Dreaming
Dreams are our minds way of dealing with our issues subconsciously, those things that are psyche can’t deal with in our waking hours.
Figure out what your subconscious is telling you. You hold the key to your life, dreams are our bodies way of working out problems that our conscious mind may be too “cluttered” to tell us.
Dreaming in color ~
Pay attention to the colors that appear in your dreams, like our own energy chakra’s, each having it’s own color, each color representing a vital piece of information into our spirit, personalities and lives.
For instance, Red can mean passion, love, vital energy and can also mean anger and frustration.
Not everyone dreams in color, but if you do, take note because each color has it’s own meaning, and this may possibly give you important information into a matter that symbols cannot provide.
Dreams as defined in Wikipedia’s Encyclopedia have a long history. They have been a subject of controversy and disagreement. Throughout history, people have sought meaning in dreams or divination through dreams.
They have been described physiologically as a response to neural processes during sleep, psychologically as reflections of the subconscious, and spiritually as messages from gods or predictions of the future. Many cultures had practiced dream incubation, with the intention of cultivating dreams that were prophetic or contained messages from the divine.
Dreams have been a topic of study dating back to 4000 B.C. One may say that dreams have been around as long as the first civilization came to be and are just a normal part of human existence.
In our dreams, we can go anywhere, we can be anybody, and we can do anything. When we dream, we are like passengers on a moving train, (I speak from the truth ~ I just had a dream a few weeks ago of being on a moving train!) unable to control our actions and choose surroundings. Sometimes we let our mind take over, and there are those of us who have spent some time learning about our dreams and can actually ask for dreams to come, we can even ask for specific things to dream about.
Sometimes, dreams can be understood in the the context of repressed thoughts. Dreaming serves as an outlet for those thoughts and impulses we repress during the day. When we go to sleep at night and slip into our dream state, we feel liberated and behave and act in a manner that we do not allow ourselves to behave in our waking life.
They are those dreams that are considered to be precognitive dreams, dreams that can predict the future, or give insights to things that will be happening in the future. These dreams interest me the most, and scare me the most!
I had a dream, as I stated earlier, of being on a moving train. The train was moving quickly, through what felt like a mountain like area, with views of mountains, snow covered peaks of beauty. Suddenly, as I was looking out into the scenery, I saw a huge explosion. And then a mushroom cloud. I remember feeling terrified because my children were not with me, and I began to weep. I couldn’t get to them fast enough and my motherly instincts told me that I had to get to them quickly.
I woke up sobbing, my children all in there beds, still fast asleep. Thank goodness. I can’t put into words how real the dream felt. Is this just my mother-protector side showing its vulnerabilities or a precognitive dream (I’ve had many) that I should take as a warning of dangers to come.
It’s not in my personality to dwell on the negatives, because I believe that if you think about something and put enough energy into it, it will happen. So I will chalk this dream up to “1 for mother-over-protector, precognitive dream 0″
The veil is thinning, so I do believe the time has come to start paying attention to what our spirit is trying to tell us. I have read so many blogs from people really falling into the darkness of “what could be” instead of living in the light of what will be. Just be clear on the interpretations of what your messages are that you are receiving.
I guess my message would have to be “live your life through love not fear”, Namaste
