Guest guest Posted September 29, 2007 Report Share Posted September 29, 2007 Hi all, I had a rather unpleasant dream last night. I am not getting crazy about it like last dream but I do hope it wasnt a message of bad to come. In my dream I'm kinda lucid, but don't know I'm dreaming, so here goes... It is late at night and I am walking around these big fields filled with tall kinda grasses. I think they are crunchy and slippery. Anyway they are growing in what appears to be a retention pond area as I am on a path on the outside looking down at them as I am walking peacefully. All of a sudden my husband pulls up on the side of the road across this field and is upset with me because he's been out looking for me. He's kinda yelling at me that he told me not to go out driving by myself at night (In waking life I like to drive late at night drinking my hot tea, looking at the sky, enjoying the peace and listening to a little coasttocoast) I see these clouds roll in very very low and now know why he wants me to get in the car. I still have to go down the path alongside the field to get there. So I happily start running trying to beat the clouds. For some reason I can't let them touch me. As I'm running they are now just beginning to cross the path. I think as I running faster for momentum that I can just jump over them. So I do (usually when I do this in a dream I can start flying) Well I realize in mid- air that I'm not gonna make it and that the cloud kinda touches my feet. I think it is real hot or for some reason know I have to avoid them, so I change my direction and jump into the field. I am not worried, I figure I'll just run through the tall grasses to the car. But when I jump into the field I just keep dropping and dropping and dropping. I didnt know how deep the field was. Now I'm just what I believe falling to my death. I'm kinda panicky and know I'm going to die. The falling goes on and on. I realize I'm going to suffocate in these grasses and I will never be able to climb up, because I'm going to slide down. I wish I could tell you all that I gracefully surrendered, but I can't. Yes, I knew I was going to die and knew it was to be and that there was no way out, yet I wasn't happy about it. I was also afraid of the suffocation. I felt that I couldnt breathe. Anyway I did actually hit bottom and then I woke up. As soon as I woke up I wondered if this was a bad omen or am I misinterpeting it. I then remembered Chrisms warning about dismemberment and wondered if I would have stayed there at the bottom without panicking and waking up, what would have happened. So I was kinda disappointed in myself. I hope its not a warning, but there it is...would love some input. On a lighter note I was doing the Tibetans today with the blinds half open. I live on a dead end street and am surrounded by tall bushes so noone can see in. I was wearing a pair of rolled up sweat pants and a bra. I'm spinning around doing the first Tibetan and just as I'm finishing the last one, I hear my mailbox lid shut. OMG the mailman saw me spinning around in my bra! I dived to the floor but alas was too late! Perhaps my dream of falling was to warn me " down down, before he sees you! " HA Sorry this is so long! Your crazy shirtless friend, Deb Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 29, 2007 Report Share Posted September 29, 2007 A diversity of meaning here really. This is about sudden change. And how it can have an effect on those around us. Those who may not enjoy a change in one they have come to know in a certain way, so there is this first idea. Then there is the phenomenon of the clouds and the hot sensation on the foot from touching them. This would be the Shiva aspect or the sacred male aspect of the Shaktipat and of the practice you are engaging. The grass and the falling into it would be the Shakti aspect. The sacred feminine as she is the earth and the growing things and is the other half of the equation that you are exploring. It is also a matter of control and the surrender of control to forces that are other than the known " YOU " the ego you that doesn't want to shift control to a higher aspected " you " . This dream can illustrate the real qualities of what you can experience. Yes the suffocation feeling and panic was a product of fear. No worries Deb. Be sure to do the complete practice not just the Tibetans. Do some service and some forgiveness and reach into your gratitude's. Part of the dream is a warning that you need more conditioning - more of a practice of the safeties. More surrender. And to communicate what you are doing with your loved one that he may know and understand and accept any symptoms and changes that may occur because of your experiences. - my take on your dream - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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