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	Comments on: Part 5 of Seth&#8217;s Concepts in a Nutshell &#8211; What Is the Nature and Purpose of Dreams?	</title>
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		By: Caleb Murdock		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I would like to add one thing to these excerpts.  Seth makes it clear that we have many selves and layers within the whole -- the inner self, the outer self (which deals with physical reality), the ego, the dreaming self (and there are others).  One of the reasons dreams don&#039;t seem real to us after we wake up is that it is the dreaming self that dreams them.  They are not dreamed by the waking self, and so they feel somewhat distant to the waking self after we wake up, as if they were a distant memory instead of an immediate memory.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I would like to add one thing to these excerpts.  Seth makes it clear that we have many selves and layers within the whole &#8212; the inner self, the outer self (which deals with physical reality), the ego, the dreaming self (and there are others).  One of the reasons dreams don&#8217;t seem real to us after we wake up is that it is the dreaming self that dreams them.  They are not dreamed by the waking self, and so they feel somewhat distant to the waking self after we wake up, as if they were a distant memory instead of an immediate memory.</p>
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