While meditating within the state of dreams one tries to overcome the mad flash of hallucinations that control us in the dream state, just as we do in the physical world. But it is quite different in the dream state. It is possible to meditate prior to sleep and enter into the state of a clear mind while sleeping, but it does not always work. The mind's manifestations are strong. Sometimes it happens after a difficult thing has happened in our dream, and instead of waking up, our training allows us to simply shut the illusions off. We bypass the complicated array of psychological damage and defense.  So, we face a clear mind. An empty mind. What can we gain with this? It is quite possible to manifest images, images that can take control your dream like most dreams do, simple images, images of desire and want. It is possible, it can be fun. You gain nothing from this though. But while in the clear mind state it is possible to project yourself into different places. For example, one can project themselves into a Buddha Field. A place where the Buddha (anyone in nirvana) sits and meditates. It is much easier for the mind to create desires and lusts, it does it all the time. But to create the Buddha field is more challenging, because it a place that does not use the mind. To do this, all I can really recommend is persistence in focusing on the Buddha field every time you enter into the state of the clear mind within dreams.

In the Buddha field I gained a greater understanding of forgiveness. Even greater than I knew. The build up to my experience was heavily lustful and violent and cruel, within the dream, than suddenly I came to a temple, and an old man wanted to climb to the top. I could see the sin of the old man. I could see the sin of the men that would guide him. I could see the sin in myself and I looked to the temple. Up until the temple experience I had been controlling the majority of everything that happened in the dream. I wanted to experience what I would not experience on this Earth. But when I looked at the temple, my mind became clear. I realized my nothingness. From this state I am not controlled at all by the manifestation of dreams. I focused on the Buddha Field. I reached it. I heard a clear voice, it was my voice without clutter, without sin, happy, unburdened by fear. The beauty of what we are without the need to preserve the body. My mind then began to slightly run away with itself and created familiar images, funny ones, that still symbolized what I knew. I realized that man harms. We desire and we lust. We take and destroy. Often times we do not realize what are doing. Most people even think they are doing good. But in the Field of the Buddha we are all equal. Nirvana is available to all of us. When we know Nirvana we cannot hate those that are cruel to us. With so much build up of life, with so much ignorance of truth, it all ends in forgiveness. It is us that have the power to forgive, to care. All we have to do is stop, and be still, and listen to the spirit inside of us. The more we listen, the more we gain by deepening our relationship with truth, with our spirit. Don't let the mind imagine it. Stop the mind. Let the spirit give the mind its thoughts, only then can you understand your true nature. It does not matter what you have done. Only man is so arrogant to judge. You are forgiven now, and you can know peace if you seek it.