 Originally Posted by Wish
I have not seen this camel in any other dream since. And it might seem weird, but I still feel comforted by the thought of him, as if he is still here SOMEWHERE.
It seems to me that you are in contact with the camel every time you think of him, as much as you were when you dream. So you could ask him questions, and maybe he'll answer you in intuitions or dreams or experiences.
You may not get an answer that you understand if your question contains a false premise, such as that the camel is a 'being'. Or the answer may not come for many years in a more opportune circumstance. But my experience has been that I do get somewhere with this if I use what I get back and reinvest it in the process.
I think there are minds which are aware of objects directly, like how we are aware of thoughts. Such a mind does not need a centralized brain because it can make connections from a distance. We are in these minds.
When a person becomes aware of a greater mind, he tries to think of it as if it is a glorified human personality. He tries to become the mind, pulling its knowledge into his center of identity where he can control it. Or he tries to worship it, flattering it in hopes of receiving special favor and affection, trying to draw himself into it that way. I don't think that people are to blame for this, I think the confusion is in the greater mind also. Such entities create men, so that they can think and have experience, but there is craving in them, fear, and so the men are cancerous. Instead of working together as parts of the larger mind, they compete to satisfy the craving, breaking the coherence of the larger mind. So the entities can not think clearly, hence the confusion and fear. And where there is more coherence, more power rushes in, eager to influence and control the collective human body, and it fragments again. These entities are not discrete beings though, identity is shared, and there are standpoints from which the picture does not look like this.
Edit: Merged by sivason.
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