Wei Wu Wei makes it very clear, either everything is content in the dream mind is dreaming, or not: you can’t have it both ways, assuming someone existed to insist that’s possible. Either mind is the ultimate subject of ‘everything’ manifesting in this dream, or not, and if not, then there is no such thing as duality.
In working with clients, ‘waking up’ takes place in the dream because if right now is the dream mind is dreaming, then ‘the client’ is a dreamer in the dream, featured in “The Grand Parody” mind is dreaming, filling time defending the fiction it has a self, probably one that is ‘damaged,’ and delivering the defense of this fiction while playing the part of a less than okay person.
This is all content in the dream mind is dreaming, and when you begin to wake up in the dream, truth comes into focus, sometimes quite suddenly, that the dream is on, as usual, and that it features dreamers vigorously filling time defending the fiction the self they have is real, in defense of the fiction the dreamers are real people.
In “The Grand Parody” mind is dreaming, this is “The Main Event” in this dream. Dreamers, in the guise of people, firmly entrenched in the defense of “The Master Lie, that ‘THIS’ is real and not a dream, refer to this as “ego madness.” The last thing they want to know is that the fiction right now is real rides on the fiction someone actually has a self. What makes “The Grand Parody” mind is dreaming a parody is that the defense of “The Master Lie” is “The Main Event” mind is dreaming. If ‘everything’ can only be content in the dream mind is dreaming, then the dream mind is dreaming features “The Anti-truth Game,” or TAG for short, as the centerpiece in “The Grand Parody.” » Read more: Mind is What Non-Dual IS
