The dream thing

[Guest guest]

I've been looking for this for a while, reading my list mates dreams, once

again kicked those old brain cells over. From " The field " Lynne McTaggart.

 

" In the forest of the amazon, the Achuar and Huaorani Indians gather. As

the sun rises they share their dreams "

 

It's not a hobby, these tribes believe that the dreams are not owned by

the dreamer alone but collectively by the group. The dreamer is just the

vessel so the tribe can share the dream. The dreams shape the whole tribes

day.

 

Our " tribe " certainly shares a physic space. s and electras dreams.

What do you think, are you dreaming for all of us? Does the dream take on

a different tone if it is not just for you? A different way to look at it.

 

 

It interests me, damn old left brain thing, because I do not dream. I have

one dream I do not remember every 2 or 3 years. My wife tells me, I end

up, naked in the bedroom corner, on the floor, back to the wall, screaming

in pure horror. Both of my wives agree on that, that I do that.

Clarification, x wife and new wife both have experienced it. Glad I don't

remember it. But I share all of your dreams that you share here.

 

The only thing I do in my sleep, is, quite frequently wake my wife and

speak to her in a different language. She calls it " swedish chef " If you

remember the muppet show. She has no idea what I'm saying but she tells me

I am very animated and long winded. And she is not happy to miss her

sleep.

 

 

Peace

 

Don

[Guest guest]

You sound a lot like my hubby. He says he never dreams, but I have

witnessed his dreaming many times. His nightmare seemed to get worse

with the years, so much so, I had to leave the bedroom and sleep else

where. He talks in a strange language, too. Did you happen to fight

in the Viet Nam War? I think that is the cause of his.

 

Since we are all connected to the collective consciousnes, it makes

sense that we all have similar dreams.

 

Linda

 

, merlin

wrote:

>

> I've been looking for this for a while, reading my list mates

dreams, once

> again kicked those old brain cells over. From " The field " Lynne

McTaggart.

>

> " In the forest of the amazon, the Achuar and Huaorani Indians

gather. As

> the sun rises they share their dreams "

>

> It's not a hobby, these tribes believe that the dreams are not

owned by

> the dreamer alone but collectively by the group. The dreamer is

just the

> vessel so the tribe can share the dream. The dreams shape the whole

tribes

> day.

>

> Our " tribe " certainly shares a physic space. s and electras

dreams.

> What do you think, are you dreaming for all of us? Does the dream

take on

> a different tone if it is not just for you? A different way to look

at it.

>

>

> It interests me, damn old left brain thing, because I do not dream.

I have

> one dream I do not remember every 2 or 3 years. My wife tells me, I

end

> up, naked in the bedroom corner, on the floor, back to the wall,

screaming

> in pure horror. Both of my wives agree on that, that I do that.

> Clarification, x wife and new wife both have experienced it. Glad I

don't

> remember it. But I share all of your dreams that you share here.

>

> The only thing I do in my sleep, is, quite frequently wake my wife

and

> speak to her in a different language. She calls it " swedish chef "

If you

> remember the muppet show. She has no idea what I'm saying but she

tells me

> I am very animated and long winded. And she is not happy to miss her

> sleep.

>

>

> Peace

>

> Don

>

[Guest guest]

I happened to fight in that war. My dreams were so bad that I never recalled them. Only recently have I  been able to recall dreams and they are spiritual. Peace and Love, Jake