Welcome. The Revolution is DianicDreams. DianicDreams is the Revolution. Everyone has their own personal revolution to experience, to open your minds in a way and form that makes sense only to you. Not only will your revolution not make any sense to anyone else: It doesn't need to. The Revolution is within. All healing, liberation, defeat and victory, takes place within. The outer is mere reflection.

My Revolution is the flowering of minds, the experiencing of creative potential to an extent where things that seemed closed and narrow, untouchable, moments ago seem vast and of consequence right now. The Revolution is the Silence of the mind. It is in this mind that I explore the key factors that bring the spark of life to my eyes.

There are ultimate truths. And these are the ones that, even when long forgotten, always return. Within every being is the code of the Warrior - that which makes the nature of courage a spiritual experience. That which doesn't have to be placed in words, and yet, governs the inner battle between spirit and body. Between sincronicity and cause/effect. It is the will that captivates one to be honourable, to not strike simply because they can. The code is what teaches one on their uniquely individual journey, the wisdom of discovering ones own nature. It is the key to the alchemy of the Will.

"While the sword is in its sheath, it's doing its work. When the sword is drawn, it has already failed."

I learn and learn about spirituality, and still know very little. I read books on Tantra, and all that I understand by the end is that Tantra cannot be understood from books. It is very much a Guru-Disciple experential experience. What I do believe are things that don't hold much regard within spirituality, yet it is important to note them for people who believe that their religion is all there is in the hope that some minds will consider the possibilities. Every religion is true, and there is a Christian Heaven as well as there is Nirvana. Everything co-exists in contradiction, and the truth can only be told in a contradiction. Any other attempt is simply intellectual procrastination. Faith is trusting in your Heart. Blind Faith is trusting in Science.

For centuries the debacle has continued: Does man make art for himself, or for mankind? The answer is, the greatest art is always that which is made for both, for man is both himself and mankind. Great artists such as Steven Spielberg have reinvented cinemas in forms and functions catering completely towards an audience, and there has been the opposite of that, where independant directors invest in films completely to satisfy their personal audience of one. True art, however, lies in between these two extremes, for one must make ammends with the consciousness of the world as well as their own mind. In this expression of art lies the Truth and the Beauty, the juxtaposed paradox - the corrupt and the virtuous, the real and the illusion, the parody, the apparent tragedy, the comedy, the irony, the satire, the premise and the moral.

Science is perhaps the most dangerously misunderstood of all beliefs. Precisely because it is the only belief structure that has effectively convinced the world it is "factual". Yet when one researches to the basics of what makes science what it is, we find that it begins with a set of Axioms (presupposed theories). Like in the ancient tale of the man who concludes that since all he has seen thus far are white swans, all swans must be white, science works in the same way. And this conclusion shall eventually become fact and remain a "fact" until someone sees a black swan. It is in this way that the world changed from being factually flat, to round. Yet, once we grasp this, our respect for science only grows; for when we understand its limitations, we have a greater understanding of its capabilities. Why? Because we no longer are controlled by our findings - for none are facts, but simply steps on a discovery that never ceases. For inevitably believing in science, and in the order of things, is a faithful proclamation towards the existence of Godhood.

This is a step-by-step investigation of the dangerous errors in the current International Political system, but more so than that, a serious attempt to provide a functional system of a far more mature order. Definitely not socialist, nor imperialist, but rather a humanist perspective, which, I hope to well demonstrate, is the most profound and democratic act of government. Common Sense is the only requirement for this system to function, a sometimes-difficult requirement to adults who have found intense ways of complexifying simplicity.