posted July 30, 2009 10:49 PM         

And this was recommended by a friend recently:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6151699791256390335

This one goes for four hours, and there is a second part - also four hours! I never have time to watch anything, but I'm gonna try through this thread! I would really love to discuss this stuff here, along with Hyperspace and relativity etc. if you wish. I've read a few books, and it's always been a passion, but finding the time these days is tricky.

Cheers,
Dean.

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I realized it for the first time in my life:
there is nothing but mystery in the world,
how it hides behind the fabric of our poor,
browbeat days, shining brightly, and we don't even know it.

Sue Monk Kidd, "The Secret Life of Bees", p79

posted August 05, 2009 04:14 AM         

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Most human beings use less than 10% of their full brain capacity. If you were to open up even a small proportion of that untapped 90%, imagine all of the possibilities that would manifest. Such talents as ESP, telekinesis, levitation, and instant healing would become commonplace.

In the dream state, you can do all of this and more, because your consciousness and soul-personality rise above the accepted limitations of the physical world in which you live. When you sleep, there are two realms in which you can choose to enter. You can choose the astral levels of existence which border the physical world. In the astral levels, there exists many entities of unsavory character that can affect you. Or, you can surpass this lower realm and advance into the hyperspace levels of pure mind, instant thought and understanding, and where time and space have no meaning. It is from the hyperspace level that your greatest dreams reveal your true Self.

When you return from hyperspace dreams to your body, the conscious mind has no reference point for the symbols and images perceived during sleep, so the pineal gland creates pictograms over the hyperspace symbols. The pictograms are then strung together in a fashion that the conscious mind can understand. In this way, a dream story is created that you can remember.

Your dreams reveal information and instructions from the mind that oftentimes you are not able to accept or understand in the waking state. Therefore, it is very important for each of person to keep a dream journal that you keep updated so that after some time passes, you can see a larger picture of what is being revealed to you about your Self.

Interpreting your dreams to correctly understand their messages is imperative. Through this understanding, your life improves and you create better experiences for yourself. On the average, most people dream five times per night. Without dreaming, you would go insane because dreams act as a release valve for your mind-patterns and emotions so that you do not get overloaded or stuck in the multiple layers of filtering life.

Contrary to popular belief, you can only dream about yourself. The other characters in your dreams always represent the various aspects of your own personality and how they interact with one another. Even when you dream about a dear friend or loved one, you must attempt to understand what he/she represents to you personally. This is the only reason that these people appear to you in your dream state.

Each dream symbol can be a generic one common to the human race, or it can be something unique to an individual based upon your personal history and experiences, especially those from childhood.

For example, when you dream about oceans or large bodies of water, this always represents the “oceans of life” or your life perceptions. However, when you dream about a specific body of water, it has something to do with your specific mind-pattern and experience that this water reflects for you personally. Therefore, it helps to interpret dreams when you are familiar with the dreamer’s life, or can tap into the frequency of the person.

When you first wake up in the morning, staying in the same position for at least 90 seconds helps you can retain the dream memory. Once you start to move, you are out of the last position in which you had your dream, and the mind buries the memory. Staying in the waking position for a while helps keep the dream images in your mind so that you can write them down.

There are many different types of dreams—Oversoul dreams, daydreams, lucid, recurring, nightmares, sleep-walking, and prophetic dreams. There are even programming dreams that are based upon the original mind-pattern. I will address these in future articles.

It is said that life is but a dream. Conversely, dreams are but part of life. The two are part of the greater whole. Each reflects the other as physical reality mirrors the non-physical.

Dreamers are the most successful people in the world. The trick is in making the dream a reality. Keep on dreaming and always remember that your dreams are real.

Pleasant dreams! ~Stewart Swerdlow

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posted August 22, 2009 06:08 AM         

There are two possibilities I will expound on - 1, that in the dream state you meet others and bring those convesations into reality through dreams, and 2, that the astral realm of no-time could in fact obtain impressions of both the past and future - while still retaining characters from this world in their astral planes, but could also have characters from the past and future in their astral planes. So, your dream can potentially reflect many possibilities of what others are,have, or will go through, as well as your own experiences. Like how images could just represent aspects of your own subconscious. So, I can see why we could easily have five dreams a night - to process all this, and yet, our small brain only takes one into the world to think about for that day. I do like the idea of a dream diary - it could be Astral Realms for example But I find it difficult to maintain a blog like that. In any case, there can be a lot to consider about dreams, and if you don't remember any in the morning, does that mean all is pretty much OK and on schedule? I honestly believe that de ja vus are a product of dreams. You may not remember them when you had them, but the de ja vu is the concious mind making that relationship with the unconcious. I used to believe that de ja vus were a way of show that you were on track, but I haven't had one in so long, that I think this is naive. I don't know why we have them - just another indication of how weird life is? Imagine having one every day!

In terms of Quantum Mechanics, I have'nt been able to see any of the vids yet, except the Hans Bethe ones, and I feel these did not meet my expectations. I think he summarised the history of the formulas of this, but didn't realy talk about the ramifications. One of my heroes is Richard Feynman. Anything he wrote and talked about is gold. Very interesting and inspiring - as I've heard about the other links I added - but they go for eight hours, and I just haven't had the time yet for them. Also, the vids you attached I will also view when I can. Sorry I didn't get back to you for a while, but I will when I can.

posted August 23, 2009 10:39 PM         

Nice to see you around here

Yes, please post additional info!