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which they all speak from. This source is already in your life, it is what gives you the drive to chase your desires, to get up and work every day, to marry the one you love, but this boundless energy we receive we often have little control over, and unconsciousness can enter our lives, often leading to decisions we don't necessarily want to make; including in our dreams at night. Consequently, the average person does not remember their dreams, because they are not making the decisions, the subconscious, or unconscious, is. This source, this deeper core of ourselves, is what we need to illuminate so that we can understand it more profoundly. In this way, we help ourselves realise the barriers that stand in our way of living consciously; in our waking lives, and in our sleeping lives. Some readers will desire no hint of backing up any of the claims I make in this book, for they have already glimpsed the palpability and immensity of other dimensions themselves. Others may have a more challenging time understanding. To those I say, if you have the desire to stick with it, from some unknown urge within you, then I encourage you to be patient and let the ideas and feelings flow through you and follow them naturally; there is no need to overthink any of the topics explored in this book or to take them too seriously, nor to think fearfully about them either. If you have picked up this book, then it’s likely that a shift has already begun within you, and on an intellectual level, you may have no idea what is going on - this is fine; you’ll eventually begin to be comfortable with ‘not knowing’, and only then will the answers and experiences begin to flow. The realisation of one’s own ignorance is the beginning of authentic self-knowledge. “I am the wisest man alive, for I know one thing, and that is that I know nothing.” - Socrates