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THE TIMELESS LOOP
OF
PRE- AND RETROCOGNITIVE DREAMS
Judy.
B. Gardiner
ABSTRACT:
Like the Roman God, Janus, with his dual faced image, each face
looking in opposite directions, our dreams can look both backward and
forward simultaneously: time past and time future.
Dreams are able to
transport us beyond what we think our destination is and, if carefully
examined, can tap into the pre- and retrocognitive gifts buried in our
psyches. This range of dreaming increases exponentially as our capacity
to see across time expands. My studies suggest that as a cognitive
species we are hardwired to recognize pre- and retrocognition
unconsciously, that it is an emergent property of evolution, and thus
works in tandem with David Bohm’s implicate order and the creative
principles of the universe which constantly recreate their endless
rounds of existence.
As a product of
its environment, the dream is essentially an internal map that reflects
our external world. The explosion of internet learning coupled with the
threat of our planet’s survival may be expanding the ability of the
unconscious to retain and connect unprecedented volumes of information
within which is recorded the timeless nature of pre- and retrocognition.
The dream, like the Roman God, Janus, contemplates beginnings and ends,
life and death, past and future.
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