Dreams are Real

Actually I think dreams are more real than life. Most of you know that I think that the world is a hologram (goggle it and you will see that I am not the only one :-), and if that is true and I believe it with my whole heart, then dreams are where we do the real spiritual stuff of living our real lives. It is just a theory. I have been asking Spike to come see me in a dream and to let me know that he is okay (you can think I am crazy, I don't care) and he finally came and it was a wonderful dream. He came and I kept telling everyone in my dream that "See, Spike is still alive, not dead at all" And this is indeed the real truth. I can't see him, but he is still very much alive and well and somewhere lovely, I am sure. I miss him so much, and I am still sad and still cry, but it feels ever so much better knowing he is happy. XOXO

The Holographic Universe

You all know about my new adventure with "Busting Loose from the Money Game" in which
Robert Scheinfeld says that the world is a hologram. I have been doing some research and I am more and more believing this to be true. It answers so many questions. Actually many REAL scientists came up with the idea because they were looking for answers and found them in the holographic paradigm. Two major scientists came up with the holographic universe separately.
Karl Pribram and David Bohm. Most of this stuff is way over my head, but I find it fascinating.
What if everything we know to be true and solid is not real, made up by our minds and beliefs.
I find it very exciting, and it means to me that anything truly is possible. Like this story I heard on the radio news a few days ago: A couple were being foreclosed on , and were packing up their belongings. They found an old Superman comic book in their basement worth a half million dollars. How wonderful is that! An example in my own life, is when I needed a pet sitter and wanted a vet tech because three of my pets need special care. I was having no luck with finding anyone, so I was thinking, if everything is made up then why can't I just find a vet tech? I could find a million vet techs if I need them, but I only needed one, so I did "The Process" around the vet tech issue. Next day I walk into the vet's office and ask the first vet tech I see and she says YES, she would be happy to do the job. And she did a great job and she said she would be happy to do it again if I needed her. I am sure doing this work I will have many more stories to tell.
I know at least five blogger buddies who have bought the book and two people I know here in Taos, I look forward to hearing your stories as well. Here are a few more links (and Here) if you have an interest. I would love to hear what you think about this idea.