Wake Up Darlin' (no-me: dreaming is more realistic!)

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Reading about dreaming, dream, and dreamer from the following discussion reminds

me of Ramesh's analysis on dream characters. Dreaming is all there is!!

 

In this case, there is an absence of dreamers and dreams. It is all an imagined

world. The physical world that we are imagining is all illusory...as it's all

phenomenon (illusory). And there is a concept of noumenon, which is all

subjective. And subjects don't require objects for its reassurance of its own

existence or non-existence. The subject or the source is all complete within

its own domain. And better yet, when we are awake, it is just a continuous

dreaming before a concept of birth or death. Realizing this as true

understanding, one should make the best use of this dreaming world---or just

responding to one's senses as they arise, without clinging on to them. Waking

up or sleeping is not very different!!!

 

Happy Dreaming!

 

~no-me~

 

epston wrote: In a message dated 2/26/2006 9:28:08 AM Pacific

Standard Time,

lastrain writes:

>

> Well...........that's just It.....there in (is) nothing to wake up.

>

> There is the dream...........but no dreamer.

>

>

L.E: Then why did you write the following?

 

> " Wake up darlyn.........you're having a bad dream. "

 

If there is only the dream, how can you wake up? If your life is a dream,

and there is only the dream, and you can never wake up? If there is only a

dream, you are trapped forever asleep. If there is no dreamer, there is no one

to awake. You may agree with this but there is the contradiction. But in your

state of nothingness, who is there to care about it? No one?

 

p.s. Toombaru=I am.

 

Larry Epston

 

Toombaru: Yes, no one.