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The Dreamland. About dreams, their significance, importance and potential.

Composition of dreams.

Your usual habit of sleep indicates your usual state of mind. There is a way to distinguish all these different states. These are the fine things one should know because they are parts of the road to self-realization.

There are elements of energy in dreams, energy combined with imagination.

Without energy you cannot see. Energy materializes the thought. Behind nature is cosmic intelligence, plus energy. Energy is the missing link between matter and consciousness. Energy AND consciousness are everything. It is also true that if energy could somehow be kept away from the brain, you would have no hallucinations. If you are peaceful and calm every day, you will not have dreams. But by consciously inducing energy in the brain and controlling it properly, you may see visions.

When by self-control during meditation the devotee astrally disconnects the life force from the sensory nerves, it begins to flow inward and becomes focused into an opalescent light at the point between the eyebrows. This inward astral flow, and the inner light, are the oblations of human wisdom to its ancestors of soul, ego, and intuition. The human wisdom must offer these vitalities to the soul faculties with the oblations of inwardly flowing spiritual perceptions and the light of the spiritual eye, or the soul faculties will remain dormant, degradingly undeveloped.

Dreams are made of consciousness, relaxed energy, and an idea. The idea is the film, the relaxed energy is the current and the ego is the projector.

For example: In the projection of a dream, the sub consciousness is the screen; the relaxed energy from the nerves gathers in the brain, and the film is the experience impinged on the brain cells. And what is the projector?

The ego! The medulla oblongata serves as the projection booth. So when a person is dreaming his energy has relaxed into the brain; the ego is taking the current of relaxed energy and passing it and its ego consciousness through the experiences in the brain cells, and these are being projected as sub conscious dreams; i.e., the ego, plus relaxed energy, plus experiences located in the brain, produce images.

Nightmare dreams come under the heading of subconsciously induced dreams. During a nightmare, the heart and the circulation will use more energy, and the breath will be more exited than in super consciously induced dreams, which have a rather peaceful effect on the body.

During a super conscious dream your breath, heart, and all physical and vital processes will be decidedly less active than when you have a nightmare.

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