Life is a Dream - @Leo / Others, question

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On 8/25/2018 at 7:59 AM, SoonHei said:

But is our waking state not in a way a different kind of reality as we keep returning to it...?

Or that's how the experience seems to flow... But we keep returning to our "same" waking state reality and dream a random dream every night.

There's a good explanation on Montalk.net here, in his article entitled Realm Dynamics

In our dreams, the experience is taking place in our own subconscious and so things are easily changeable and malleable. When you wake up, you're in a reality which is shared more with others. So in this reality things are held together more by the collective subconscious as there is a lot of overlap between people which means that things are more stable and enduring. But if your subconscious is sufficiently powerful, you can change elements of this shared reality. Note, it's easier to create synchronicity and seemingly 'miraculous' changes in areas of this reality which are just observed by you, because then you are not needing to impinge upon other people's shared consensus reality bubbles. 

 

On 8/25/2018 at 7:59 AM, SoonHei said:

Also, when one has a lucid dream, is that comparable to awakening in the real world?

Yeah, I think there's a lot of parallels there. In the dream there's a flood of consciousness into the subconscious, and a similar thing is going on with awakening in reality. The sense of freedom you get in the dream / the sense of freedom from awakening, the ability to control the dream when lucid / sidhis from increased consciousness in reality etc.

[WaveInTheOcean]

  (with Alan Watts' voice over).