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Dream Yoga and Astral Travel Lecture 2: Who Dreams?

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Dream Yoga and Astral TravelLecture 2: Who Dreams?

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What are Dreams and

Visions?

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Mysticism

Mystery (Greek) mysterion, originating from the root word

myein, “to close the eyes,” relating to mystikos: “initiate.”

“Before the Soul can see, the Harmony within must be

attained, and fleshly eyes be rendered blind to all illusion.”

–The Voice of the Silence,

H.P. Blavatsky

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The Fifth Dimension: Eternity

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Who dreams?

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1. Sushupti: Profound sleep

2. Swapna: Dreaming sleep

3. Jagrat: Waking consciousness

4. Turiya: Spiritual illumination

States of Consciousness

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Exercises

1. Every day, develop your self-observation from moment to moment. At the end of each day, reflect on how you did.

2. Every day, perform this preliminary meditation exercise. Carefully relax your body, heart, and mind. Observe an object, such as an image or a lit candle flame, without preoccupying yourself in thought, memories, or distractions. If you forget yourself, return to the object of the practice. Practice 10-15-minute sessions at least 2-3 times a day.