Sekhem: Waking Consciousness Beyond Desire

This lecture explores waking consciousness, freedom from fear and desire, and staying present through the breath. Readers also meet the All Love mantra, samadhi, and the practice of listening for the eternal inner sound.

Becoming Conscious in the Dream

Dreams can give you insight and confidence. Most of the time, while you are dreaming, you do not know that you are in a dream. You talk to people and do many of the same things you do in this dimension.

As you become more conscious, new possibilities may appear. You might fly or do things that you cannot normally do here. It is becoming conscious within the dream that begins to wake you up.

If you become conscious enough to ask a question such as, “I want to know God,” very interesting things can begin to happen. There is also something that can accelerate the process. Become conscious in the dream, and do not want anything. Do not even want to do anything.

This can be difficult because, once you realize you are dreaming, you also realize you can create. You can have anything you want. But if you can consciously recognize that you need nothing and already have everything, it is like moving to another level.

Okay, there is nothing that I need; I have everything.

When you realize you are dreaming, become conscious of where you are.

Notice the temptation to create, act or obtain something within the dream.

Consciously recognize that you do not need anything and already have everything.

Remain without wanting or trying to do anything.