Q&A: Dreaming, Desiring and the Will

Elio D’Anna | The Dreamer

We have a distorted interpretation of reality that tells us everything comes from ‘outside’, and we are helpless before what we have learned to call ‘life’. We forget that life is nothing more than a mirroring image of our being, that our every movement emanates a reflection what we call universe, and not recognising ourselves as the source of this projection, we mistakenly think that it has its own independent life, that our reality is made up of a series of events we can’t control.

In reality, there are no mistakes in the world’s calculation. What you have is what you are, and you cannot have more and neither can you be more, because what you have and what you are is the direct result of what you dream and, by reflection, of what you deserve.

If you could understand that the universe is the perfect projection of your being, you would be commanding the universe ‘what it is that you dream,’ and not ‘what it is that you want, hope, wish or need.’