Art and dreaming function as portals that intensify connection to universal consciousness, making stored emotions, memories, and visions available.
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"...visions come available to you okay so that's what art and dreaming does it connects you to this universal web but if the connection..."
"...he see them? Before, how did he have his visions? Dream. Dreaming was the first, right? Then it was the artwork, right? Now what's..."
"...what are you doing you're talking to people imagining oh yeah dreaming"
"...way is who the discussion there but another way is for dreaming okay and what's another way to force self -reflection can you guys..."
"...forces self -reflection on you right does it make sense so dreaming artwork okay and we'll see a lot of artwork in purgatory"
"...memory. Even as one who dreams that he is harmed and dreaming, wishes he were dreaming, thus desiring that which is as if it..."
"...he spent most of his time... Oh my gosh. In bed, dreaming. Right? Yeah. So I would argue that if it weren't for Divine..."
"...institution up here. means the world to him knows nothing never dreaming such a powerful love could be uprooted he will try to approach..."
"...Napoleon, and of course Napoleon wants to do this. Napoleon's been dreaming about this. He wants to be the new Caesar who crushes the..."
"So, Rose Pier is dreaming of a world in which everyone is equal. The great purity of the French Revolution's fundamental elements, the very..."
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