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Folding Chairs
There was a long line of wooden folding chairs in the way, directly where I wanted to walk as far as the eye could see.
One by one I had to push them aside – a tedious prospect.
This was my minimalist dream – only the salient elements appeared.
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Where I was going and why the chairs presented this obstacle were irrelevant considerations.
The only issue, the whole point of the exercise was this:
What are you going to do about it?
So, after grumbling a bit and shoving two or three chairs aside, I felt an impulse to
Stop believing in the problem.
Bong! Like magic, the chairs were GONE!
Whoa! A life message coming my way!
Something meant to be carried into wakefulness.
To make sure I got it, the lesson was repeated several more times in slightly altered dream scenarios.
Always there was some difficulty that vanished -
as soon as I stopped believing in it.
Not a bad trick!
A very useful bit of conjuring.
Stop believing in the problem.
. . . and the Count Down continues.
Beautiful shift in perception!
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