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It's not so much what my dreams have been telling me as what I've been able to

do in

them. On a good night, it seems that I can do the same things in dreams that I

do when

awake, including tai chi, prayer and meditation, yoga asanas (without back

pain!), and

even learned a mudra from a mysterious female. Among many other things. In the

past I

wasn't able to experience these things in dreams. It's not that I have complete

control

(yet), but it's as if some part of me is allowing me to go ahead with things

that I'd wanted

to do in dreams but hadn't been able to. Also, I was doing a lot of " thrashing

and gasping "

in my sleep, or so I was told. I don't know what this was about, as there was no

dream

associated with it.

On the negative side, I've had angry outbursts in the middle of meditating,

which I would

have thought was practically impossible. They don't seem to be coming from " me "

at all,

but I acknowledge that something in me is allowing it or inviting it, especially

after

spending a few days with my kids!

 

--john e

 

 

, chrism <>

wrote:

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>

> I am all for discussion. What have your dreams been telling you JE? -

blessings - c

[Guest guest]

That's great JE! This is obviously the best learning format for you

at the moment. Selena once mentioned a type of yoga that is done in

the dream life. This is a place not easy for most to attain, taking

many years to get there so good on you John. Time, perhaps for you

to build the bridge and do the same movements in your waking life

but adopting the painless format. The anger is the emotional body

striving for expressive balance, another Kundalini indication, Nice

to read this John -

 

 

 

 

, " nologo3 "

<nologo81 wrote:

>

> It's not so much what my dreams have been telling me as what I've

been able to do in

> them. On a good night, it seems that I can do the same things in

dreams that I do when

> awake, including tai chi, prayer and meditation, yoga asanas

(without back pain!), and

> even learned a mudra from a mysterious female. Among many other

things. In the past I

> wasn't able to experience these things in dreams. It's not that I

have complete control

> (yet), but it's as if some part of me is allowing me to go ahead

with things that I'd wanted

> to do in dreams but hadn't been able to. Also, I was doing a lot

of " thrashing and gasping "

> in my sleep, or so I was told. I don't know what this was about,

as there was no dream

> associated with it.

> On the negative side, I've had angry outbursts in the middle of

meditating, which I would

> have thought was practically impossible. They don't seem to be

coming from " me " at all,

> but I acknowledge that something in me is allowing it or inviting

it, especially after

> spending a few days with my kids!

>

> --john e

>

>

> , chrism

<@>

> wrote:

> >

> >

> > I am all for discussion. What have your dreams been telling you

JE? - blessings - c

>