The following interview of a priest was sent to me for comment. It could just as easily be an interview with a Rabbi, Imam, or any other True Believer. It is a good example of how Integral Deep Listening interviews of dreams generate waking lucidity, in this case regarding understanding how we keep ourselves … Read more
Are there any activities undertaken in pursuit of enlightenment, including lucid dreaming, that are never attempts at self-rescue? Of course there are, but the assumption of self-rescue is a reasonable and wise default position.
Lucidity is about learning to wake up in whatever state we are in. While our waking identity clearly differentiates between dreaming and waking states most of the time, that distinction seems less important to interviewed emerging potentials, such as dream characters.
When you suspend your assumptions within your dreams and instead simply ask the characters you meet questions, you can transform your life.
Do you want to learn to lucid dream? Why? Are your priorities the same as those of your inner compass? How would you know?
“The cut opened up more and more, each time I looked at it. I could see my flesh, my arteries and veins. My whole wrist opened up until I could look down at the bone. I then told myself that this was a dream. “I am dreaming this!”
Meeting George Washington
Using Lucid Dreaming and IDL for Financial Decision Making Can a Log Fence Teach Benefits of Lucid Dreaming? Dream Lucidity as Self-Rescuing
The following dream is from a long-time friend of mine who knows my work, Integral Deep Listening, but has been neither a student or practitioner of it. In fact, we have in the past had heated debates and agreed to disagree. However, truth is truth, whatever you call it, and it belongs to no one. … Read more