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Words heard from a voice in the depth of the soul: 'You do not move in waking any more than you move on your bed in sleep; it is all a movement of mind.' Motion in waking is as much an illusion as motion in a dream: the being who dreams is still, and all movement is in mind.

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You do not move, in waking, any more than you move on your bed in sleep — it is all a movement in mind

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Life Through Death ¶43
LectureLife Through Death
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to: -1
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He Is Dreaming Now ¶9
LectureHe Is Dreaming Now
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to: -1
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All Dreams Proceed From God ¶3
LectureAll Dreams Proceed From God
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to: -1
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All Dreams Proceed From God ¶7
LectureAll Dreams Proceed From God
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to: -1
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All Dreams Proceed From God ¶15
LectureAll Dreams Proceed From God
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to: -1
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Blake on Religion (Second Delivery) ¶43
LectureBlake on Religion (Second Delivery)
The depth of my soul, that being is still, unmoved, but the illusion of motion I am experiencing in three dimensions
Span from: 0
to: 116
Passage revision:
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Blake on Religion (Second Delivery) ¶40
LectureBlake on Religion (Second Delivery)
“You do not move, in waking, any more than you move on your bed in sleep — it is all a movement in mind.”
Span from: 1846
to: 1951
Passage revision:
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