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He shared with us his story and I brought it here (and will drag him in here too
) quote]Originally posted by Teratoma
This thing is remarkably similar to something I dream about often. Not exactly the same layout, but the thing is that I've been wanting to draw a map of this place that's been in some very bizarre dreams I've had, and this image looks so much like the map I wanted to draw.
It's a large "park" on a hillside. There are winding paths all over the place but a central main road down the middle, lined on both sides by palm trees
. At the middle of the hill, it levels off a bit and there is an area on the west side that has a "branch" of the Akashic "library". A
library that looks like a Babylonian temple. I can enter the front of it but the books are off limits to me. On the east side is a huge temple, surrounded by steps that lead into these shallow pools with fountains. There are lots of people lounging around the steps and bathing in the pools. There are people of all ages, whole families enjoying the water. Many of them are wearing robes, like Krishna type garb.
The eastern edge separated from the temple by the pools is a long single-story row of chambers, connected to each other like classrooms. They have no doors or windows, but somehow I'm inside them, maybe I'm 'phasing' through the walls. The feeling is that of having broken into a school when it wasn't in session. I can't remember what the rooms have in them.
The southeaster corner of the park has a place that 'feels' like a mausoleum. It's in the same position that building is in the picture above, and in my map it would've taken up the same amount of space. I'm not sure it's a mausoleum, but it has statues (only I can't remember what of.) made of gold and onyx. I'm not supposed to be here either.
Interestingly, I've dreamed the park three times and visited the east, then the southeastern, and most recently the west where the library was, respectively. In these dreams I don't really seem to touch the ground much, if at all, it's like I sort of glide and bounce around.
I think I'll draw the map now...
The original cover from Edgar Cayce's "The Akashic Records"
The Book of Life




even explains John Lear's concept of the 'soul catcher' in
a way 

I'm also enjoying the "subphysics" (in quotes because I made it up) of working in this format. Everything is tilted on 30° angles, so you work on
a grid of triangles. All parallel lines in your design remain parallel in your rendering, so there is no "vanishing point", but you can still get a
feel for the spatial relationship between the objects. 

I wish my guides would make themselves KNOW to me, or be more
available.... 