(02-06-2010, 11:40 PM)gharghur Wrote: Some time ago I came to the realization that dreams are programmed into our subconscious mind, from a source outside of the physical body, and then played out while we are asleep.

(02-06-2010, 11:40 PM)gharghur Wrote: Isolated dreams, non-recurring, allow the subconscious mind to assist the conscious mind in sorting out normal everyday events and situations without any hidden messages attached.
Recurring dreams, however, offer bold statements through association that continue to occur until the message is properly transferred into the conscious mind.

(02-06-2010, 11:40 PM)gharghur Wrote: While in the sleep state our higher-self has its best opportunity for uninterupted communication.

(02-07-2010, 12:11 AM)Cyclops Wrote: In my dreams there are multiple lessons and it's often confusing because I remember one lesson clearly and focus on it in order to understand it. Although you are right I have had recurring dreams on this one topic which was about these various girls I've seen in my life but haven't had the chance to talk to them. In each one it's a disappointment that communication wasn't shared. I used to not remember if I had dreamed at all on certain nights, but coming to various other realizations when becoming a bit more disciplined with remembering I now find I have a dream every single night.

(02-07-2010, 02:27 AM)Peregrinus Wrote: Interesting concept brother, but would you consider that our subconscious mind is our self in time/space, and the conscious mind is the veiled mind, the link to the illusion which experiences the illusion of being awake in space/time. Are we not dreaming this dream right now and actually awaken when we perceive we go to sleep?

(02-07-2010, 01:10 PM)gharghur Wrote: Possibly, have heard this concept before. Actually I think there are several levels of awareness we do not understand as of yet. For example, many consider the brain to be the mind. They never give the thought (mind) that the brain is part of the physical vehicle that transports the abstract mind. This is similar to the driver (mind) of a vehicle (body/brain). Another example would be when the body is startled and fear arises. Is it the brain that settles the body, or the mind that settles the brain/body? Science would state that the brain reacts to input, evaluates using long term memory, and then makes a determination. My experiences suggest otherwise.

(02-07-2010, 01:10 PM)gharghur Wrote: It appears to me that the mind is the spirit, and in this density its knowledge is veiled as you state. It is the mind/spirit that experiences objectively in the physical realm, using the subjective brain/body as the transport. The veil adds to the challenge of overcoming the illusion. The objective, of course, is to overcome the illusion by discovering the veil and removing it. This proves, whether or not, one firmly understands what one believes no matter their surroundings. The subconscious mind, (another level), is connected to infinite intelligence. In this density, it is up to the mind to connect with the subconscious mind, which is connected to the superconscious mind (higher self). There are probably other levels as well in between. Possibly an octave of levels of awareness.

(02-08-2010, 11:03 AM)Gemini Wolf Wrote: So I understand the veil goes both ways. When we're dreaming, we don't remember our space/time life.

I hadn't thought about dreams being time/space, but that makes sense.

However, after death, don't we enter time/space as well. But then, there is no veil. So is it a "different" time/space while we're alive vs after physical death?