ournormal life. We

wish the situation

could have endeddifferently, sosubconscious tends

to replay it in the

our mind.


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Dreams lead us tosearch beyond the

known. In its truestform manysucceeded in

reaching places,where normallynobody had thoughtto go - the deeps ofthe sky and ocean,everything -happiness which no

body ever imagined.


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Honest

dreamer'sheart is always

willing follow

the dreamsbecause everysecond of the

dream walk isan encounterwith universal

soul the

ultimate power.


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Superfluous

connectedness withdreams brings in

rationality making us

afraid to pursue our

most important

dreams, because we

feel that we don't

deserve them.


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Often thedreams requireus to deal with

uncertainties,working with theunknown and wefeel that we will

be unablehandles all thatand achieve the

dream.


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Not everyone

dreams this way,but one who

dreams knows

what he or shecan accomplish-what awaits him

or her on theway. Many, who

do not endurethe dreams, get

lost on the way.


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When we dareto dream also

dare to wait for

another, asdreams give usability to

visualize where

and how we canreach in a given

time span in

our life.


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Very few, having trueawareness, keep on

following the dreams andrealize their destiny.


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I will always be adreamer. I havediscovered that thepower of the dreamgives hope, strength,courage, empowerment,

and brings about profoundtransformation inindividuals and groups ofpeople, if one simple rule

is followed - honor thedream by taking action.

Terry Kelly a singer and motivational

speakerhtt // t k ll /

These are my readings fromthe Web.

Images are from Slideshare,

Flickr and drawings areby myself.

This concludes myintroduction to a theme

The Learning Mind-

Know the self within

Other shows uploaded onSlideshare are

1. Create Moments

2. Narrow Mind

3. Art of Thinking

4. Creative Destruction
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