Mike - still here

[Guest guest]

Hi Chris, Deb & Sam,

 

Yes I'm still around and reading the posts daily; it's only the

spirit hasn't moved me to post responses to anything recently. I may

have these quiet spells; it doesn't mean anything.

 

I haven't had any noticeable experiences lately to relate, it seems

to have been a bit of a fallow period these last few months.

 

Dreams are another matter though, they seem to be my main crucible

of development. Whether some of them are more than dreams I can't

say. Since I have been keeping a log of these the quality of them

seems to have changed. That is, I'm not certain whether the dreams

themselves have changed or whether the fact that I am remembering

them more and drawing them into waking consciousness is changing the

feel of them. I often have the feeling that they have become

increasingly instructional. That I am being put in situations that

teach me something, perhaps in an allegorical setting but that I

can't remember why. I have also met people whose names sometimes

resolve out: Julian Franchly (a lost American boy whom I note that

I `found'), Danuta (has money problems), F. Steve Whitmore (spirit

guide?), Morales & Luis (Spanish civil war context) and Navarre (an

unknown illegitimate daughter of my uncle) are some I noted down. I

also noted in March meeting the still-born daughter of a one-time

neighbour. Then there are place names such as Eugene Plain (a

journey across) and Telsungen. None of these are names that I would

think up. What do you think is going on here?

 

Reading wise I have just obtained Robert Monroe's first two books. I

have only just started the first but I was struck as to how similar

his very first experiences are to my own (when they happen!).

 

Anyway, thinking of you all and those for whom prayers have been

asked. I do this mostly in my morning when most of you will be

asleep.

 

Best wishes,

Mike

 

 

 

, chrism

<> wrote:

>

> Mike how are you doing? Hope all is well -

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You seemed to get much stronger in my experience last night. Thanks

for thinking of me. : )

 

I knew that you hadn't left. Where is there to go?

 

When I read Monroe's books so many years ago, I was struck, also,

with how familiar his experiences and his desire for exploration

that was just like mine. I knew that he had authentic experiences

and was a teller of truth (as he knew it.)

 

BlessU

Sam

 

, " mgball2001 "

<mgball2001 wrote:

>

> Hi Chris, Deb & Sam,

>

> Yes I'm still around and reading the posts daily; it's only the

> spirit hasn't moved me to post responses to anything recently. I

may

> have these quiet spells; it doesn't mean anything.

>

> I haven't had any noticeable experiences lately to relate, it

seems

> to have been a bit of a fallow period these last few months.

>

> Dreams are another matter though, they seem to be my main crucible

> of development. Whether some of them are more than dreams I can't

> say. Since I have been keeping a log of these the quality of them

> seems to have changed. That is, I'm not certain whether the dreams

> themselves have changed or whether the fact that I am remembering

> them more and drawing them into waking consciousness is changing

the

> feel of them. I often have the feeling that they have become

> increasingly instructional. That I am being put in situations that

> teach me something, perhaps in an allegorical setting but that I

> can't remember why. I have also met people whose names sometimes

> resolve out: Julian Franchly (a lost American boy whom I note that

> I `found'), Danuta (has money problems), F. Steve Whitmore (spirit

> guide?), Morales & Luis (Spanish civil war context) and Navarre

(an

> unknown illegitimate daughter of my uncle) are some I noted down.

I

> also noted in March meeting the still-born daughter of a one-time

> neighbour. Then there are place names such as Eugene Plain (a

> journey across) and Telsungen. None of these are names that I

would

> think up. What do you think is going on here?

>

> Reading wise I have just obtained Robert Monroe's first two books.

I

> have only just started the first but I was struck as to how

similar

> his very first experiences are to my own (when they happen!).

>

> Anyway, thinking of you all and those for whom prayers have been

> asked. I do this mostly in my morning when most of you will be

> asleep.

>

> Best wishes,

> Mike

>

>

>

> , chrism

> <@> wrote:

> >

> > Mike how are you doing? Hope all is well -

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Sam,

 

> I knew that you hadn't left. Where is there to go?

 

:-)

 

> When I read Monroe's books so many years ago, I was struck, also,

> with how familiar his experiences and his desire for exploration

> that was just like mine. I knew that he had authentic experiences

> and was a teller of truth (as he knew it.)

 

If I have experientially verified the first bits (turned then into

Knowns as he calls them) then maybe the rest is there to be discovered

too!

 

Mike

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/7/2006 12:11:37 PM GMT Standard Time,

mgball2001 writes:

 

Yes I'm still around and reading the posts daily; it's only the

spirit hasn't moved me to post responses to anything recently. I may

have these quiet spells; it doesn't mean anything.

 

 

 

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Hey Mike! I'm so glad that you are still with us. Most of my

experiences occur in dreams, also. Your dreams sound so interesting lately!

Dreaming of all these people you do not know - that is so great. It is good

that

you are paying attention to this. It sounds like they are trying to tell you

something.

 

Most of my dreams are people that I do know and a lot of jumbled up

reality, but every now and then I have a dream that is noticeably " different "

from the average dream, and when I do, I usually share it. I also have been

keeping a dream log again. This really helps recall and vividness of dreams.

But anyway, glad you are still here! Thinking of you in the triad!

 

Deb