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Ideas on human conscious evolution in terms of an approach I've developed which I call Spectrum Counseling; this involves: conflict resolution, martial arts, meditation methods, mindbody strategies, and tranformational learning. This effort is for human beings who wish to encourge, stimulate, discover, and explore the potential of conscious evolution within themselves.
18.7.07
I awake from an exhilarating dream. In the dream I am in a place of research study, seeking knowledge related to mystical understanding. I speak with a professor who shows me a book that has a painting. This work of art depicts a realtively ancient setting wherein people are extravagantly dressed in apparel of the times. There are several persons in the painting. The professor tells me to run the line of my vision from the upper right corner of the painting, diagonally downward, across the lace collars of clothing, in an S shaped curve. As I trace my line of sight along the S pattern, the people in the painting begin to move, shift, and sometimes dissappear from view. The painting begins to shape shift in my mental eye. The professor then tells me to rotate the orientation of the painting in my hands. As I do this, a different painting appears of someone in modern dress. Now, for some reason, within the dreamscape, I arrive at a realization that there are perspectives in the human mind which are deeply hidden. When one uses the correct approach to discovering them, this produces Enlightened Knowledge of a specific type.
I explain all this to the professor. He listens intently, and when I am finished, he opens the book I had been holding, and within it is another book which had been hidden. This book was written by a well known philosopher mystic. The professor tells me to read the hidden text. Strangely, the professor now seems to be a different person.
I leave the research center in a state of powerful enlightened awareness. As I walk away from the place of study, I meet a group of actors with whom I had previously worked. The play we had performed in together was written by Chekov, and entitled, The Sea Gull. I played the part of Dr. Dorn. I asked the players if any of them had ever eperienced what I had been exposed to at the research study center. Stella said that she had also experienced a similar thing.
The dream was amazing and vivid. I had the dream while falling into a sleep of exhaustion, after having worked through the night, as an actor, playing a detective, in a thriller, filmed in a castle on the desert in California.
