infinity....reading and rereading this I became so small and the visual of you sitting on the moon...and beyond...I love it.

This I understand (as the ancient Oak Tree who umbrellas my porch… is the moon I sit on/with/in. Every reflection here is a movement into the next. Beautifully expressed!

Easy enough piece to swallow and compare to one's own life as dream and dreamer. :o)

‘The observer is neutral but watchful’ , experiencing every thing in detail, in the space time continuum, within, as well without. This observation in continuity makes the observer SEE one’s own dreamers ‘disposed to their world of fancy’ ‘on this world of sleep walkers’. The real struggle begins here between this observing self and those multitude of dreamers ‘UNLIVING in her name’ They are ’in no mood to wake’ Nor the one who has walked out of ‘a dream within a dream’ can ever go back to the old dream having realized that it was a dream. Though one is not sure if one is in a dream inside yet another dream.
This seems to have compelled you to not pronounce your waking state as an objective reality. Instead, you have used ‘dream within a dream’ in the wake of the truth that there can never be an objective truth.
Besides Rula Shin, this conflict is imminent to attain eventual ONENESS within. The observing self will have to consequently turn into your intending self, the self who ought to get into conflict with all the ‘sleep walkers’ the observing self is so keenly watching sitting on the moon and WIN their associations so as to remain the one and the only SELF, the OPERATOR. My my, you seem to have thought of the next course of ACTION, and that is SEEING seeing, distancing your self further from your self, leaving no chance of getting back in your old dreams. Yes, this is the only way to LIVE in amness, SEEING our selves seeing from moment to moment in continuity. Rula Shin, you have here depicted such a beautiful spiritual practice one ought to do in order to UNDO all the sleep walkers within. Kudos!!!