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4. The concept of existence
| 4.9 | Dream, dreamer and existence |
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| If existence depends fundamentally on the existence of an observer and an observed, then existence can also be described as the fundamental existence of a dreamer and the dream. | ||
| What does fundamental existence mean? | ||
| The fundamental existence of a dreamer and the dream in the first instance means that beyond this simple definition there is no simpler definition of existence. This is it. Without the existence of either a dreamer, or the dream then existence is not possible. | ||
| Without existence, no concept, no idea, no reality exists. | ||
| The importance of the dream to the dreamer | ||
| Most importantly, fundamental existence is given deeper meaning when considering the importance of the dream to the dreamer. | ||
| No longer is it a case of a comparing a human thought. If the dream collapses– existence ceases the dreamer does not exist. Existence ceases to be. | ||
| The dreamer’s own existence depends upon the existence of the dream and vice versa. This is the symbiotic and vital embrace of the fundamental principle of existence. | ||
| The well structured dream | ||
| As a result of this understanding of the fundamental principle of existence, it is only right that we should expect to find a well structured set of principles for the structure of the universal dream. | ||
| For unless these principles are perfect and simple, the dream would cease, existence would cease to be. | ||
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