Hive Mind Dreaming: The Amazing World of Collective Dreaming

By Dr. Thomas Stark

John Lennon said, “A dream you dream alone is only a dream. A dream you dream together is reality.” OK, you want a whole new way of looking at reality. Nothing is more extraordinary than the Hive Mind. According to the theory of the Hive Mind, existence is made of nothing but minds, all packed together in the Cosmic Hive. All the minds do is dream, individually and collectively, and in doing so they generate the world we all experience. The fundamental activity of the mind is dreaming. Come inside the hive and discover how reality works.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Oct 6, 2019
• ISBN: 9780244524302

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Hive-Mind Dreaming

The Amazing World of Collective Dreaming

Ontological Mathematics Series: Book Thirteen

Dr. Thomas Stark

Copyright © Dr. Thomas Stark 2019

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Table of Contents

Hive-Mind Dreaming

The New Gold Dawn

The Collective Unconscious

X-Rays

SPR

Dreams

The Dream Big Bang

The Dream Clash

Dream Telepathy

Hive

The Collective I

Bicameralism

Conclusion

The New Gold Dawn

A dream you dream alone is only a dream. A dream you dream together is reality. – John Lennon

OK, you want a whole new way of looking at reality. Nothing is more extraordinary than the Hive Mind. According to the theory of the Hive Mind, existence is made of nothing but minds, all packed together in the Cosmic Hive.

Imagine each mind as a little sphere. We call a mind windowless if it is entirely self-contained and has no way of communicating with the outside, with any other minds. It can’t see out (there are no windows, or all the windows are firmly closed and blacked out), and no one can see in.

What is a mind like on its own? What can it do? Anything? The closest we get to this state is when we dream. In a dream, our unconscious mind serves content to our conscious mind. It’s all about our own mind. Nothing else is involved.

What happens if we open the closed windows of the mind? Then minds have a way of interacting with each other. Imagine that the unconscious of each and every mind can project some dream content into a shared mental space. What happens when all this dream content from all the different minds mixes together? What difference does it make that no particular unconscious mind controls the dream, but rather all the unconscious minds do so together? How does that change things? All the subjective aspects would be filtered out, leaving something that would best be described as an objective dream.

An objective dream obeys strict rules and becomes rigid. No particular mind can move it. In a normal, private dream, our unconscious mind can alter the rules of the dream at will. Everything can change instantly. In a public dream – where all minds are equally contributing – this is impossible. Any one mind can’t change the public dream. The public dream becomes fixed. If it changes at all, it’s only according to the strict rules of the dreamworld, the physics of dreams.

In fact, the public dream takes on exactly the same characteristics as the objective world, or what we all regard as such. That’s exactly what the world we live in every day is: a public dream of the Hive Mind. It’s not a material world – there’s no such thing – it’s a dreamworld constructed by minds acting in concert, and that changes the entire basis of what we consider reality to be. We’re not the victims of matter, we are its authors. Matter did not make us. We made matter. We did so together, using dream physics, which is none other than the profound subject known as ontological mathematics.

Think about it. When you go to sleep, you enter the individual dreamworld served up by your unconscious mind, and the dreamworld constantly changes during your dream. It’s different every night. When you wake up each day, you enter the public dreamworld. This changes very little while you have been asleep, and stays much the same day after day, year after year, as its own internal physics – the physics of collective dreaming – plays out. Therefore, according to Hive Mind Dreaming theory, all that you ever do is switch from public to private dreaming when you go to sleep, and from private to public

Reviews for Hive Mind Dreaming

[huberbeno65 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

great read like all the other ones. but could be more mathematical less words. a complete book with all math you as a group would be great a very condensed version with less words

[zelda · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I LOVE THIS BOOK IS AMAZING THANK YOU SO MUCH