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    1. 07-02-2006 12:56 PM #26
      PenguinLord13
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      Originally posted by Leo Volont
      The Quality of a Light in a Dream is indicative of the Spiritual Altitude. *The Condition of the Light -- the Luminous Ambiance -- is a barometer of a dreams position between the Moral and Spiritual Poles. *You have Darkness and Evil on one end, and you have All Goodness and the Pure White Light on the other. *

      A morally neutral Dreamer cannot substantially screw with this system. *

      If you could screw with this Essential Element of Dream Coding, then your dreams would become effectively meaningless. *

      You would become like the Apostle Paul's Evil Angels who are able to Counterfeit the Glory of God Himself. *And you know how full of Shit I think Paul was.
      Sorry, I'm a bit confused here, but maybe it's because I'm not christian, and have never studied it though. I'm not spiritual, so you have me a bit lost.
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    2. 09-03-2006 06:01 AM #27
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      I've had trouble raising light levels in the past, but last night I was successful. I was in a dark room but could see a light switch. I yelled out "Give me light!" and pressed the switch. The lights became slightly brighter. I repeated this process about three times, and the level of light became a bit brighter each time. Then after I stopped trying to make it brighter, everything became dark again... So much for that!
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