Ravus said:

When you dream, do you not see everybody else as equally real as you are? Often you even seem insignificant compared to the dream, like there is something more important than you going on, even though it is your  dream!

All objects, personalities, people, places, events, stories, and lessons are purely inside of your dreaming mind. While you are dreaming, it seems just as real as this moment you are in right now, but as soon as you wake up you just shake it off and forget the reality you created, seeing it as just a part of life

Perhaps this is a fractal for the dream we are in right now? God is dreaming, and we are just the illusions that he is dreaming and watching. Perhaps it is a lucid dream, and God has the power to change the dream, making him all-powerful, as we are contained in his illusion, or perhaps he is merely passive and observing, not even aware that this is a dream or completely unable to change it.

Perhaps he realizes the outcome of this universe that he has been dreaming for billions of years, but cannot do anything about it. It is like a bad dream coming to an end, where you want to yell "Stop! Look what you're doing!" but you simply can't

And those illusions that are the most content are those who just relax, realize they are part of the dream and that everything around them is part of the dream, and attain Nirvana in this. After all, if we are part of God's fractal mind, then we will continue to exist in his subconscious, even after he wakes up and forgets this dream among many

And perhaps, billions or trillions of years from now,  this God will wake up, shake his head at that odd, fleeting reality he just created, and continue on with whatever he was doing

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Cool post. (oh, and uhm.. bump? Gotta love that "Related Threads" thing!)


"It's just the innate tendency of the brain to make patterns when it goes unstable." -Cowan

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The Dreaming Creator

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