[XeutonMojukai]

I see it like this:

All this *picks up reality like a bunch of sand and shows it falling back into place* is practically a dream.

It's our dream, and the dreamer is one being.

When we learn to use LoA, we effectively become lucid dreamers on a totally different scale, except that the rules are more solid because the dream has been stagnant/developing for so long that it carries a lot of substantial momentum.

In other words, if all life in the universe were wiped out and replaced, and this new set of life-forms decided to grow their awareness in a different direction, the Universal Law would slowly change, because every consciousness was a manifestation of one self-conscious will changing its mind on what it wants.

So just like we create a bunch of little people to populate our daydreams, and each of those people is developed as much as we focus on them (often preceded by them seemingly expecting us to develop them), this other being will develop our lives into the state we want it to be in the more we assert into its awareness (or effectively our own) that that is what we want.

This also explains surprises and the ideas of catastrophe and eucatastrophe (if you wish to use J.R.R. Tolkien's term for the former's opposite).

There is a point when this Dreamer decides things are out of hand, and just shakes everything up to even out the playing field.

Just like there is always a software connection between a server and a virtual machine within it, there is a Higher Self that connects each of us to the Dreamer.

Think of the legends of the Greek Titans, Gods, etc. First there was the original ultimate being, whose name I forget. It had a bunch of children, and was killed by one of the children, name of Kronos (known as Saturn).

Kronos was no fool, and decided to eat his children before they killed him (internalization of people, otherwise known as the origin of the idea that we are beings within a being). The children were saved by one of them, Zeus, who was protected from being eaten, and essentially became the new master of the heavens after going through the family legacy of patricidal sovereignty.

He tried to also eat one of his children, and she burst out of his head (in other words, she transcended her dream prison), and was then Athena, goddess of intellect and wisdom, brought to life through her effective claiming of power by force of will (thus meaning that the path to your own godhood is through intellect and wisdom, also taking into account Athena's trademark assertiveness to come up with an early definition of the Law of Attraction!)

So, what does that tell us?

It tells us that our job here is to become the next gods in line, if we're going to believe Greek myth.

This is all just a musing, and if it doesn't sound like insane blather, hopefully it brings someone a feeling of a new goal in life that leads to a positive conclusion.

~ David