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Revision: 23 Jul 2026

Dream

  • An imaginary world in which one seems to exist and have experiences.
  • Dreams are heavenly when the truth of oneness is embraced.
  • Dreams are heavenly when the truth of being Divinity/God/Source is embraced.
  • Dreams are hellish or nightmarish when there is a belief in the possibility of separation from Divinity/God/Source.
  • All dreams, including the awakening dream, are transcended upon relinquishing every idea that would negate absolute oneness.
  • The awakening dream is an imaginary world in which one learns and remembers how to be Divinity/God/Source.
  • The awakening dream is an imaginary world in which one comes to remember being THE SUPREME.
  • The awakening dream is the subset of the dream of negation, the dream in which “not God” is entertained. The awakening dream is the undoing of the “not.”
  • One awakens from the dream of negation by embracing oneness and relinquishing the belief in separation.
  • Once negation is released, all dreaming is the flowering of THE SUPREME.
  • The process of awakening from dreaming is the flowering of consciousness after unconsciousness.
  • Dreams are heavenly when the truth of being THE SUPREME is embraced.
  • Dreams are lucid when YOU know who and what YOU are.
  • Dreams are hellish or nightmarish when you do not know who and what you are.
  • All dreams, including the awakening dream, are transcended upon awakening as THE SUPREME.
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