Controlling my dreams

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When I was a kid-I was plauged by horrible dreams every night. (I had

a childhood from hell).I could not control my waking situation, by BY

GOD I learned to control my dreams.

 

Later I had that first (spontaneous) OOBE.

 

I was scared because I did not know what happened at first.

I started immediatly researching what was happening and then became

very proficient at traveling all around the world Astrally.

As I got older, I lost interest (the REAL world kick me butt).

 

Now, I've come full circle and enjoy the occasional " free trip " .

I guess dream control got me ready for OOBE.

 

No complaints here.

 

Most of my dreams are either " working out issues " and " Clairvoyant "

(about 50-50). Some are astral travel, possibly past life visits too.

 

I just enjoy them and don't get too hung up on them.

That's just me!

:)

Stephen

 

 

 

-- In , " Sarita "

<sarita1969 wrote:

>

> Not all dreams can or should be interpreted in the standard way. I

> try my best to get a feel for that when someone posts a dream on my

> group. Some are obviously something else, but not always.

>

> I agree with you Linda. I never saw the point of taking charge of

> certain dreams because then we mess up the message that was

> intended. Once you take over, there is no more interpreting that

can

> be done except of the direction in which you take the dream and why.

>

> Sarita

>

> , " Linda "

> <crazycats711@> wrote:

> >

> > I have often wondered what's the purpose of taking control of the

> > dream when it is about something one feels is " bad " happening.

> Would

> > that not be rejecting what is being shown to you in the dream and

> > would be defeating the purpose? When a dream gets more than you

can

> > bare you will wake up automatically. Right? I can see learning to

> be

> > aware so as to end a dream to go OBE, but I don't like doing

that.

> I

> > like experiencing my dreams as much has having an OBE.

> > Maybe one would not want to try having an OBE upon ending a

scarey

> or

> > distrubing one, though. A lot of times when I am in a bad

> > situation in a dream, I seem to split and the conscious part of

me

> > becomes the observer over what is taking place.

> >

> > My take on it though is that those very surreal dreams, may not

be

> a

> > dream, but an unconscious exit OBE. I don't know if you should

> > interpret those same as a dream. In the astral one does need to

> take

> > control when being attacked, but even with those experiences one

is

> > zapped back into the body and wake up when it gets to much.

> >

> > Linda

>