Important Dreams And Their Meaning

Hello world,
so I thought I’d create this topic as a place to share important dreams and their interpretations, meaning if you need help to understand a dream, you may get this help here.
The reason why I came up with this is because I had a couple of dreams lately, and they keep coming, which I feel can be of help to all of us.
Now I call them “important” and what I mean by that is dreams that have a grander scope of meaning, ie. they reference deeper lessons and structures of existence which apply to everyone, and don’t focus on everyday matters, which could be too personal to share anyway.

So a while back I had this dream and I posted about it in someone else’s topic because they had a dream and I felt our dreams are related. I will post this dream later down below, along with my interpretation of it. Just a little tip: If you want to increase your chance of having such mystical dreams, I highly recommend meditating to the Ego Dissolution field. Some of you know it is one of my personal favorites of all time and that is because it connects you to the essence of all there is, which will be shown to you in your dreams.

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Dream 1 - The World In A Hospital

Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the topic where I first posted about this dream, so I will rewrite it from memory.

The Dream:
In an old hospital building, there is a room. I am observing the room, in which there are two men. One lying in a bed, the other sitting on the ground next to him.
The man in the bed is falling apart, mentally and physically. His body is crumbling, just as his mind.
The man who sits next to him, is a young man, and he tries to ignore what is going on next to him, smiling meekly and repeating that everything is alright and this was nothing to be scared of.
It is obvious that he doesn’t really believe in what he is saying.
Then my perspective changes, and now I am this man, this meek man trying to calm himself down.
And I feel all his terror and horror as the deceasing man leans over the side of the bed, looking “me” into the eye and saying with a sinister smile “Welcome to the Matrix and Religion”.

The Meaning

This dream might at first look nonsensical, like a made up horror story created by the mind.
But if you look deeper into it, you see how this dream describes the horror we experience in this world.
Let’s remember, that all of this took place in a hospital. The hospital was the house in which all of this took place. And in this hospital, there is a room in which the dream unfolded.
What is important to notice is that we are, at first, the observers of the scene, just like we are observers when we watch a movie. So we are not attached to what was going on or who was in it.
We were unconditioned consciousness.

But then our perspective changes and now we have a body, an identity and a perspective with its corresponding emotions and beliefs. This is what mankind is. Most people live as the human they control and live from this perspetive. This perspective is of course limited to the senses, so it is no wonder that a sight like a deceasing body would shock such a person.
Death and destruction are the horrors our mortal body fears the most.

So it seems like there is a lot of weight associated to this identity, since at first, as observers, we didn’t really care much about it. We were indifferent observers.

So when the man on the bed looked us in the eye and said “Welcome to the matrix and religion”, he was greeting us into the world of duality, where young is born and the old dies.
Religion, in this context, doesn’t mean the belief in a deity. Religion means not questioning the seemingly-solid facts we encounter in this world and believing they have power over us. So in a sense believing in external circumstances is like believing the circumstance is God - not just an empty part of duality. We give away power.
The Matrix is the outside world. Since we believe the outside world is so powerful, as it appears incredibly solid, we believe it is the actual reality.
So Matrix and Religion as I have described here keep us tied to the state of the powerless, scared man and away from our true self, which is simply indifferent about the whole experience.
To it, every event is just an experience. Nothing more and less.
It chooses what it wants to experience, not the outside circumstances, as it is the creative force.
This is easy to recognize in a lucid dream, where it is obvious that the dream has no effect on us, unless we choose so. And during this, we are in absolute control. There is nothing in a dream that could harm us, because the dream takes place in our consciousness - there is nothing that is separate from us.

So the idea of external circumstances having power over our experience of life is entirely foreign to our true self.

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I had a dream last night, I remembered it in the morning but I forgot it. I know it was something personal.

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Do you meditate or use anything before sleep?

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Not quite, sometimes when I’m in bed I like to “meditate” but knock out :rofl:

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Same here lol

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Actually, my first thought was that whatever it is that generated and sent me these dreams, it watches too much television

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Honestly, I highly doubt anyone will read this wall of text lol

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