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One With The Truth

November 22nd, 2010

Wei Wu Wei is very clear about waking up; it is all or nothing. As long as a shred of duality remains, the dreamer is still featured defending the fiction it’s possible to prove it is a person while in this dream. The seeing of that is comedy. You can read about this on my latest entry on www.therecoveryprocess.com. What makes this comedy is 1) everything ‘going on’ can only occur as content in this mind generated dream, and 2) because right now is the dream mind is dreaming, there are no people to be people. Reality, in other words, always displays where the dreamers in this dream are with the fact nothing can prove a dreamer in the dream is a person, not with duality, “The Defection Parody,” the invented self, story, memory, skit, or reiterated suffering. The dream is always what right now is, accurately displaying where all the dreamers in the dream are with the fact truth is absolute: nothing going on is, or can ever be, about people. When the dream features the dreamer in it, ‘getting that,’ it wakes up, viewing ‘filling time

defending the fiction right now is real’ as mind, the comedian.

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Mind is What Non-Dual IS

June 7th, 2010

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 viagra 100mg 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.”

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The Big Picture

April 26th, 2010

If, as Wei Wu Wei says, right now is the dream mind is dreaming, and that is true, then “history” is what mind is dreaming in the context called 'time,' which, allegedly, began with “The Big Bang” some fifteen billion years ago. Mind hatched this dream with “The Big Bang,” featuring 'the unfolding universe' as the center piece in this dream. Without the creation of time, there is no space in which 'events' could unfold as “history.”

“The Recovery Process” is a dreamer to dreamer encounter in this dream. One of the two must be awake in the dream, or awake enough to discuss the dream objectively, in order to assist the “client” to identify how it treated events in the dream as if they were real events outside of the dream. If the dream is always what right now is, then the dream included the events the dreamer in the dream kept in place as not only 'real events,' but the events that damaged a real person. If “history” is the dream mind is dreaming, then the dream included those events, the dreamer in the dream, and the dreamer in the dream using those events in the dream to dismiss truth by pretending it can be replaced with the fiction a real person was damaged by real events.

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Wei Wu Wei says, repeatedly, it's an all or nothing proposition: either the dream is always what right now is, and 'everything' is content in the dream, or nothing is content in a dream. Waking up features the dreamer in the dream retrieving how it keeps old, usually negative, events in the dream real to use reiterated suffering to anchor the fiction a real someone has a real self, and reiterated suffering is sufficient to prolong this fiction in the dream. The so-called “pain body” is what a dreamer in this dream relies on to defend the fiction a real person is 'damaged.' If right now is only a mind generated dream, then there is no one to be anything, including 'damaged.' The lie the self is real depends on the lie reiterated 'bad feelings' are sufficient to prove someone has a 'damaged self.' If this is a dream, and there are no people, only dreamers featured defending the fiction they are people, usually with reiterated suffering, then waking up can occur when a dreamer identifies how it converted “negative events” in the dream into the story it occupies that it was damaged by real events in reality.

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The Critical Moment

April 21st, 2010

When you are stuck in the fiction someone has a history, you scan their history to detect what happened to damage their self. A huge percentage of us live in the story we were damaged by ‘bad events’ in a ‘bad past.’ This is expressed as a ratio between our memory of ‘the good’ and ‘the bad,’ with a net gain conclusion about ‘our life.’ If ‘the‘bad’ is greater than ‘the good,’ time features us firmly entrenched in “The Victim Parody,” possibly for the duration of our life. We all know, without knowing exactly why or how, who is living the life of ‘the victim.’ The lower our awareness, the less we see what we are witnessing is a parody. As awareness expands, what seemed obscure, comes into focus as totally transparent. It shows up in the language we use to decorate the parody we occupy. It shows up in body language, posture, gait, and fluidity. It shows up in our narrative about the view we hold about life in general, and people in particular. Once we

lock into the victim parody, it runs perception, action, drama, feelings, and ‘choice,’ like who can we marry that will complement the drama we occupy.

Wei Wu Wei makes it very clear that ‘history’ is what mind is dreaming. What most of us refer to as “events” are actually content in the dream mind is dreaming. If mind is all there is, then history, in its entirety, is what mind dreamed, including huge events dreamers, posing as people, discuss as real historical events outside the dream mind is dreaming. The dream mind is dreaming is what “history” is, including the timeline we refer to as “history.” The shift from the fiction people have a history, to the truth dreamers have a ‘history’ in the dream, comes into focus slowly, usually with a sense of incredulity.

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Life in the Dream

March 5th, 2010

Wei Wu Wei makes it very clear that mind is dreaming this fantasy we (in it) refer to as “reality.” Right now is nothing more substantial than a mind generated dream. If mind is the dreamer of this dream, then truth is absolute: mind is all there is. There is no other source for reality, and “reality” is what mind is dreaming. Most of the dreamers in this dream fill time 1) defending the lie ‘right now’ is real, and not a dream, and that 2) all the dreamers are ‘the people’ they get to portray in this dream. Since everything can only be content in this dream, the dream is always what ‘right now’ is, including ‘the dreamers defending the fiction truth is false.’ Mind dreams the vast majority of the dreamers in this dream busy defending “The Master Lie”, which includes the sum of what the dreamers

do in the dream to dismiss the fact it is a dream so they can defend the fiction they are the people they insist they are.

Mind is the dreamer of this dream, including ‘the dreamers,’ and where they are with the fact truth is absolute, somewhere between awake and deep in trance defending “The Master Lie,” which we can abbreviate as TML. Defending TML is “The Main Event” in this dream. Once you are awake in the dream, you know you are always only in the presence of dreamers, displaying the degree to which they defend TML, from some of the time, to all of the time. This is always transparent, but viewing it accurately comes into focus exactly as fast as you wake up in the dream.

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