Dreaming Yourself into Being

Disintegration, the Search for Wholeness, and the Creation of Self-Awareness (To Sleep, To Dream, Book 4)

By: Lincoln Stoller

Narrated by: Lincoln Stoller

A brilliant recasting of dreams as a different way of thinking, one that develops structures that feed back to your intellect and emotions. You don’t remember your dreams because you don’t know how to think like they do, and when you can’t follow them recall is a struggle, understanding is confused, communication fails, you are of no help in the process, and you continue to prefer the uncertain channels of habitual thinking.

If you can learn to watch your intellect without judgment, ride your emotions without being blinded, and consider the often outrageous associations of your subconscious, then you will both improve your dream recall and involvement. You can move beyond being an observer to become a participant in the creation of your dreams. This will change your sense of self and how you guide your future. You have a third mind that builds and tests realities. It remembers more, is more creative, uninhibited, and courageous. It is connected with the struggles and traumas you cannot show, as well as the self-confidence and vision you wish you had. It is your higher self who weaves these embarrassing, alienating, confusing, frightening, and often depressing visions. It does this to make you stronger, and this happens whether or not you participate and recall.

Here are explanations and exercises to open a third eye onto the absolutely necessary process of dreaming. If you learn to think like you dream, then you can play a larger role in the world you create, the personality you build, your health, your future, and the forces you attract and ally yourself with in the world.

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