Claudia Dawson
@claudiadawson
Writer of Manyworldsvision.com | Co-writer of Recomendo | Publisher of Phantom Kangaroo
Claudia Dawson
claudiadawson.blog
In contrast, Tibetan Buddhism enlists the imaginal mind of its followers. It accepts the forest of images that we live in and teaches its adepts to plunge in, travel through, and eventually come out on the other side of the forest. The ultimate goal of both great paths is enlightenment by detachment from all forms, verbal or imaginal.
Catherine Shainberg • Kabbalah and the Power of Dreaming
Space-Time Relationship: Space is portrayed as the congealed form of time. As time flows and reaches a point of congealment, it creates space. This interplay between space and time is crucial for the creation and maintenance of the cosmos, with each influencing the properties of the other
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Linear Time and Space
According to Seth, our own desires, focuses, and intents dictate what inner information we draw from the endless fields available; for he sees all knowledge existing at once, not as dry data or records, but enlivened by the consciousness that perceives it. The minds of the past and future are open to us, or at least their contents are, not in a
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There is an overall plan of which you are not aware and to which you can only contribute by being who you are, doing your best, seeking your higher truth, and following your heart.
Pat Rodegast • Emmanuel's Book
Archetypes are not meant to be placed on top of a dream or SELF. It is not a label, but more like a foundational energy. It is the Healthy Ego that chooses creative ways to give the archetypes and dream symbols expression.
Consciousness possesses the most unimaginable agility without ever losing any potency. Those units of consciousness, for example, can mix and combine with others to form a million different sequences of memory and desire, of neural achievement and recognition, [of] structure and design.
Jane Roberts • Dreams, “Evolution,” and Value Fulfillment, Volume One
One of the curious things about human consciousness is that it is enamored of stability. You bought the concept that stability is something desirable hook, line, and sinker. So you strive for it; you think that if you do not have stability and security then who are you? You might not exist, you might be annihilated.