Our „Reality“ = Unconscious guilt?

[bensenbiz]

Hey guys,

 

I am reading „the universe is a dream“ from Alexander Merchand. Iam done with 50 %
 

As I understood he describes at some point that our dualistic „reality“ or to be more preciously our dreamworld / imagination is created out of unconscious guilt. 
 

Thats sound quite pessimistic And a different approach then infinity who wants to experience itself in different forms (out of love.)

 

any thoughts on that? 

[bensenbiz]

Here is a Graphic which describes it:

[Leo Gura]

I never liked that formulation of his.

It would be better to frame it as Love vs Fear.

[The Don]

1 minute ago, Leo Gura said:

It would be better to frame it as Love vs Fear.

Why does love exist?

[bensenbiz]

13 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

I never liked that formulation of his.

It would be better to frame it as Love vs Fear.

Thanks for you quick respond. I dont get „Love vs Fear“ in that context. 
 

Could you describe it a bit more please?

[Superfluo]

It seems a stage blue frame. Guilt is a psychological thing that carries the original sin thing i think. It's cultural, not impersonal.

[Leo Gura]

35 minutes ago, The Don said:

Why does love exist?

Funny enough, it turns out that Love is the only thing that can exist.

22 minutes ago, bensenbiz said:

Thanks for you quick respond. I dont get „Love vs Fear“ in that context. 
Could you describe it a bit more please?

Fear is what keeps you in the lower realms of consciousness, from Infinite Love.

You're afraid of it. The finite is afraid of the infinite.

It's very simple and elegant in how it works.

[bensenbiz]

Ahhhh I see - infinity = all possibilities = love / acceptance = if there is everything there have to be also fear and limitation and that is were my dreamword begins ? how genius to build this „believable“ dream with so much beautiful details.. but all just because of being afraid of total love..  amazing! Thanks Leo 

[Moksha]

Love vs. selfishness. The ego wants to feel special, which is what selfishness is. Fear is the fuel the ego uses to feed itself, but the core of it is selfishness.