The art of dreaming

[Mayflow]

I am a sorceress because I dream myself to be a sorceress. A lot of people will not like this as they are much more material and literal minded than the world of dreams is. Many minds who can understand physics and electronics and such things as this can really go inside and dream up a storm and many of Earth's super-artists and philosophers learned their arts in those realms very much in their dreams. A part of my Shamanistic process is called "Red Crow" Red crow steals but when Red Crow steals it spreads it's little shiny coins that it has found and not only by dreams, but nowadays here on the internet. Formerly it had to be done more secretly, but it couldn't be done very often to the point of a really large mass to the point of critical mass. I was taught by secret operatives and here are some words by another (I don't now if he realized who was teaching him) ... "Sorcery is the act of embodying some specialized theoretical and practical premises about the nature and role of perception in molding the universe around us. Our world is only one in a cluster of consecutive worlds, arranged like the layers of an onion. Even though we have been energetically conditioned to perceive solely our world, we still have the capability of entering into those other realms, which are as real, unique, absolute, and engulfing as our own world is. For us to perceive those other realms, not only do we have to covet them but we need to have sufficient energy to seize them. Their existence is constant and independent of our awareness, but their inaccessibility is entirely a consequence of our energetic conditioning. In other words, simply and solely because of that conditioning, we are compelled to assume that the world of daily life is the one and only possible world. Believing that our energetic conditioning is correctable, sorcerers of ancient times developed a set of practices designed to recondition our energetic capabilities to perceive. They called this set of practices the art of dreaming . It's the gateway to infinity. Through dreaming we can perceive other worlds, which we can certainly describe, but we can't describe what makes us perceive them. Yet we can feel how dreaming opens up those other realms. Dreaming seems to be a sensation--a process in our bodies, an awareness in our minds. Dreaming instruction is divided into two parts. One is about dreaming procedures, the other about the purely abstract explanations of these procedures: an interplay between enticing one's intellectual curiosity with the abstract principles of dreaming and guiding one to seek an outlet in its practices. * * *" From the Art of Dreaming, by Carlos Castaneda From the Netherworlds from as the red crow flies. There is more to Dreaming than just learning how to be aware that you are dreaming. It really is an Art.