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The Dream Self and the Dream

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When a child’s emerging self

confronts civilization’s fearful contradictions,

a dream of struggle and strife is born.

Transcend the personal dreamer

and the dream disappears.

We solve the world’s problems

not by fighting them

but by waking each day

from our separate dreams.

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I hope you are enjoying these offerings of mystical poetry. Find more revelations in my books I Am God: Wisdom and Revelation from Mystical Consciousness and Divinity Rising: Beyond Illusion, Suffering, and Death and my third and final volume, Into The Light: Death, Dying, and Beyond. Thank you, John.

Dream a New Dream

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I am not the doer,

thinker,

hero,

monster,

lover,

or victim

in this dream.

Avoid attachment to a personal self or story

and watch your movie projector create

new images every second of the day

through your consciousness.

Then wake up as God dreaming

a new dream,

 and see what changes.

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I hope you are enjoying these offerings of mystical poetry. Find more revelations in my books I Am God: Wisdom and Revelation from Mystical Consciousness and Divinity Rising: Beyond Illusion, Suffering, and Death and my third and final volume, Into The Light: Death, Dying, and Beyond. Thank you, John.

Don’t Argue with Your Dream

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Life is a dream, 

but humanity’s version

has become a pernicious spell,

its drama luring us ever more deeply  into itself.

The more you fight with this dream, the deeper you get.

Lose yourself in the dream, and you will lose

consciousness for decades.

Transcend the impulse to fight.

Watch as God watches.

Wake up and  discover God’s original dream

waiting all around you.

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I hope you are enjoying these offerings of mystical poetry. Find more revelations in my books I Am God: Wisdom and Revelation from Mystical Consciousness and Divinity Rising: Beyond Illusion, Suffering, and Death and my third and final volume, Into The Light: Death, Dying, and Beyond. Thank you, John.

The Dream of Reality

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What is reality if not a dream?

Can you prove it otherwise and not still be in the dream?

I say Heaven on Earth is

God’s perfect dream of Creation,

divine consciousness materializing a world of being and enchantment.

Like a movie projector, divine light  throws pictures on the screen.

But acting like apprentice artists painting over their master’s work,

we add a second dream layer spun by our own

thoughts, beliefs, conflict, trauma, struggle, and suffering.

The entire journey of life runs between these two dreamlands.

Awakening from the second dream, we find the original dreamer

in the light-filled landscape of the original dream.

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I hope you are enjoying these offerings of mystical poetry. Find more revelations in my books I Am God: Wisdom and Revelation from Mystical Consciousness and Divinity Rising: Beyond Illusion, Suffering, and Death and my third and final volume, Into The Light: Death, Dying, and Beyond. Thank you, John.

When Death Cracks Open the Door

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When the curtain draws back on the drama of life.

We are not what is happening

but the consciousness in which it appears to happen.

In fact, death only happens in the dream.

When the door cracks open,

an even more sublime dream

shimmers in amazing technicolor.

God’s next manifestation awaits.

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I hope you are enjoying these offerings of mystical poetry. Find more revelations in my books I Am God: Wisdom and Revelation from Mystical Consciousness and Divinity Rising: Beyond Illusion, Suffering, and Death and my third and final volume, Into The Light: Death, Dying, and Beyond. Thank you, John.

To See Me, Be Me

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To See Me, Be Me

Here’s the ultimate riddle:

“I am everyone,

but no one sees

me. Who am I?”

God.

How can this be?

We see what we imagine…

a “homeless person”

“police officer”

“mother”

“clerk”

“student”

“criminal”

“nurse”

 While we have a backstory for each, we never 

see God behind the masks.

Nor do the figures experience God in themselves.

But wipe clean the “doors of perception,”

remove masks and narratives,

and what a homecoming we would have.

One loving family  

awaking from a long nightmare.

What is the moral here?

God replies,

“You must be me to see me.”

Awaken divine consciousness and the 

face of God will shine in everyone you meet.