When we dream there is a sub-conscious control over the content, also mind
is not a screen but the matter which is doing the thinking, awareness is
not on a screen but an attribute which is attached to our conscious
processes.

On Fri 1 Feb, 2019, 12:27 PM Vam <[email protected] wrote:

> If human mind is the screen or a crystal ball, the agent self -- its ideas
> and memories -- is projected on it. There is choice in imagination and
> remembrance but dreams are almost always involuntary.
>
> Revolutionaries are as imaginative as they are liars and manipulators. The
> bid is still to attain the alpha position, whether as cult leaders of a new
> age papacy, top dogs of their new fields of kingdoms, or kingmakers with
> power without the responsibility. It all begins with their imagination and
> what they remember of life about them.
>
> Even most sincere radicals, say, Gandhi or Archbishop of Canterbury a
> millennium ago, present a call. What follows and actually happens is a
> madness, usually complicated by the presence of the mobbing agent selfs
> around them, through whom they must move forward. It almost never brings an
> end to the slave economy. It chips off but leaves the slavery intact.
>
> Dreaming is a different phenomenon in comparison. It actually tilts the
> status quo by either accentuating the oppression upon one's soul or
> allowing one to soar into liberated and happy being. And, one dreams of all
> things in between, with and without the space-time-species based rules of
> "reality."
>
> Most people who rail against economic slavery have the image of the
> economic masters at heart, which they want for themselves. Anarchists are
> great examples of men who want the means and the opportunities, and the
> universal freedom to breakdown the rules. They achieve little beyond
> exponentially adding to the chaos and misery for people all over.
>
> To me, as in my dream, an end to slavery means the freedom and
> opportunities to tend to beauty, create happier and knowledge nurturing
> environs, families, marketplaces, fields, schools and colleges. The "real"
> despair from how things are does not impair the dreamt beauty of future, to
> usher which I will do everything within my means.
>
> Happily, in India, people are already availing free banking facilities,
> cheapest internet, transportation, food, education, medicare, gas, public
> funded crop insurance, minimum agriculture support prices, and are now even
> talking of universal basic income. There are miles to go...but there is a
> dream behind what is at work here, exerting hard at not being bogged down
> by ideological argumentation and at persisting to doing things bit by bit,
> changing the world in which people live.
>
> Some dreams are so people centred, so filled with beauty, goodness and
> truth, that they seem God-sent.
>
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