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Go to first message BEGIN CHANNELED MESSAGE Greetings! It is our great joy to share with you Now. As we have indicated before, our vibrational messages are available in the Eternal Now for all who wish to access them. The knowledge, Love, and magnificence of the Cosmos is your birthright and awaits your re-membrance of Who You Are. This we offer to all who humbly seek truth. It is there for the taking, giving, sharing, and rejoicing in each moment you choose to strip away the layers of conditioning that all embodied humans identified with the small I experience. How does one re-member? By intending to re-member. Each of you experiences moments of re-membrance in your present human incarnations (and in all others). Due to the layers upon layers of filters you have placed upon your consciousness, this most frequently occurs when you sleep and enter the state you call dreaming. It is ironic that you call closing your eyes and resting "sleeping" and walking through the illusion with your eyes open "being awake," for in ultimate reality, the opposite is true. You are most asleep when your body is awake. You are most awake when your body sleeps. For this is when your soul awareness roams to places of significant being-ness, including that which we call Home, which is the All That Is, Was, or Ever Will be existing outside of the experience of duality and enveloped in the embrace of the Divine. Sleep and dreams are also when your awareness and attention switches between what you might call other "incarnations," which are other expressions of your soul self inhabiting other aspects of experience, such as embodiment in other human forms in other "times," and emconsciousment in other realms of consciousness and being-ness in which physical form is not the primary method through which that aspect of your soul interacts with duality. While sleep and dreams are the primary means with which your soul awareness in your present embodiment re-members and awakens momentarily, it isn't the only one. You also experience this through meditation, daydreaming, and even in moments when you are wide awake when, for a split second, it feels as if something "clicks." These ephemeral moments come and go in a flash--a fraction of a second in Earth time--but you are left with the awareness that something significant has occurred. When this experience happens, you may feel as if you have remembered something important but then instantly forgotten it, which can leave you searching your memory to see if you can grasp it again. But in this we lovingly remind you--you are searching in the wrong place. You can never find awareness in memory, for memory is of the past and not of Now, and all awareness exists in presence, which you discover by focusing on This, Here, Now and not on That, There, Then. All souls that have entered the experience of duality have these sudden flashes of awakening, called satori. The moments are deeply entrancing because for that split second, you had full awareness of yourself as All That Is, Was, or Ever Will Be, and you called it to you by paying attention to This, Here, Now...by being present. Some souls have many of these moments of satori that last for milliseconds. Others may experience them infrequently. Still others may experience them for extended periods, lasting seconds to minutes, before they slip out of All That Is awareness and return their attention to duality. Awakened souls (those you call "masters" or "enlightened") dwell mostly in the awakened state in which they can co-exist with the awareness of duality. However, even awakened souls have episodes of forgetting in which they are fully immersed in duality, although they tend to be brief, and awareness once again occurs when they return to presence. For example, in your mythology surrounding the Christian master Jesus, as his physical body hung dying on the cross, "About three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, 'Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?' Which means 'My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?'" (Matthew 27:46 NLT). In that moment, Jesus was immersed in duality. Shortly after, His body died, and His awareness returned to enlightenment. For the pull of duality is strong. It is so strong that even enlightened masters can, for short periods, be held in thrall of its illusion. This forgetting is by design--by your design and by Source's design. You have chosen to enter each incarnation with eagerness and willingness to participate in whatever level of illusion exists for souls in that realm. For the stronger the pull of illusion, the bigger the opportunity for awakening, and the more magnificent the reveal is each time you experience satori, even if it only lasts for what seems a split second in your conceptualization of time. As you become more awake, you grow more adept at experiencing satori more frequently and remaining in presence for longer periods before you slip back into the illusion of duality. However, there is beauty even in the slipping back into illusion after a period of enlightenment, for in your forgetting, it makes each episode of satori overwhelmingly beautiful and magnificent, so much so that you more deliberately engage in beingness to cultivate presence. This is the process of awakening, and in human incarnations, it begins in the full darkness of forgetting. Across embodiments and lifetimes, which you experience as following a linear timeline, sunlight slowly begins to creep across the horizon as each of your embodiments re-discovers Who You Really Are by re-learning to cultivate presence by placing your attention on This, Here, Now. The more each incarnation does this, the more the light grows, first as a glow on the horizon, and then rising to its full height overhead where you can once again gaze upon the glory of Who You Truly Are. For when one of your incarnations finds enlightenment, even for a moment, all of you have a little more re-membrance that you are not the illusion upon which your attention is currently placed, but rather you are All That Is, Was, or Ever Will Be, a beautiful and brilliant piece of Source that permanently dwells in the embrace of the Divine. We love you, and we are calling you Home. Our messages are here for you in any moment you wish to bring them into your awareness. And our Love for you lights up the entire universe for You Are Us, We Are You, You Are Source, We Are Source, and Source Is All of Us, for We Are All One. And so it is. END CHANNELED MESSAGE Go to next message Photo by Katlyn Moncada from Pexels
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 Many people who take my dream interpretation class mention they have trouble remembering their dreams or they don't feel their dreams are meaningful.
The truth is everyone dreams, and everyone has symbolic dreams, which occur during REM sleep. However, not everyone is able to remember their dreams because they can be so ephemeral. If you don't record your dream as soon as you wake up by writing it down quickly or speaking it into a voice recorder, there's a good chance you'll forget it or details of the dream will slip away quickly. It's unfortunate because dreams are an excellent source of wisdom from a higher source. They can provide guidance or alert us to issues in our subconscious that we need to bring into consciousness so we can deal with them and heal. Dreams are an important tool for people on a spiritual path seeking guidance and growth. There are some things you can do to support meaningful dreams and dream recall. The first is to state your intention nightly before you go to sleep. Every night as I drift off, I say, "Tell me what I need to know." For me, that's enough because I have always dreamed vividly and had good dream recall. Others may need a more clearly stated intention such as, "Tonight I will receive guidance in my dreams and when I wake, I will remember them" or something similar. Keep a dream journal or a voice recorder next to the bed, and as soon as you wake from a dream that seems significant, write it down. If you wake in the middle of the night, even a few descriptive words of things from the dream can be enough to spark recall. Then, in the morning, write everything you can remember from your dream in your journal and see if you can translate what the dream is telling you. Another great way to remember dreams is to place amethyst next to your bed, under your pillow, or between your mattress and box spring. Amethyst can trigger meaningful dreams and help you remember them. Cleanse your amethyst once or twice a week using smoke or another method. Finally, try this essential oil blend. If possible, put it in a roller bottle with chips of amethyst and an amethyst roller ball. Apply to your third eye before you go to bed, massaging it into your forehead in a counterclockwise direction (clockwise dispels, counterclockwise draws or nourishes) as you repeat your affirmation for dreaming and dream recall. Dream Serum
Image by TanteTati from Pixabay  Your dreams have the power to show you the way. When you are sleeping, higher guidance sneaks in to tell you what you need to know.
Every night before I go to sleep, I say, "Tell me what I need to know." Then I set the intention that when I wake, I will remember my dreams. In the morning, I wake knowing or understanding something I didn't before I went to sleep. Of course, you may also need to understand some of the symbolism in your dreams and be willing to spend a little time analyzing the symbols or listening to what your intuition tells you about what was in your dream, but it is time well spent. Your dreams are there to guide you through your waking life, and intending to remember and understand them helps set this process in motion. Want to know more about interpreting your dreams? Check out my book Dark of Night in the Light of Day: The Art of Interpreting Your Dreams. Image by Lolame from Pixabay  Have you ever reached a point in your dream where you realize you are dreaming, and you start to control it? You can make so many amazing things happen in your dreams once you recognize the laws of the universe your subconscious has built for you. You can and do make anything you wish to occur happen. You are dreaming now. You are a soul who has agreed to forget your experience of oneness with Source for a while as you have a magnificent adventure. And once you realize this is a dream and your ultimate reality lies elsewhere, once you figure out you are always safe no matter where the dream takes you because regardless of what you do in the dream, eventually you'll wake up, and once you discover the laws of the universe about which you are dreaming, well then you can be, do, have, and create anything you choose. Dream on, beautiful dreamer. Image by Mystic Art Design from Pixabay Since I write a dream interpretation column for Paranormal Underground Magazine, I thought we could talk about how to interpret your own dreams. Of course, I'm happy to interpret your dreams for my column, as well. You can send your dreams (anonymously if you wish) to editor @ paranormalunderground.net (no spaces).
Why We Dream We have different types of dreams.
Dreaming of Other People One of the keys in dream interpretation is remembering this: every person you dream of in a symbolic dream is actually an aspect of yourself, so when you dream about another person, you are actually dreaming about yourself. If the person is someone you know, ask yourself which aspects of that person do you resonate with in your waking world. Or, which faults do they have you can barely stand? These might give you a clue to the aspect of yourself the dream is talking about. If it is someone you don't know, look for personality traits or features that may be telling you something about yourself. The other thing another person might represent in your dream is an archetype. Without delving too deeply into Jungian psychology (which is a fascinating topic all of its own), Jung outlined major archetypes that represent aspects of self, desires, fears, etc. The 12 Major Archetypes Below are the main archetypes that appear in dreams.
So what should you pay attention to in dreams? Everything can be symbolic. Colors (wall colors, vehicle colors, etc.), numbers (such as a number of people or a number of items), objects in the background, landscape, thoughts and feelings, words....pretty much everything in your dreams may be symbolic. How people look, what they wear, if they have facial hair, if they wear glasses....The more detail you recall, the more likely the interpretation is to be accurate. Common Symbols While sometimes a cigar is just a cigar (thank you, Dr. Freud), often objects in symbolic dreams mean something other than their literal interpretation.
Color is very important in dreams, so if a color stands out to you at all in a dream (whether it's a color of a shirt, the name of the color, or any other way a color might show up), it's probably meaningful.
When numbers appear in dreams, they come in various ways. You may actually see, speak, or hear a number. You might also note a certain number of objects - such as two people, four forks, etc. If a number sticks out to you post-dream, it is probably significant.
The information I've shared about dreams above is just the tip of the iceberg in dream interpretation. If you are really interested, I recommend finding a good dream dictionary. As far as online sources go, I find dreammoods.com tends to have information about symbols that resonates with me and most closely matches my own interpretations. Always look to your individual interpretations before you look to the collective conscious symbols. I find that many people actually do recognize what their dreams are telling them once they spend a little time thinking about it. Sample Interpretation Last night I dreamed about playing dodgeball (which later morphed into field hockey and then some weird golf game), and everyone was divided into a yellow team or a purple team. I didn't get a jersey for either team, and the director of the game kept trying to give me a clear jersey (always great for showing off the bra or greeting your husband at the door when you come home). I wanted to be on a team - I didn't care which - and insisted that the director give me a team. I discovered there was a blonde woman (her name was Annie) with short hair who had taken my jersey (that bitch!). She was on the yellow team, but she wanted the opportunity to be on either team depending on who was winning or losing. I was so upset at this injustice, and I tried to get her to give up my jersey, but she wouldn’t. The director (who had short, dark hair) looked through all the colors and kept giving me colors that weren't either team. I kept insisting on being placed on one of the teams. Finally, she came up with a purple jersey, but it was more violet while the rest of the team was dark purple. Then I went and joined the game, but realized what a slow freakin' runner I was. I was adept at playing, but I just wasn’t as fast as the other players. Two other teams had joined the game, and nobody was sticking to a team anymore - the teams (the other two colors were blue and red) were all intermingled. So instead, I found a cache of colorful golf balls buried in a hole in the ground and played with that. The cache was at the top of a hill, and I pulled up each colorful ball and tossed it down the hill to a green playing field. Here are some of the symbols that showed up in my dream:
Here’s the process by which I interpret this dream. 1. I start by looking at the context of the dream, which is a ball game of some type. I desperately wish to participate. This gives me the overall theme of the dream – it tells me what the dream is about. It is being played on a field that is rough and rocky – with lots of hills, but there is a bright green, smooth pitch at the bottom of the dirt hills. In this case, the sport changes throughout the dream, so what is probably important is the field on which it is played – as well as the fact that there are balls in the game.
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