Please DO NOT BE LIKE ME :)

[Giulia]

Thank you, Tony.

Have you ever challenged your sleeping dreams? I always have, and over time they have become a great companion in my daily life.

I started by keeping a journal for a whole year: this increased my daily memory until I remembered up to 5 or 6 long and detailed dreams.

When I started having memory problems around 2012, my memorable dreams became more specific, and occasionally repeated themselves over a number of days.

I now occasionally get what I call "dream knowings", when I am absolutely certain that the message is true and comes from the Source. Dream knowings also come as repetitive dreams until I grasp them.

[Giulia]

Many of my human sleeping dreams do look like this as I am trying to find my way back home. So far, inside my human dreams, I have not ever found my way back home INSIDE the dream. I DO ALWAYS find my way back home by simply waking up from my desert dream

Ok, Tony. Have you ever tried any “guided waking dream” technique? I remember reading a book on the subject decades ago, and, even though I can’t remember much about it, I remember I was absolutely thrilled about the subject matter, because it suggested a way to gain CONTROL over the dream experience. Since then, I have attempted several strategies, such as hypnosis for instance, to try and achieve the sense of control that I only seem to have in a beta brainwave state.

If our purpose in life were only to get back Home, what would the purpose of life be?

I understand dreams serve the purpose of assisting us to process physical life experiences and to reconnect with our spirit self and divine source. However my most exciting dreams are not the ones where I get back from where I came, but the ones focusing on the journey.

[Giulia]

Hello, Tony. Thanks for going into the details again. I absolutely respect your point of view.

From my non-NDEr perspective, when I read words such as "illusion", "pain", "false" or "nonsense" I can't help but wonder whether we are considering all the elements involved in our incarnate life and its purpose.

My feeling is that the purpose of incarnation cannot simply be living in alignment with our spiritual awareness and to love and be loved in some kind of falsely perceived conditional, temporal reality where Divine Presence is withdrawn, delayed or conditional. We could do that without incarnating, using something like Star Trek holodecks.

When I think of our incarnate life and what near-death experiencers such as Dannion Brinkley say, the word that comes to mind is "creation", which is a much stronger one and suggests that we are giving life to something NEW, not just trying to remember where we are coming from.

For instance, the idea of fighting pain reminds me of tilting at windmills: where is the purpose? I have learnt that focusing on the pain brings more pain, whereas focusing on the joy brings more joy. And this happens because we are CREATORS. I believe we are brave spiritual beings with a huge power to manifest a variety of different things that would not exist without our conscious effort in this incarnate life, and we manifest things depending on what we focus on. If I were to choose that whatever I am creating is false or an illusion or nonsense, then what would the purpose be?

[Giulia]

Giulia, according to science today, matter and energy cannot be destroyed nor created.

My opinion is this is exactly what causes humans to believe in dogma such as materialism.

It may also cause materialists to deny the existence of the creator God of many religions.

My opinion is if we could apply science to spiritual awareness, there would be no matter.

I think spiritual awareness cannot be made of matter nor energy as science defines them.

I think that would make it impossible to have spiritual awareness such as ADCs and NDEs.

Thanks for bringing up materialism, Tony. I look forward to reading your articles.

As to the term "energy", I use it in a much broader way, to include ALL CREATION, well beyond dogmatic and preconceived beliefs.

I feel that a true scientist is someone who is open-minded and willing to consider all possibilities, even if they contradict their own beliefs. A scientist who is unwilling to do this is simply a researcher who is blinded by their own prejudices. I also feel we need to make a distinction between science and materialism: a scientist who is materialistic is not truly open-minded, because they are already assuming that the universe is a certain way.

I feel a true scientist is someone who is willing to think critically and objectively, even if it means challenging their own beliefs.

[Giulia]

So my idea that a condition like Bose-Einstein is required for matter to re-enter the waveform is not even required, The normal condition of atoms and molecules, according to quantum theory, is already a waveform until an observation.

Hello, Tony. I hope your health issues may be soon solved.

Indeed I am already familiar with this quantum theory, which makes complete sense to me.

After all these discussions, I am eager to go back to our Manifestation Workshop and set the process in motion. Ever since we started the Workshop, I have never stopped focusing on my personal manifestation plan, and there have been times when it has been proceeding so fast, that observation came even before trying to plan creation.

I feel the worst thing that can happen to a materialist or to a negative thinker is being stuck in one’s preconceived beliefs and story telling or else repeatedly creating a negative and unpleasant reality.

I invite you and whoever is interested to go back to the Manifestation Workshop, not just to manifest physical health, but any wonderful thing we can conceive of.