Considering how much of our average day is spent imagining, creating, daydreaming, night dreaming, trapped in fake arguments with real people in our heads, it’s clear that we are a swirling mass of the real and the unreal. Some triggers to the unreal are real and tangible. They are physical stimulants—like coffee. But some are […]
Children projecting imaginary friends and situations is a fractal version of Spirit being/inhabiting all things. It also illustrates how you—the self, the thinker—really do not exist. You are only ever thought, not an entity separate from it. The egoic self is not more than thought—the thought that mistakes itself for a thinker. This is […]