Dream creates Afterlife?

I was thinking, my dreams are so vivid, so intense...so complex...it might be possible that they are setting the stones for afterlife worlds, and the complex in between areas of our minds. If you believe in reincarnation, think of the dreamworld as a sort of crazy limbo, where anything happens. Then after reviewing your memories in this sort of dream limbo, you gather enough personality to be born again..I guess this sort of could say you were disregarding genetic factors, but i dunno. Just a thought.

I have been thinking about this also. My thoughts where that we all together Create a collective unconscious world/space that is sustained while the human race survives. This Space can maybe also be inhabited/sustained by other astral-entities that are dependend on this stable sort of field for pur soul/spirit to survive in. MAybe (the first) consciousness is the creator of the universe by structuring with its thoughts in the first place. Ofcourse there is no proof possible but it could make sense about the fact why physical life is so important. It generates new experiences and thus new creative conscious energy for the astral plane. The physical existence could be the growing of the immature soul/spirit by experience to in the end be able to exist entirely in the atsral world when the spirit/soul mature. IN this way ennemies from our kind of consciousness would thus try to keep us from maturing and thus from enterinh into the astral world as mature creators/keepers and spiritual defenders of this collective conscious plane. Maybe in this way we have aliences with other beings dependend on the astral plane. IN a sense I am talking about spiritual warfare.

Good stufg for a novel no doubt.... LOL but it even may be true.

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Originally Posted by razathustra

I have been thinking about this also. My thoughts where that we all together Create a collective unconscious world/space that is sustained while the human race survives. This Space can maybe also be inhabited/sustained by other astral-entities that are dependend on this stable sort of field for pur soul/spirit to survive in. MAybe (the first) consciousness is the creator of the universe by structuring with its thoughts in the first place. Ofcourse there is no proof possible but it could make sense about the fact why physical life is so important. It generates new experiences and thus new creative conscious energy for the astral plane. The physical existence could be the growing of the immature soul/spirit by experience to in the end be able to exist entirely in the atsral world when the spirit/soul mature. IN this way ennemies from our kind of consciousness would thus try to keep us from maturing and thus from enterinh into the astral world as mature creators/keepers and spiritual defenders of this collective conscious plane. Maybe in this way we have aliences with other beings dependend on the astral plane. IN a sense I am talking about spiritual warfare.

Good stufg for a novel no doubt.... LOL but it even may be true.

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You should read the book, Sacred Journey to Atlantis by Dr. Norma J. Milanovich. Also We, The Arcturians, same author.

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Originally Posted by skyS

I was thinking, my dreams are so vivid, so intense...so complex...it might be possible that they are setting the stones for afterlife worlds, and the complex in between areas of our minds. If you believe in reincarnation, think of the dreamworld as a sort of crazy limbo, where anything happens. Then after reviewing your memories in this sort of dream limbo, you gather enough personality to be born again..I guess this sort of could say you were disregarding genetic factors, but i dunno. Just a thought.

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Or maybe not.

My opinion is that dreams sometimes are memories of our past lives.

Thanks for the recommendation. I will deff look into this book! It is possible to share dreams, and I've experienced this once before.

I've considered that possibility, and the dream world as an afterlife actually meshes with the religious view that you have to be good in this life to get into heaven.
It's kind of like saying the music that is on your Ipod when you die is the music you're stuck listening to for eternity. But instead of songs on an Ipod, it's the archetypes that are wired into your brain and the connections between them.

I believe in recarnation, well no I believe in rebirth actually which is different. You mentioned that gathering enough personality and memories may enable you to be born again. In my opinion there is no 'self' as such, no indepedent permanent self or soul, you as a form exist, but like everything in this world, its existence depends on other phenomena. Within one life and across multiple lives, the empirical, changing self not only objectively affects its surrounding external world, but also generates (consciously and unconsciously) its own subjective image of this world, which it then lives in as 'reality'. It lives in a world of its own making in various ways. It "tunes in" to a particular level of consciousness (by meditation or the rebirth it attains through its karma) which has a particular range of objects - a world - available to it. It furthermore selectively notices from among such objects, and then processes what has been sensed to form a distorted interpretive model of reality: a model in which the 'I am' conceit is a crucial reference point.

So when you begin break down this ignorance you realize that everything that one senses is an illusion, it exists but just not in the way we think it does. The same can be said for a dream, a dream is an illusion that we often think is a reality and then we wake up.

I personally do not think that dreams can be an insight into future lives as they have not yet happened. Also, it is said that in a dream it is impossible to construct a human face that you have never seen before, but you can create all kinds of monsters and landscapes. So how could one see a person in a dream that is so say placed in a future life?