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The dream world was bound to waken, however, for that was the course it had set itself upon. This awakening, again, happened spontaneously, and yet with its own order. In the terms of this discussion the other creatures of the earth actually awakened before man did, and relatively speaking, their dream bodies formed themselves into physical ones before man’s did. The animals became physically effective, therefore, while to some degree man still lingered in that dream reality.

The plants awakened before the animals—and there are reasons for these varying degrees of “wakefulness” that have nothing to do basically with the differentiations of specieshood as defined by science from the outside, but have to do with the inner affiliations of consciousness, and with species or families of consciousness. Those affiliations fell into being as all of the consciousnesses that were embarked upon physical reality divided up (long pause) the almost unimaginable creative achievements that would be responsible for the physically effective world.

(Pause.) What was it like when man awakened from the dream world?

[...] Pretend then that the room itself is a dream from which you are almost about to awaken, and with your eyes closed still, you will awaken from this room into another place and another time, and with your eyes closed you will awaken to another reality as valid and legitimate as this one. [...]

Now some of you will be able to come further with me, and those of you who can, I ask you, still with your eyes closed then, to awaken to the reality of another classroom in which you are all involved and in which our two new guests also sit. [...]

[...] Early this morning I awakened, quite sore, and with the vague memory of a dream. [...] There were things I could do to rectify this though; and in the dream I did this, and awakened....a card table was involved somehow. [...]

[...] Snap to; awaken; have cigarette and aspirin. [...]

[...] I know what they are but lose them when I awaken, left with feeling of anger (and energy) that I try to actively pursue.

[...] During the night I was awakened several times, with that peculiar soreness in thighs and arms; at the same time my jaws dropped noticeably and I could feel motion going through my body. [...]

[...] Then I awakened. [...]

I awakened toward morning with my body quite sore and with the memory of an earlier dream scene. [...]

Just before awakening I’m aware of my body’s soreness and think it’s from caring for the silverware, which wasn’t even the best silverware; that somehow the silver represented my psychic ability.... [...]

[...] When I awakened, something had suddenly cleared connected with the entire right side of my head and neck, involving the right ear, eye, jaw also. [...]

Want to make a note also about feelings on awakening from nap—tho I don’t recall them too clearly. [...]

False Awakening or Awake-Seeming Dream: Now I had a false awakening. [...] I wrote the dreams down in my notebook which was on the bedside table, and then, to make sure, I awakened Rob and told him the dreams also. [...]

[...] The next step, of course, is to allow the ego to awaken its critical faculties while within this state. [...]

[...] At first I thought that Miss C. was sleepwalking and was worried about awakening her. [...]

[...] Unfortunately, my critical sense was fully awakened only toward the end of the experience, though I made several valiant efforts to understand my condition.

[...] In most cases however he writes down only those dreams which he remembers upon awakening. Suggestion will allow him, or will allow you Joseph, to awaken yourself as soon as a dream is completed.

There are some matters that I said we would discuss, concerning experiments in recording dreams via your recorder, using suggestion to awaken you after a dream sequence. [...]

[...] You may if you prefer begin by suggesting that you will awaken after each of the first five dreams. [...]

[...] That is, it is possible you see, for you to record these dreams, speaking into the microphone without awakening, in your terms.

(The false awakening: I tell Rob about the plants, and perhaps make a note to record the dream. “Then I realize this is a false awakening, and that I should be able to project. [...]

[...] I think that here I had a false awakening and told Rob about the beautiful plants. [...]

[...] Then I have another false awakening in which I tell Rob about the dream and levitation.

[...] This is the first time I definitely realized I had a false awakening, then consciously tried to project from it. [...]

[...] The whole is contained within any given part lying in the sleep of probability from which it will and already has awakened. And so will you awaken and so have you awakened and so even in the trance of physical focus are you already awake to your own greater reality. [...]

SLEEPWALKERS.
THE WORLD IN EARLY TRANCE.
THE AWAKENING OF THE SPECIES

[...] The Awakening of the Species.” [...]

The cat awakened your love. [...] Now, in so doing, you also gave affection to the animal and awakened within it characteristics it did not have earlier. [...]

[...] The love which was awakened is to be directed in other areas, and you may speak when I am finished, but for this one time I will have my say. [...]

[...] Lest he be tempted by his new house, he felt poorly, even for him, yet he saw through what he was doing, and he has begun an awakening of consciousness that is now in the process. [...] He awakened from the nightmare of immobility, and found himself on “the road to freedom” with you. [...]

[...] You have yet to awaken. The inner senses will allow you to awaken, and to see the awakening reality behind your dream. [...]

[...] Animals sleep when they are tired, and awaken in a much more natural fashion.

[...] He awakened often, and surveyed the nearby land and his own place of shelter.

[...] On awakening often then you do not feel rested, but drained of energy. [...]

[...] Consciousness wants to return to the body, but it has been hypnotized into the idea that the body must not awaken. [...]

[...] In most cases, however, he writes only those dreams which he remembers upon awakening in the morning. Suggestion will allow you both to awaken yourself as soon as a dream is completed.

You will find that your dreams actually are in your mind when you awaken. [...]

[...] One of my students, Gloria, had great difficulty remembering her dreams until I discovered that she was using a clock radio to awaken her in the morning and the news happened to be on. [...]

[...] The simplest part of this experiment will involve the use of suggestion to awaken yourself at the completion of each dream.

Awaken from this, shouting for help. [...]

[...] (Also I’d lately seen a show on Jack the Ripper and I think the women were so convinced of their “evil” ways at those levels that they broadcast their need for punishment.) Finally awaken—sleep off and on but sore. [...]

[...] Impulses are again awakening. [...]