When We Die, We Dream Eternally
When we sleep, we dream. When we die, we dream eternally. When the body does not tether us to this world, is not held in the grasp of the physical world, then we exist without boundaries. Our minds exist in the dream world, and, so, it would make sense that when we die, when our minds are freed from the cumbersome body, then we exist eternally in the dream world that we have faced practically every day (or night) of our bodily-confined lives. The dream world can be described as the energy world, the place of essence, a place where currents spill freely, where energy loops and bounds wildly, unconfined and unharvested. There are no boundaries in the energy world, and we exist in it as an abstraction. When we are conscious in the physical world, we are restrained by the parameters of our physicality. When we are awake, we view existence in relation to the physical confines of our body: our health, our meals, our fleshy substance. When we are sleeping, when the body is temporarily incapac...
