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Post by Portto on Jul 29, 2013 9:48:40 GMT -8
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Post by Portto on Jul 29, 2013 9:55:48 GMT -8
I'd put "to be or not to be?" outside the outer circle as the thought that makes the dreamer and "to thine own self be true" at the center of the dream.  |
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Post by Portto on Nov 18, 2013 10:45:22 GMT -8
Movement (change) is all there is, and this is what we are. A dream is included within the movement, that we can go from a state “A” to a state “B.” There is no “A” without “B” and no “B” without “A,” and they are both imagined to be separate. Where is your preferred vantage point? In the center or on one of the arrows? |
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Post by humphrey on Nov 19, 2013 5:51:32 GMT -8
Movement (change) is all there is, and this is what we are. A dream is included within the movement, that we can go from a state “A” to a state “B.” There is no “A” without “B” and no “B” without “A,” and they are both imagined to be separate. Where is your preferred vantage point? In the center or on one of the arrows? I like that. So the closer you get to the center the less movement there is? |
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Post by Portto on Nov 20, 2013 6:09:56 GMT -8
I like that. So the closer you get to the center the less movement there is? Yes, there is less movement near the center - for the separate observer. Although acknowledging the separate observer is still movement, it can break identification with the dream character. |
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Post by Reefs on Nov 22, 2013 5:38:10 GMT -8
Movement (change) is all there is, and this is what we are. A dream is included within the movement, that we can go from a state “A” to a state “B.” There is no “A” without “B” and no “B” without “A,” and they are both imagined to be separate. Where is your preferred vantage point? In the center or on one of the arrows? Is this some kind of vantage point recycling? |
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Post by Reefs on Nov 22, 2013 5:41:52 GMT -8
I like that. So the closer you get to the center the less movement there is? Yes, there is less movement near the center - for the separate observer. Although acknowledging the separate observer is still movement, it can break identification with the dream character. In the eye of the dualistic hurricane? |
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Post by Portto on Nov 23, 2013 18:00:17 GMT -8
Is this some kind of vantage point recycling? Same thing, appearing to be different! |
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Post by Portto on Nov 23, 2013 18:01:38 GMT -8
Yes, there is less movement near the center - for the separate observer. Although acknowledging the separate observer is still movement, it can break identification with the dream character. In the eye of the dualistic hurricane? Yep. Nice metaphor!  |
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Post by burt on Nov 23, 2013 20:35:12 GMT -8
In the eye of the dualistic hurricane? Yep. Nice metaphor! 'specially 'cause it always moving! |
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Post by Reefs on Nov 25, 2013 8:00:08 GMT -8
In the eye of the dualistic hurricane? Yep. Nice metaphor! Maybe change it into a hurricane model?  |
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Post by humphrey on Nov 26, 2013 7:39:31 GMT -8
Yep. Nice metaphor! Maybe change it into a hurricane model? beautiful pic |
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Post by Portto on Nov 27, 2013 16:53:02 GMT -8
Yep. Nice metaphor! Maybe change it into a hurricane model? If we imagine 10,000 things from joy/sorrow, yep, that's a big hurricane forming! |
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