In this previously unreleased 42nd transmission, Bashar-Elan, as channeled by Andrew, explains how to transform our so-called "habits" into conscious "choices", allowing us to now recreate our lives without the apparency of being hampered by these old outdated habits. This session is packed with insights that will really make a difference to create one's life according to desire, preference and guided by excitement.

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In this 41st transmission, Bashar/Elan, as channeled by Andrew, gives us a simple tool to use in order to transform the remaining things in our lives that appear as things that we still don't desire or prefer.

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In this 40th transmission, Bashar, as channeled by Andrew, discusses the fascinating subject of dreams. He starts out by suggesting that dreams are actually another form of experiencing aspects of this one reality. He expresses that our dreams are actually real, and we are also actually dreaming right now, while we are awake. This is also a dream, the waking dream. He further explains that the difference between the sleeping dream and the waking dream is the parameters of how we experience the flow of events, and while the waking dream seems more purely "linear", the sleeping dream is far looser and thoughts do become actual things without needing to go through a logical procession of events. He says that the sleeping dream doesn't necessitate the same degree of the experience of limitation and needing to perform actions to create outcomes. He reveals that the dream reality is actually closer to the experience of our Higher Self, our more expanded states of awareness. And he includes that we can only bring back certain aspects of sleeping dreams because they are so different and foreign to our waking dream experience that we simply have no framework and no words in order to bring them back as a tangible memory. This results in gaps when remembering our sleeping dreams. He says that one of the things that we sometimes do during dreams is blueprint upcoming events of our lives, and then forget that we blueprinted. Once in a while, the blueprint will bleed through into the waking dream, and he says that this is one of the causes of what we call "Deja Vu". Another interesting insight is that there is a connection between achieving and experiencing lucidity in a sleeping dream, especially as we achieve lucidity in the recognition that our waking life is a dream, and this allows us to create new more malleable results during the waking dream as well. There is a lot of interesting and of course, usable, information in this session. Enjoy exploring, and while you do: pleasant dreams to you!

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