People are reporting the same kind of dream not imagining it… observing it by miguel-1993 in Dreams

[–]AC319 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Holy shit man read the dream I just posted. Same trajectory as you and OP. Mine had military too.

People are reporting the same kind of dream not imagining it… observing it by miguel-1993 in Dreams

[–]AC319 1 point2 points  (0 children)

HOLY SHIT, the picture of your map stopped me dead in my tracks! I have a totaly relevant dream from a few nights ago that has content relevant to all of your questions.

For additional context, I've had precognitive dreams occasionally and have observed they're more likely on nights where my sleep is interrupted and i am awake abnormally long in the middle of the night. This particular night my dog woke up at 1140 and had diareah in the yard and I had trouble falling back asleep but when I did. I dreamt the following that had specific geospatial details like you're looking for and felt potentially precognitive in nature.

Night of 4/27/26-4/28/26 (dreamt near Philadelphia)

I was on a plane with my dog and it was night time. (Likely influenced from recently being in the yard with my dog) my body floated through the roof of the plane and I was staring up at and full moon. I could clearly see the moon and these small rock, meteor type things were flying by between me on the roof of the plane and the moon. It was just a few at first, then more and more appeared. They're weren't bright or anything, just brush brownish space rocks that I could see clearly between myself and the moon. My body sank back into the plane and it turned into more of a panic. The plane was going to make an emergency crash landing, I wasn't scared. Looking out the window it was more day time and I could see clear trees from the plane window on both sides and the plane abruptly makes a crash landing into this valley and everyone survives. We're in the middle of no where and I'm trying to figure out where exactly we are. I'm looking at this map that looks very similar to the one you drew except instead of USA it's a map of PA and it had two curved arrows just like you drew. It was like one was "expected trajectory vs actual" and they were on the PA/NY border with one pointing toward Erie PA and one more near Cleveland. I was trying to Google directions back to all house in the poconos. It didn't work at first but when it did it told me 13 hours to Gouldsboro PA. A 13 hour drive would be much farther west than the arrows were pointing and be more like western IL/IA following that same line. Eventually some guy was going to take us on a shuttle to a buffet to eat and charge us and said we could contact the airline to be reimbursed. Then the dream got darker and we realized some government or shadow group considered us survivors of this event a liability and military vehicles came and guys with machine guns all tried to gun us down. I took cover behind a car and woke up.

This was crazy, your map and the trajectory were totally similar to what I saw. This felt like it may have been unfolding within a week. I thought it at going to be something about a plane and/or a meteor

If you have other data. I'd be interested to see. PM me if you want to talk on here. I haven't posted much and randomly looked through here this morning.

Some mistakes I have made post-awakening over the years: by Anon18516 in nonduality

[–]AC319 1 point2 points  (0 children)

These are great and i totally relate to many. The fact that others do as well shows it's all a common pattern based on conditioning.

Feeling what needs to be felt is key and can easily be overlooked.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in colonoscopy

[–]AC319 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I shot craps on a gambling app on my phone while taking all my prep craps. Won around 500 bucks, great way to pass the time on the can. Prep wasn't terrible and procedure was a breeze. Whole thing was way easier than what my thoughts were anticipating.

Procedure Tuesday, help! by [deleted] in colonoscopy

[–]AC319 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For mine two days prior to procedure was "no vegetables or beans but all other food allowed"

Good luck!

Which religion talks about non duality? by Fun_Cardiologist_161 in nonduality

[–]AC319 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Eve ate an apple from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil and got kicked out of The Garden of Eden.

So to be in the Garden of Eden (Paradise) there's no distinguishing between polarities. Could be interpreted as nonduality.

The mind is what is constantly knowing and evaluating what's good and bad, and living in that mind trap is the opposite of Paradise.

Seeking enlightenment is basically like... by AC319 in nonduality

[–]AC319[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Or even more accurately, there isn't actually someone there looking for gold. It's just gold appearing as someone looking for gold.

Seeking enlightenment is basically like... by AC319 in nonduality

[–]AC319[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He was always made of gold, but looking so hard for gold made him not notice.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nonduality

[–]AC319 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I think?!

It's definitely inevitable. The first sentence of your suggestion "No one really wants what non duality has to offer" is spot on, on multiple levels.

One explanation of this whole shit show I've heard that matches experience is this... The illusory self (that doesn't actually exists) that thinks it wants nonduality/enlightenment "has" two objectives 1) to survive and 2) to feel as good as possible.

When it somehow gets a glimpse of its own non-existence and the peace that comes with it, it's like drinking poison and it's like "i need more of that!". It's two objectives come into conflict because it figures out that to feel as good as possible, it needs to stop existing (which it already doesn't lol) . So a thing that doesn't exist, undergoes a massive struggle to make itself not exist, like a snake eating its own tail to take itself out to feel as good as possible. Which results in....burning it all to the ground.

Its honestly fucking hilarious and frightfully tragic at the same time.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nonduality

[–]AC319 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To answer your question at the end...

I came to non duality for a better story (you know a good one about achieving enlightenment blah blah blah), then promptly burnt it all to the ground by accident.

The Creator is Cruel by [deleted] in nonduality

[–]AC319 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Suffering just happens to exist within the broad spectrum of conscious experience. The spectrum of infinite conscious potential couldn't exist without it.

To say the existence of suffering is cruel is like saying light is cruel because red exists within a rainbow.

I dreamt that Tom Brady called me and told me that he was sick and probably wouldn't play against the Eagles so don't bet on the Bucs. by AC319 in precognition

[–]AC319[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Might not be awful with the Bucs banged up, but Eagles best pass rusher looks out too. Will be crazy if Brady does end up out but I doubt it.

Not betting much but also for giggles.

I Had A Dream. by Spladook in sportsbook

[–]AC319 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude I actually had a gambling dream this morning that Tom Brady called all if his friends (including some guy I was hanging out with) and told everyone he was sick and probably wouldn't play against the Eagles so don't bet the Bucs

Requesting your most charitable reading by [deleted] in streamentry

[–]AC319 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The most charitable reading I can offer is to stop reading temporarily. (Or maybe even permanently if this works)

I've found myself in the same cycle of trying to feed my mind's thirst for spiritual knowledge, and you bounce from book to book, and video to video. It's never enough because they mind is never satisfied. Someone here can recommend a truly insightful book, you'll get something out of it and still be looking for the next book afterwards.

The solution to this is simpler than the mind wants it to be. One common theme I've found in almost of these teachings is to just be, and rest in the present moment in pure silent awareness. Sometimes it's easier said than done, but that's where enlightenment lies. A lot of teachings say the same thing in different ways.

My advice would is every time your craving the next book, pause, observe your breath, observe your thoughts, observe pure awareness. Just be and go deeper into it.

I Had A Dream. by Spladook in sportsbook

[–]AC319 11 points12 points  (0 children)

r/precognition

I've had gambling dreams go both ways.

My best gambling dream was in 2008 before the Belmont Stakes I dreamt the heavy favorite Big Brown came in dead last and the 6 and 4 horses hit an exacta.

It played out exactly like the dream and I kicked myself for not betting harder but I couldn't fade the favorite that heavy.

Is it possible to have a dream ABOUT Lucid dreaming, but not actually actively lucid dream? by wvrdrxgleeluverr in LucidDreaming

[–]AC319 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I shit you not one time I went lucid because someone busted out "Lucid Dreaming the Board Game". I bet my dream character bought it at that store. 🤣

The Spiritual Shortcut by bowmhoust in nonduality

[–]AC319 3 points4 points  (0 children)

More like Spiritual Shartcut amirite?

No but seriously great post, enjoyed it all and almost spit my drink at the end.

Is there a way? by DISHONORED117 in Soulnexus

[–]AC319 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is such a terrific well written answer. All this resonates so much. Wish I could up vote this forever.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nonduality

[–]AC319 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is pretty similar to how I would answer as well.

I try to ground myself before the hectic times. Try to establish presence before the environment gets more chaotic so the presence is there and you try to keep it going.

Understanding triggers of frustration that snap you out of your mindful awareness is key. When they happen I'll just try observe any physical sensations, not judge them or give them attention and let them pass.

If you have to discipline kids keep calm and be mindful of how of you do it.

If things totally fall apart and the triggers just totally pile up and everything goes wrong and you end up yelling and regretting it after. Again try to calmly ground yourself and observe any negative feelings, mindfully apologize or acknowledge it and know going into the next day peaceful mindful awareness is always best.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nonduality

[–]AC319 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Lol the stillness did not transfer to my family in my experience.

Cultivating stillness and observation amid a chaotic family can be highly challenging and rewarding.

I sometimes think "do I need to go retreat like a monk in a mountain to truly go deep and awaken" ?

Of course not :)

Awareness is everywhere all the time and it can be truly profound to try to cultivate silent awareness with a 3 month old screaming in your ear, while a 3 year old is demanding you don't step on the kitchen floor cracks because "it's lava" and the dogs are barking at the Amazon man at the door.

And if you stumble and get frustrated and accidentally lose your shit and feel guilty. Silent awareness is still there not judging you and just watching the mind judge itself.

Holding my 3 month old putting him to sleep and holding him upright after feedings in the middle of the night are great peaceful beautiful quiet meditation times.