In dreams, we are CONSCIOUS AND ALIVE in conjunction with the FUNDAMENTAL EXPERIENCE of our growth and becoming other than we are.

THEREFORE:

1) The balance of being and experience is attained in dreams in conjunction with visible and invisible experience in fundamental equilibrium and balance. (This is consistent with the experience of the eye/body in dreams, as vision begins invisibly inside the eye/body). Accordingly, the body may be visible or invisible in dreams. Dream experience is always that of the MIDDLE distance in/of space. This involves balanced MIDDLE strength force/energy feeling/touch and INSTANTANEITY. Therefore, the maximum of feeling/touch in dreams IS half of that which is experienced at the feet while waking and standing.

2) Our growth and becoming other than we are is a transcendent manifestation that ultimately involves our being conscious and alive in conjunction therewith. Our growth and becoming other than we are would be a separate manifestation from our waking experience as grown adults. Accordingly, dream experience is separate from waking experience, and yet dreams and waking experience are fundamentally linked and fundamentally related. Accordingly, we are conscious and alive in dreams in conjunction with what is the fundamental experience of our growth and becoming other than we are. THIS IS PERFECTLY CLEAR AND CORRECT.

What I am "really after" here gab is the truth. What are you really after here in the understanding of dreams? The credibility of these ideas is not in question, nor can you or anyone else here (or anywhere else) even begin to put them into question. The real question is why my person and these ideas are ignored, evaded, and ridiculed here. It is pathetic and idiotic. The truth matters gab. It matters a lot.

Gab, these ideas do not need peer review. They are clearly and plainly correct. Do you deny this?

Let's cut the games and garbage and lies and personal insults here. Dreams are not a creation of thought. Dreams are not the physics of the brain. Dreams are not hallucinations. To say that dream experience is not real and that dreams are not actual experience is plainly false. These statements are incorrect and unintelligible, as they do not tell us what dreams are. These so-called dream "experts" do not know how dreams are possible. The so-called dream "experts" do not even know how to accurately, consistently, and extensively describe dream experience. The so-called dream "experts" do not know what dreams are. They are not the experts. I am.

Gab, I am the expert on what dreams fundamentally and truly are. I have proven it already. The other so-called "experts" really do not know and understand what dreams are. They do not know how dreams are possible. They are not the experts gab, I am.

by Author Frank Martin DiMeglio