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Lucid Dreams... fini (other news)
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Please check my news about Kate Burnside . Her mom has passed...


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Graphic is Davinci's dreamscape,sacred geometry. He thought as Egyptians did that dreams  come through, all planes, and life on our planet.


The Egyptians may have been the first to realize we could  interact in our dreams.It is now called lucid dreaming. What I learned from the Egyptians about dreaming is that, we are foolish to give them so little attention. We can learn a lot just on our own by a little research, some practice of what we learn, and then making sure we use the methods that others have found to be useful. In some dreams we may see our future.


 

"As consciousness is evolving to higher frequency of light and sound - so too are our dreams. With this comes the lucid dream in which you can control and alter the events in your dreamtime by realizing that you are dreaming."

If you can do this it doesn't mean that all your dreams will be lucid ones.We have to program our minds in a way, to get to this stage, and pick a symbol to concentrate on. My example is the following...

So many methods are used
First the sun symbol I choose
Before I go to sleep I tell myself
With firmness, to have a lucid dream
Hoping the news has enough steam
So when I dream it will all activate
And it won't be from what I ate


With much practice this can be done
When I have a dream that has sun
I will  know it's lucid and I can interact
I can alter the events of the scene
Or move to another if I prefer
I perceive it is a dreamtime experience
I'm expanding my conscious awareness


~*~
That is basically the lucid dream state, that can occur mostly in early morn just when your only half awake which makes it easier to interact and remember.



What dreams mean is another story;-) I haven't yet sought out meanings, except for a few, those below are a small example. However remember that all dreams usually have a message.

Those who are in the know say that our dreams are an extension of what we live , think and worry about through each day.Those who say they don't dream usually have a fear of dreams and have blocked them out, perhaps after some nightmares.

We all dream each night. It is believed that if we tell ourselves not to have nightmares just before falling asleep it works. Also we can tell ourselves what we want our dreams to be about, it should be the last thought you have before you go to sleep.

~*~

It is said if you dream of yourself dead, that is good, it means you will have a long life.

~

If you dream your bed is on fire, bad news it may means your spouse(wife/husband) is leaving you.

~

Blood is a symbol of life. If you dream of losing blood then you may be suffering from exhaustion or feel emotionally drained by a situation. Blood can also symbolise passion, especially love, anger or even violence. It also has mystical meanings.

~

Car crash dreams of yourself can come from your emotional state driving yourself too hard,anxietyneed to slow down. If someone else in accident, it could mean unexpressed jealousy finding release through the dream.

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I have so many descent dreams into caves, tombs, earth itself, I was happy to learn, since the earliest times, the descent into the underground world in dreams,has been a symbol of man's search for divinity and spiritual empowerment.  I feel better now visiting all those underground sites;-)

I hope you have enjoyed the dream series! Almost all of  it was from online research.Thanks for reading!

etw-2006
 
 
 
 


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 Reviews of "Lucid Dreams... fini (other news)"
Reviewed by Carole Mathys
Reviewed on March 24, 2006
A fabulous series Eileen, I have never done any research on dreams, but you have peaked my interest. I know that if I am having a plesant dream and have to get up in the night, I seem to be able to go back to sleep and pick up my dream where I left off...sort of like reading a book...not sure why, but neat to do
love and peace, Carole

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on March 24, 2006
Truly fascinating, Tiger Lily - in my dreams I too often find myself wandering somewhere deep and dark, sometimes it's even at the bottom of the ocean - I'd really love to go down there and find out what's calling me.

And thank you for the note from Kate - we all join you in wishing her our deepest condolences on the loss of her mother.

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on March 24, 2006
Very well done Eileeen!!

Thanks for sharing news About Kate...although very sad....we know Kate...she still has the spirit to smile...!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Sage Sweetwater
Reviewed on March 23, 2006
This series is very well written and informative. I use inner imagery when dreaming, closer to a waking state than a sleeping state when images come. Being a follower of Jung, I use inner imagery to create my poetry and stories. With active imagination, the act of seeing with the inward eye is deliberately willed and visions are expressed in picture language. Whatever one sees in dreams, it is all interesting where the conscious and unconscious have collaborated. Very enjoyable and mysterious series, Eileen.

Sage

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on March 23, 2006
well done ... you should research molecule-bending in dreams ... it takes lucid dreaming to another level ... and excellent dream journal to check out is: http://dreamnetwork.net/

Reviewed on March 23, 2006
Eileen,

What does it mean when you dream of storms??? I have nightmares about them...does it mean my fear is carrying over into my subconscious?

An excellent, educational ending; very well penned.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

I, too, will keep Kate Burnside in my prayers.

Reviewed on March 23, 2006
Beautiful write, Eileen; very well done! BRAVA!

Sorry to hear of Kate's mama passing; God be with her during this incredibly sad time in her life! She will be in my prayers! (Daddy is home; he is weak, but he is slowly getting better. Keep him in your prayers! Thanks!)

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :)

Reviewed by Peter Paton
Reviewed on March 23, 2006
This is a wonderful and exhilirating descent into Dreamtime, that sheds much light and inner wisdom, into the metaphysical mechanisms of dreams
I believe our dreams are portents of things to comee, omens and pointers to our future experiences, and if remembered and correalated, can be of enormous significance in successfully planning the course of our lives !
I love that sacred geometry and symbolic picture, Eileen
This has been a most informative and inspiring series , Eileen
You are to be commended for expanding our vision and foresight !
Peter

Reviewed by Crystal Silver Angel (Reader)
Reviewed on March 23, 2006
What splendid and awakening knowledge, Eileen... So true about the conscious and purpose of this mysterious thing we call dreams...Remarkable wisdom said here..!

love joannne

Reviewed by A PAX
Reviewed on March 23, 2006
This is so interesting, since I was in high school i have always had dream dictionaries,and now I used them on line....I have the most amazng dreams, all the time, its almost an annoyance.............

I will try this :) pax A

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on March 23, 2006
Thank you for sharing this information with us. I like the idea of working with a symbol :-) I remember many of my dreams......only in the past ten years did I become aware that not everyone remembers 2-3 dreams a night. Not every night of course but often. I have had many snakes dreams that connected with a Kundlini experience I was having and I think one of my most interesting dreams was where some land opened up underneath water and I was taken for a guide through many areas where things are still hidden. In some ways many of the land signatures reminded me of the Grand canyon. I have visit it from the top but have not see the bottom as of yet and do plan to. thank you for this sharing.

Reviewed by George Carroll
Reviewed on March 23, 2006
Nice going Eileen. Your research on this topic of lucid dreams may help people who ponder what their dreams represent.

Reviewed by rite
Reviewed on March 23, 2006
Dreams are more real than what we conceive to be reality according to the Huna shamen. Society they call a collective hallucination. This mirage tempts many (most) to believe dreams are not real. Since it a a general view, it is difficult to convince people about the fact that their vision is what reality is in terms of dreams. It is not a coincidence however that the US and Japan fought to conquer the Sonoi people of Malaysia who could actually arrange reality in their dreams. To them it was quite normal; it was what they did for centuries. The reason the battling powers wanted to get to the Sonoi first was that they wanted to influence reality with the knowledge of the Sonoi. While doing this behind the scenes the powers on both sides continued to tell the world that dreams are just an illusion. The Sonoi retreated to remote mountain resorts afterward, wanting to have nothing to do with modern societies. Similar affection to dreams we find among the traditional Aboriginees who live in dreamtime beside living in 'reality'. Those scorning the meaning of dreams simply confirm the claim of the shamen: this world is actually trapped in a huge hallucination from which it will one time cruelly awake.

If you look for explanation of dreams take a peek at: http://nickm.com/dreams/index.html

Thank you for creating and sharing this information and poem. Take care,

RAge

Reviewed on March 23, 2006
A true Grande Finale! We really did enjoy your series and wish it could go on a little longer....Great write, brilliant!
Birgit and Roger

Reviewed by Steve Patterson
Reviewed on March 23, 2006
i dream of Jeannie with the light brown hair.
TX


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