Dreams Are a Manipulative Force
The Design of the Dreamer
The program is so powerful. Dreams are a manipulative force. Why do you think it was so easy for them to catalogue the themes of dreams? Yes, I tip my hat to Jung and say, well, well, well, good for you. There are these universal themes; golly, we all get them. We’re being programmed. Sleep, and the scientists want to know why. I’ll tell you why. It’s programming time. Everybody is quiet; there is no “I,” there’s just the dreamer and their essential, the deep, deep, deep essential tools necessary for the program to impact them. Everything else put aside.
We are on the edge of nature. We are not acting in concordance with the movement of nature. Our species, we know, we’re breaking with that. Everything else is docile. All that docility just waiting to be poached, cooked. The mammalian world, I have my love of mammals, but hey, they work for the program. Our whole world is caught in that. Don’t be fooled by the Cinemascope entertainment of the dream. Oh, is that ever an illusion. I will show you how we are programmed gate by gate, how we are manipulated in our sleep to fulfil the program, all of us.
When we awaken, all we have is the integrity and the challenge of our authority. That’s when it’s hardest to control us, when we are awake. Most of humanity is in the thrall of the program. You can see that by the newspapers and the daily transits and how they hold each other’s hands; reinforce each other. I want to take away any preconceived notion you may have about what we’re entering into; it’s important. It’s important to take this as the most profound agency of the program in influencing what it is to be a human being. And these domains, these force fields, how different they are, what a conflict there is inside of us. Like any kind of design, your DreamRave is going to carry a touch of this and a touch of that. You may have actually very little in it. You may have a rare definition. You may be solely oriented to one domain or the other.
-Ra Uru Hu (Dreamrave Introduction)
