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A practitioner writes about a dream: “I am standing with my teacher. There are many people in the distance. We are observing them. It’s either night time, or my eyes can’t seem to acclimate to the environment. Teacher is explaining why it will not be possible for me to be reunited with my ex-fiancé. I look out into the distance once again. I see 4 rows of people, thousands of people, an endless number of people, all walking in a row, from four opposite corners, one behind the other. The 4 rows meet and converge at the center. Each row of people all consist of a version, (yet original and unique in her own right) of me; 4 Rows: 1) the person I currently am 2), the person I used to be, 3) the person I’m going to be (probability), 4) the person I could have become (possibility). Each version of me would walk to the center, two ends meeting at a time, walk towards one another as both versions seamlessly, smoothly and effortlessly transitioned/merged into the one person in the center that never moved. This never ended. It continued for as long as I was alive, living my current life as my current self. These endless probabilities would not stop until my experience here on Earth was over.” Was this an actual perception of herself changing, or a symbolic representation? Can you further explain the meaning and mechanistic basis?
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