Nadia

“Are My Thoughts in My Dreams, Creating?
Jerry: I would like to understand the dream world. Are we creating in our dreams? Are we attracting anything through the thoughts we're having or experiencing in our dreams?

Abraham: You are not. While you sleep, you have withdrawn your consciousness from your physical time-space reality, and you are temporarily not attracting while you are sleeping.

Whatever you are thinking (and therefore feeling) and that which you are attract is always a match. Also, what you are thinking and feeling in the dream state and what is manifesting in your life experience is always a match. Your dreams give you a glimpse into what you have created or what you are in the process of creating - but you are not in the process of creating while you are dreaming.
Often you are unaware of the pattern of your thoughts until they actually manifest in your experience because you have developed your habit of thought gradually over a long period of time. And while it is possible, even after something unwanted that has manifested, to focus and change it to something you do want, it is more difficult to do that after it has manifested. An understanding of what your dream state really is can help you recognize the direction of your thoughts before they actually materialize in your experience. It is much easier to correct the direction of your thoughts when your dream is your indication that it is when a real-life manifestation is your indication.”
― Esther Hicks, The Law of Attraction Essential Collection

“I’ll gladly take lunacy over loneliness.”
― Pat McHale, Over The Garden Wall #1

“If you remove yourself far enough from the limited point of view of pain, you will see that at the root of all things that are negative in this world is the physical fact that we are all nothing but the victims of victims. Remove yourself even farther than that, and you will see that there is no such thing as a victim. Victimhood is just a prison of illusion restricted to physical life—and forgiveness is the way out of it.”
― Teal Swan, The Sculptor In The Sky

“It never settles on anything for more than an instant," said Horace. "The effect is dizzying."

"No wonder normals rarely notice peculiars out in the world anymore," said Enoch. "Their brains have melted!"

It occured to me, as we lingered on an episode of The Bachelor, how little I understood the world I'd grown up in. All my life, normsl people had mostly baffled me- the ridiculous ways they strove to impress one another, the mediocre goals that seemed to drive them, the banality of their dreams. The way prople rejected anything that didn't fit their narrow pradigm of acceptability, as if those who thought or acted or dressed or dreamed differently from them were a threat to their very existence.”
― Ransom Riggs, A Map of Days