The noblest work

The mental dream prompts you to focus on external drama, imbalance or confusion. As you step back and observe your life, you lose interest in deciphering thoughts, emotions and resistance.  Consciousness flows all around you.  As you let go of what no longer serves you, you lose yourself in stillness.  Feelings of joy arise spontaneously.  The radiance of perfect life stands out to you.

To release yourself from the drama is to sense you float above it.  What does it feel like to taste life in ways you cannot recall doing before? As you become aware of how you feel in all interactions you have with the external world, you can surrender into a heavenly place where soul abides in mutual respect with all life.  As you let go of everything you are taught to think is important, a nurturing feeling and light fill you completely.  Multiple dimensions of reality reveal themselves to you.  Each of them draws attention to timeless blessings.  Unconditional love is expressing itself through you.  Awakening opens doorways to infinity.  Expansion does not end.  There is no final destination.

"The stages of the Noble Path are: Right View, Right Thought, Right Speech, Right Behavior, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness and Right Concentration." - Buddha

"The noblest work is to cultivate the soul." - Sadhu Vaswani

Imagine awakening now

Imagine awakening to a world where everything you sense and perceive is like never before.  Memories no longer guide your choices.  Emotional reactions and judgement no longer cloud your view.  Clarity is what it is.  You no longer see things through mental filters are, but as they are.  You live in the moment, taking everything as it comes,  Appreciate the messages offered.  As you listen to the heart, open up and life to the fullest.

"However, anyone to whom this happens should not leave his room upon awakening, should speak to no-one, but remain alone and sober until everything comes back to him, and he recalls the dream." -Paracelsus

What do your dreams reveal?

You are present and eager to be more aware of the nature of your own dreaming.  Fantastic! Notice how often you write down glimpses of what you recall from night dreams.  Notice whether you refer back and if so, what you allow yourself to recognize within and about the self. What occurs as you look as the soul? What is apparent?  Whatever you allow self to see, there's more.  It reveals itself as you get out of the way.

“That’s how I know they are dreams. Because the simple and plain and everyday things are the ones that we can never have." - Ally Condie

Everything is divine timing

Know that whatever is unfolding always in your best interest of growth and awakening.  Wherever your focus of attention is at present is not consciously taking in all the details.  Be open to new poosibilities, to expanding on your current perspective.  Notice that coincidences only exist in the mind.  Everything is inter-connected; people and animals you encounter, the circumstances, the pace with which events unfold and subtle nuances you gradually awaken to discover.  Be open to receive the messages:

"All things entail rising and falling timing. You must be able to discern this."
-Miyamoto Musashi

Notice hidden treasure

Life is a dream.  Notice whether you leave footprints.  Notice what you feed the mind and heart.  Do you nourish and sustain yourself with beliefs and judgments? Listen closely to the words you choose, the emotional reactions that erupt and come to see them as they are.  Thought energy serves you and also flows without you.  Watch.

Notice the nature of dream walking and the pace slows. Be silent and shift focus from being to non-being, from perceived existence to non-existence. Notice the spirit has no hunger. It is illuminated as light. The phoenix emerges from the ashes and transforms into a bird of paradise through the power of intention and integrity. Feel the hidden treasure that never loses direction and never seeks one. The secret is no secret.

"The psyche of man is dreaming all the time, consciously as well as unconsciously.  The dreams we have at night are only a small part of this totality." - Swami Satananda Saraswati