Guest guest Posted May 26, 2007 Report Share Posted May 26, 2007 Thank you for the hug! Much needed indeed! Smiles! It did feel awful because when I first woke up, it felt so real as if it was really happening and I had just taken a nap to get away from it. I was totally confused when I first woke, trying to figure out if it was a dream or reality. I got up and he was gone already and I went through the house looking for him with the thought in my mind that people would soon be coming to help. What an awful thing to wake up to, you know. I had to get reality back so I could figure out what was going on. Then I realized it was a dream and that his not being here was only because he had to run in the race early this morning. I couldn't call him because I knew he was running. I called him later and talked to him and of course I told him about my dream and he of course reassured me he was okay. I laughed and said obviously, I am talking to you! and then we laughed. It was only when I woke up and couldn't separate reality from non-reality that I felt freaked out. Sort of out of control of my conscious awareness. I have only had a handful of dreams that were like this. I don't like them one little bit. However, I told God that I know He is with us and that I knew deep down in my heart that He would protect us and bring us all home safely. Thank you for the reminder Dhyana, and as for the gratitude, new things had slacked off coming to mind until recently when Stephen posted about the stone and I have been carrying mine around since along with a little wooden cross this guy at church made and had given to me last Sunday. He had prayed over it and when he gave it to me he asked that I pass it on to someone who might need it more than I, so I carry it around incase I should meet that person. Maybe, that is why I have had the dream, like you said in gratitude for what I do have verses fear of what might be. Thank you so very much. You are a doll with a HUGE heart! May God be with you and your family and keep you all safe. Love, Katherine novalees <Novalees Saturday, May 26, 2007 11:09:30 AM Re: P.S. The worst part of the dream Tender Hug, Kat. It must have felt awful. I hope you can shake it off. What I'm feeling is gratitude for all you have in place of fear of what might be. Remember your inner joy. You're in charge of what you think about. Much love, dhyana --- Katherine <katsam19 > wrote: > The worst part of the dream is that things that are > planned for the > next month are in the dream and the places other > than the store are our > realtime places. I was in the house I am in now and > then Wateree, South > Carolina where we are going on vacation. All the > people in my dream are > ones who I really know. > > It was like watching a movie of my life in the next > month being played > out. I think that is what startled me. > > Love, > Katherine > > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _ No need to miss a message. Get email on-the-go with Mail for Mobile. Get started. http://mobile. / mail ______________________________\ ____You snooze, you lose. Get messages ASAP with AutoCheck in the all-new Mail Beta. http://advision.webevents./mailbeta/newmail_html.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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