I AM BEING DREAMED

 I, a mind within a body imagined–and “alive”–within a dream creation, know I am being dreamed.  I know I am not real.  I am living in an energy-form-imagine-ation-dream-field.  For me (the human being dreamed) life is real enough, but I know it is not real, will not last, is temporary.  I am energy captured, imprisoned, bound, limited, temporarily in form, living in an energy-field brisling with imagined forms.

This dream state is not of my making.  I was dreamed into existence.  This dream state is surreal.  My mind was veiled, but now the veil is thinning.  I exist at the pleasure of THE DREAMER (the organizer of energy-forms, the creator of dreams).

The dreamer’s dreams and my dreams are one and the same for the dreamer is dreaming me.  The veil is thinning, not because of me, but because of THE DREAMER.

I too can dream, and it is as real as THE DREAMER’S dream.  THE DREAMERS dream for me, is to dream as IT does–whatever I choose.  I can dream what I will, and yet, I can prevent their realization with my thoughts, with my judgements, with my opinions, biases, prejudices and conclusions.  I am free to do that.  I can become attached, entangled, and identified with people, places and things, and if so, so it will be, or I can be free to dream what I desire, need, want, aspire to.  I can imagine every action, reaction, cause and effect, every outcome.  Whatever I imagine is my destiny.  

What will you choose to imagine?

Will you change your imagined world?  If so, what will you imagine it to be like?  You can  image the way you want it to be.  You can choose your experiences, after-all, it is just a dream, however, what you dream (thinking you will enjoy it) can change at a mere thought.

Has THE DREAMER dreamed you, graced you, to be thankful for your every experience?  If so, your gratitude should know no bounds.  You not only could care less what every outcome is, you receive every outcome with thankfulness.

And what of your fellow dreamers who yet suffer because of their thoughts, their imaginations, their perspectives, attitudes, points-of-view, their opinions, biases, prejudices, beliefs, theologies, philosophies, theories, judgements, their physical, mental and emotional attachments, entanglements and identities?  What of them, the dreamers who know not they are being dreamed, who suffer their imagined reality, suffer their thoughts and imagination (are they not like children, who suffer their ignorance?) for which you have, at a minimum, empathy for their suffering, and do what can, and what they allow to relieve their pain.