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Apr 3rd, 2007 at 4:12pm
 
Hi you all,

I've noticed this happening in my mind:
New imagery is very intriguing. Images from the 'afterlife' especially are seductive because they come with such hope. I'm so ready to believe that anything in afterlife realms has got to be better than what this old world offers.
Especially potent are images presented by good writers, past or present--poetic, colorful, fully involving our imaginations. Open minds let in these forms and seem to set up great expectations.

If my expectations are teased or developed by exciting pictures in my mind, where will I go to find these images? Will I hang around C1, perhaps beyond my time, waiting to meet an alien or angel? Maybe I'll flit around the afterlife, unable to rest in the park or other refuge, because my mind's full of fantastic beings I think I should be meeting because some place they were once described?

Bruce wrote five books and kept imagery to a minimum, while rather instead, he focussed on the processes of consciousness, often emphasizing the role of Interpretor and how it can distort meaning by the imagery it chooses. Many of the more experienced explorers here have followed his lead by giving minimal clues about what they saw, and emphasize the  process  of their experience and how that transformed their understanding. As much as I love the visual world,
I'm beginning to think their approach is not accidental.

So I'm wonderring,
What is the importance of imagery to our afterlife development?

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Reply #1 - Apr 3rd, 2007 at 7:09pm
 
My feeling is that the amount of happiness, peace and love you feel is most important.

When I've experienced divine love I've felt it was the most beautiful thing I've ever felt even though I didn't see anything.
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Reply #2 - Apr 4th, 2007 at 2:24am
 
I guess we can grow in many different ways Bets. when I read Bruce's books I skipped over the exercises and went for the images to learn what he saw, how he interpreted them, then I compared them and interpreted them to images I had seen and later would see.

especially I related to the acrobatics I saw in his images..the movement of the inner body as relating to movement of consciousness. his guides faces he could not see. same here. I never met an alien like some here do even though I wanted to, I also didn't want to.
I never met angels either, just people who reminded me of angels because of that divine spark inside of them.
you won't drift around looking for what another has experienced because you are unique and will get what you  need rather than what you want. which is the best thing anyway.
All of Bruce's exercises are important. once I did around to trying a few I saw they did work.  it just takes disapline, and at first, I enjoyed the comparison of images.
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Reply #3 - Apr 5th, 2007 at 1:56pm
 
In traditional forms of meditation and spiritual growth the direction seems to be to let go of things like thoughts, images, ego, etc.  The result is some kind of oneness or light or merging into a broader sense of the divine.  From this perspective, images can certainly be distractions from the spiritual side of development.  I think Recover’s experiences and sense of love, peace and Christ Consciousness reflects this.  This type of development represents spiritual advancement within the meaning of our religious traditions.

Being attracted to Bruce’s books and this board gives me a different perspective (and I think it’s good to have different perspectives).  What I hope for is to explore and expand my consciousness and that can take many forms.  To me images can reflect different aspects of consciousness or the different Focus levels developed by Monroe.  In this having images and experiences of different types can indicate that we are touching on different areas of our own conscious awareness that reach beyond C1.

As Alysia suggested when we match up images to what we read in Bruce’s books then we can assume we are having a common experience and that tells us that we’re not just making things up but actually having the same experiences or lessons in consciousness that other people have.  So in this sense, images are positive reinforcement.

The other value of images, to me, is that they communicate meaning.  Sometimes when we work through the exercises that Bruce and TMI give us, we get feelings, images, and, sometimes, verbal communication.  There is much to be learned from these.  So I see images as part of the learning process.

But I think you are absolutely correct in stressing the importance of process.  The images are just indicators of different places in that process.  Some of my experiences lately seem to come up with images that seem to relate more to the process than symbolic content or just images.  Sometimes I think reducing the experience to an image may be the only way to know and remember what has occurred and perhaps the only way to learn something so that I can go on and hopefully learn more.

I’d be interested in more of your thoughts.

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Reply #4 - Apr 5th, 2007 at 3:01pm
 
Hi bets,

The afterlife is the same as this physical life, but without all the short comings, and in greater spectacular detail. Imagery is good, it is a lot of the language of the afterlife, along with symbols, and complete package thoughtforms, that include, sound, images, emotions, and symbols. Although, you can still speak as one did on Earth, but all will soon find the new language much easier.

No one will be disappointed, with the afterlife, if they are a loving person, with controlled thoughts, and right living. Even those that find themselves in a belief system, will eventually move on to live in the beauty of the afterlife.

Once adjusted, one wil be able to listen to composers perform their Earth music, along with compositions newly created in the afterlife, after thier passing on, in great halls of music. As well as poets, and inventors, and arcitects. Theaters are also there, recreating plays of the past, as well as those which have never been seen on Earth.

I have visited many of these realms, as well as realms with amusement parks, and have enjoyed many joyus times with loved ones.

Yes bets, I will look forward myself, spending time with loved one's and friends for eternity, once I leave the physical body for the last time. All our experiences in the non-physical are there to condition us for our new existence, as we evolve into oneness along our spiritual path, leading us back to the fountain head of God's Love.

Dreams, oobe's, retrivals, are just teasers of the wonder that is to come.

Dimensionally Yours,
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Reply #5 - Apr 5th, 2007 at 3:24pm
 
Thank you, three R's and Alyssia!

Your responses have taken care of my concern!

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Reply #6 - Apr 5th, 2007 at 3:59pm
 
Rob Calkins : In traditional forms of meditation and spiritual growth the direction seems to be to let go of things like thoughts, images, ego, etc.  The result is some kind of oneness or light or merging into a broader sense of the divine.  From this perspective, images can certainly be distractions from the spiritual side of development.  I think Recover’s experiences and sense of love, peace and Christ Consciousness reflects this.  This type of development represents spiritual advancement within the meaning of our religious traditions.
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I agree Rob there are levels of meditation that have nothing much to do with seeing images, where there is no visual input, but so quiet and still, sometimes like blinking off, but something is being fed into the soul undefinable by the intellect. that would be the difference I suppose between spiritual development versus psychic gifts unraveling. so I conclude it's nice to be having or knowing something, as in psychic implications, but it's really quite extraordinary to enter the silence.
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Being attracted to Bruce’s books and this board gives me a different perspective (and I think it’s good to have different perspectives).  What I hope for is to explore and expand my consciousness and that can take many forms.  To me images can reflect different aspects of consciousness or the different Focus levels developed by Monroe.  In this having images and experiences of different types can indicate that we are touching on different areas of our own conscious awareness that reach beyond C1.
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those areas that reach beyond C1 at first involve those symbols and images I need to figure out as these symbols have something in common with the collective consciousness I am a part of. We all effect each other I notice, for either positive or negative, when i can find my commonality with others is when I am happiest that I am advancing on the right path.
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As Alysia suggested when we match up images to what we read in Bruce’s books then we can assume we are having a common experience and that tells us that we’re not just making things up but actually having the same experiences or lessons in consciousness that other people have.  So in this sense, images are positive reinforcement.
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well said interpretation, thanks. I also would add that images represent conceptualization. once my guide said to me while I was just waking up: "do not document, when you begin to write. Instead, conceptualize."  and so I took this to heart. I had been attending class "out there." Smiley  according to some symbols given me, I was in a classroom. lol. what fun it was! The teacher let me talk back! he said there was no wrong question. hehehe. Somehow this interaction went beyond mere symbolism because of the teacher whos face I saw as if he were a physical real person with his own personality. It was more like an out of body situation. perhaps focus 21 where the bridge is..could be.
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The other value of images, to me, is that they communicate meaning.  Sometimes when we work through the exercises that Bruce and TMI give us, we get feelings, images, and, sometimes, verbal communication.  There is much to be learned from these.  So I see images as part of the learning process.
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If I follow an image, say, a dream image or an imagination image, I find a rote on it, a whole bunch of thoughts get tied together, to my personal interprets. like being in a kitchen is one of my symbols in dream. whenever i dream of being in a kitchen, I know my sub.con. is "cooking up" something.
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But I think you are absolutely correct in stressing the importance of process.  The images are just indicators of different places in that process.  Some of my experiences lately seem to come up with images that seem to relate more to the process than symbolic content or just images.  Sometimes I think reducing the experience to an image may be the only way to know and remember what has occurred and perhaps the only way to learn something so that I can go on and hopefully learn more.
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Bets, you are I noticed, a very good organizer type of person. I can see that you have always worked to make this an interesting board for people to grow on. you have one of those overview mentalities which tell me you are group oriented. to me, I'm not being psychic, I just watch things you do here and I've always liked it because it shows me how much you care about others. so I could see why ask the questions you do and you've managed to produce a very good thread here once more. you've done this before Smiley I have a friend who does not like to try and decipher symbols within dream, as he would rather just leap to direct conversation I suspect, as we do in C1. I relate to his struggle. I have many more dreams in my folder which lie there undeciphered until I get around to it. In my friends point of view, he does listen to me a little,  Smiley I would say we look at our lives, ourselves and our dreams and we like to just focus on what is easily understood and resist to focus on areas outside our expertise...but since we all dream whether we wish to or not, I told him not to resist what was given to him so easily as I'm sure there's always a reason and I don't think eating spicy food the night before has anything to do with it, unless your body is telling you not to eat that again. for instance, you might dream of a large red pepper chasing you, then maybe peppers are not for you, but on a larger scope, there is superficial, then there is deeper levels, and that's where it starts to get really interesting in interaction with others.
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Rob, you are so right. we communicate here on Earth with objects. objects in turn will be symbolized within dreamscape to our personal meaning we place on those objects while we are within C1 area. Like the kitchen is a planning area for my sub.con.
someday, I can predict a growth in humanity to receive direct communication from each other and from our assistants who are invisible to the naked eye, as well the religious among us can say god is speaking directly, as in revelations, someday I can see a leaving off of the symbology that we need to work with now, within mind/Mind.

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Reply #7 - Apr 5th, 2007 at 4:10pm
 
Hi Bets, I'm still here milking it Smiley  RickT. said:  Dreams, oobe's, retrivals, are just teasers of the wonder that is to come.
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Oh boy, did u ever say a mouthful! if my guides tease me anymore, and my higher self, whatever, I will have permanent laugh lines on my soul. Figured out that laughing is what helps me grow into more knowledge and peacefulness. but I don't think Rick meant for me to take the word teaser like I just did, but it's true, it feels sometimes like I'm being teased into growing because I feel like a curious cat. Smiley yet all of us have this curiosity. be careful or you'll end up like me making funny puns all the live long day and I'm the only one who thinks I'm clever.. Roll Eyes  now, see, that was a joke. watch someone will not think it's funny at all. thats ok!!!! ah, a certain amount of babble is good for the soul, like having a crumpet once in awhile..ok, I'll shut up.
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Reply #8 - Apr 5th, 2007 at 4:51pm
 
Bets, the three 'R's? That's good.  And Alysia's there as team leader.  Good observations Alysia.  Rick, I like the imagery in your post.  Recoverer, happiness, peace and love are definitely way up there in importance.

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Reply #9 - Apr 6th, 2007 at 11:28am
 
This morning, by coincidence, I woke, and then relaxed.  I tried to enter the hypnagogic state of several nights ago.  I expected to see images, changing every second or so, as before.  Nothing.  I waited without visual image.  Then, quite out of the blue, I heard my name shouted, clear as day by several voices all at once.  It must have been at least 3 or 4, because there were different cadences, as in when a group shouts "surprise!" at a birthday party.  All that was said was "Matthew!"  I popped my head up.   What? What - who said that?  It was as real as the physical world.  Startled me, but then I realized what happened.  Communication and exploration in consciousness is not depenedent on images but on intent and desire.  In this case it was auditory and if I may be so bold, quite mischievous.

The Tibetan book of the dead suggests that images of earthly desire can ensnare the spirit and prevent the merging with the godhead.  Passages are read to recently deceased loved ones to remind them to keep on the path to God, and avoid earthly seductions.  Allowing oneself to be seduced by images of the earth, either in fear, sexual passion, anxiety, or any other passion, is supposed to lead to the path of reincarnation.  At least that was how the Tibetans saw it. 

I am a being of intent.  I believe the universe works this way too.  I plan to expand on this concept in my thread about divine revelation.   I love hearing of the visits of others on this forum to mystic rivers, heavens, hells, Shamballah and the like.  I would love to open up my conceptual blocks while incarnate, enough to feel that I could visit these places, almost like being on a tour bus or glass bottom boat at will.  Alas, at this point, I haven't traveled to mystic shores except in poorly remembered dreams.  And yet, mastery of these images is not required to understand ourselves or our true nature.  Many spiritualists have said as much over the years.  Learn to love and express love.  Love thy neighbor as thyself.  Love the lord.  Act based on this love.  If these concepts are implemented and focused on, I have no doubt but that the rewards in our perceptual abilities will dwarf many wonderful sites and visions.

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Reply #10 - Apr 6th, 2007 at 12:37pm
 
Doc said: Learn to love and express love.  Love thy neighbor as thyself.  Love the lord.  Act based on this love.  If these concepts are implemented and focused on, I have no doubt but that the rewards in our perceptual abilities will dwarf many wonderful sites and visions.
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thats about it in a nutshell Doc. seems to bear repeating though and so we do. just to share, at a certain development phase, we can hear voices in auditory vibration. I have maybe only a half dozen times in 60 years heard the thing I call clairaudience.
my mother once made me jump up from my skin Cheesy calling my name from across the miles.she was breaking through the layers as we had a bond, to make amends, to get back to love while I suspect u have mischievious helpers, I consider they are like mine, they use this humor approach to break thru the cloud of disbelief that anyone could possibly be invisible and be able to see our private thoughts, yet these are overlapping worlds; we surely do not walk alone and separate when love is there.
we must have these sort of influence, of humor, because thats what works better than a shout to repent and change your ways. releasing a negative thought is much easier with humor or surprise technique, personally speaking that is.

it seems intent comes true..not the images, but perhaps the images lead to clarification of intents. I read somewhere thought and perception follows intent, not vice versa.
I suppose from a psychological perspective what u said about Tibeten book, if I could say it differently, we should or could bring our passions under our diminion, subdue the earth and animals as the good book put it, the animal passions of our own natures, not somebody else's nature. that way we don't repeat patterns of behavior which keep us in bondage to the Earth.
but I'd take it a little further that the intention, if we hold it, to not reincarnate, or to not return to this place, is a projection of guilt; we are not trying to escape anything, but rather explore our passions and direct them into channels best served to one another.
in  other words, get back to priorities and that thing called PUL.
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Hi Bets and all,

if you have some practice in meditation, you could do a special session, collect all the energy you can get, put a little extra-effort on relaxation and then state you want to go to the highest realm you are able to enter (and to remember).

Maybe, like me, you will find yourself connected, or even in, a place/state where visuals, sounds etc. are greatly reduced, in a very soothing way, being held and wrapped in the love and care of a sort of cosmic mother.

As I can't manage it so far to let my body totally go for a real OBE, I'm not completely in this realm, but also stay connected to my body. To me then this "high" place is a sort of encompassing realm, but the "matter" which is dealt with inside it, are pictures, sounds, feelings etc., now sensed from a distance.

So, it might be that our final home is beyond visuals, but not for everyone yet; as well, it could be that if you are in the position to reside in a nonvisual plane that still an aspect of you had to deal with visuals, because you are connected to places and persons which live mainly in the not so abstract world.

If you're hungry for visuals, then the best is to go and get them, until you're tired of it and want some rest from it. Whether these pictures/environments are "true" or not, it's up to everybody to set up a verification procedure as you like.

But the simple deep joy you can have being inside beauty and awsome imaginary IS something at itself, no matter if you made it up or not, or whether it's the pure reality or decoratative symbols. This joy-experience you can still use when you later tend more to a theoretic-abstract-process way of experience, or a mystic.

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betson wrote on Apr 3rd, 2007 at 4:12pm:
Hi you all,

I've noticed this happening in my mind:New imagery is very intriguing. Images from the 'afterlife' especially are seductive because they come with such hope. I'm so ready to believe that anything in afterlife realms has got to be better than what this old world offers.Especially potent are images presented by good writers, past or present--poetic, colorful, fully involving our imaginations. Open minds let in these forms and seem to set up great expectations.If my expectations are teased or developed by exciting pictures in my mind, where will I go to find these images? Will I hang around C1, perhaps beyond my time, waiting to meet an alien or angel? Maybe I'll flit around the afterlife, unable to rest in the park or other refuge, because my mind's full of fantastic beings I think I should be meeting because some place they were once described?Bruce wrote five books and kept imagery to a minimum, while rather instead, he focussed on the processes of consciousness, often emphasizing the role of Interpretor and how it can distort meaning by the imagery it chooses. Many of the more experienced explorers here have followed his lead by giving minimal clues about what they saw, and emphasize the  process  of their experience and how that transformed their understanding. As much as I love the visual world, I'm beginning to think their approach is not accidental.
So I'm wondering,What is the importance of imagery to our afterlife development?
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When humans  explore spriit realms , our sight is limited and our hearing is constrained .
We are all one in the Univesal Mind and we must share and by service to each other we will learn more . So we grow together .

I work with a circle of mystics . At the best of times , it is like scuba diving with maximum visiblity and still being limited in bottom time . Ultimately  the tanks still constrain how long divers can stay under even at no decompression limits.

So it is in trance , dreamstate recall and other mystic visions . Humans have a limited time of great recall with great sight and hearing . Some sessions are better than others .

I do recompose a journal with all the details we can recall as a circle and I share these journal entries  freely online . In the best of circumstances ,our own circle sits with clear sight and limited hearing in 1.5 hour sessions once a day .

And there is so much to explore , so much to learn .

So the process is much more important to teach and to share . I suspect all mystics want to make it easier for future  mystics to continue what we value . And so leaving the process is essential .

I hope to leave a message in a bottle by publishing our works for free so that when we reincarnate , we might find each other and waste less time in resuming our work .

All humans "stand upon the shoulders of Giants" . We learn from the Universal Mind what we have forgotten and what collectively is our best esoteric information available . We recall the eternal truths gleaned by humanity , we reveal new ones and cultivate future revelations .
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Reply #13 - Apr 9th, 2007 at 2:16pm
 
outstanding visionary post Claire, thanks again, it has the ring of truth.
to further the thread here, there is much to reflect on, but I recall something I wrote awhile back about being a human here is like being under water when we do explore other realms of being, of consciousness and try to use our limited language of words to describe what we have experienced. a certain amount of frustration is in the attempt due to diversity of viewpoints and the language.
well, continuing anyway Smiley this thing I wrote struck me as something I could further meditate on, about being a human who surfs under water, I can only go down so deep because of the pressure encoutered in the deep, just as if I were talking about physically diving deep, there is danger to the organism; I don't know how many feet I can safely dive to but theres an internal mechanism tells me when it's time to come up. I know I have protection ( my diving suit, my oxogen tank) but still the pressure on the body of consciousness has it's limits, which over time we can by sharing these dives, improving on technology of the left brain, as well as balancing the right brain with the left, then we can go deeper without harming ourselves. there are undiscovered wonders under the sea we move towards. maybe someday we will "breath" under the sea! without a tank.

anyhoo, as I re-read myself I was into a humor post, which said to leaven a group with humor, as this will act to de-pressurize the diver. laughter does get rid of negative energy and it's important to me, at least personally, we keep ourselves positive in order to take the risks of exploring, which is mainly entailing belief system crashes and the need to discharge this negative energy which is mainly a clinging on to, an attachment to a thought system, a self image of ourselves, we can though, move through it gracefully by looking at it carefully and considering there may be a much better belief system just up around the bend, or you can just add on to the current belief system rather than trying to rip away forcefully what we have come to believe is the truth.
we do have invisible helpers, but it's mainly our choice to flow or resist the changes we encounter in our thought systems.
my problem is being able to observe when I'm resisting, and when Im flowing. so natural is it to resist change for me, that I have to be really balanced in the observer part, to let go of the resistance, then whatever level of consciousness I'm in, clarity results, vision, or an aha moment.

Bets wonders if she will die, then what she will do. its most curious huh Bets? I used to wonder the same thing awhile back and its so normal to wonder. I just couldn't guess what I'd be up to! frustrating in a way, but we can use frustration to gain insight, by setting an intention right when the frustration arises. then thats your job. be sure and release the frustration right after the intention, that way it doesn't follow you around nagging you.
release it in trust that the answer will come. for me it might take several weeks after employing this method, then its as if I have surprised myself when the answer comes, to that particular intention, that particular detail of the mystery of myself, my world.

but I just had to report I think this can work for everybody, to intend, to release, to trust, to be open for it's arrival. and the guides tell me no question is too small, too trivial, if you want the answer, it's your right to go after it in trust and to recieve it. as for what will I do when I die, basically the same as I do here. but it's what you want to do, as you have freedom to choose your activities. I'll be doing something with music, somebody else will be inventing something, another will continue retrievals, we can do what generates our enthusiam for life, what we are best at doing.

if looking for aliens or angels or the Christ and being with them for a time is what you want that's ok, but the most highly evolved of light beings will turn you into your own path eventually; but sometimes you can acquire an assignment from the more highly evolved ones who can read your aura perfectly.
I've set around many a time and wondered what to do next. I'm a dance instructor on the other side and my group is like a wave, we all have the same type of energy pattern. it's great to be there, and it's great to be here!

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