if dreams can recreate C1, then I'd say C1 can create dream worlds also.

I like what Einstien said..this coming from a scientist amazes me he said: imagination is more important than knowledge.

POW! hits me right in my pineal gland.....

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In my opinion the main difference between C1 and other areas where we can focus our consciousness on is that here we share a common reality, hence, we can’t change (we shouldn’t) it (physically) the way we would do in other conscious focus. We need common laws to make this thing work. So it could be the difference between the Physical experience and other levels of experience.

I believe that the the distinction between "physical matter" and "dream matter" that physical people make, is based on a distinction that "doesn't" exist.

It makes more sense that the physical World is an extension of the spirit World, rather than the other way around.

The physical World is made to seem rigid, because it wouldn't work as well as a place of learning and gaining experience, if it's inhabitants were able to see through its illusion easilly. Plus, how's it supposed to seem? Vaporous?

Going by the experiences and dreams I've had, the consciousness that creates experiences doesn't have limitations. It's very sophisticated. Therefore, it has the ability to create an imaginary World that seems real to its occupants. It can even work with thought-energy in a way, so that certain "supposed" physical laws need to be followed.

Even dreams are usually created so that they seem real. Otherwise they wouldn't serve their purpose as well.

"Mind over matter" makes more sense, than "matter creates mind."

Have you ever wondered: "What does 'physical' actually mean?"

Regarding gravity, I read that Isaac Newton, the man who first came up with the theory of gravity,  was a mystic. For whatever reason, the institution of science didn't want to empasize this. I also read that Isaac Newton considered the force behind gravity to be love. Or in otherwords, the natural tendency for consciousness to merge back with itself. Before I read that Isaac Newton felt this way, I had the same feeling. It reminds me of Bruce Moen's discovery that consciousness included the factor of PUL (pure unconditional love) in order to get its probes to come back to it.

I don't really have much to say that people haven't already but i do like this thread, it makes you think loads!

I did read somewhere that people can defy this physical laws set agaisnt us in this lifetime, it takes year of practise and conditioning. There was also a website i came across unintentionally which had a guide of how to become light enough to float in this world...down to breating etc...has anyone heard of this?...i would have to see before i believed it!

I wil try and find the site again but definatly interesting!

I also took psychology in sixth form..we covered dreams a little but nothing like i wanted to, even very briefly like a sentance was said about how people go out of body...i could have gone on for ages haha!

Ryan

Hmmm, it is too far fetched for me to believe that people can defy physical laws here in the physical. 

I know someone who said he and someone else actually saw someone flying between trees. 

I know I've experienced some weird stuff, but this is something I just can't accept.  Perhaps what they saw was something non-physical and it appeared as physical to them. 

I think i would have to see to believe as well Vicky!

Have you ever heard of that thing as well where a person lays down and kinda meditates but six people using their finger can lift this person effortlessly, how the hell does all this work???!

Sounds like movie stuff all this physically world defying behaviour! Would love to see it though...but still set in my young old ways??? lol i have to see to believe haha!

RYan