WEEPING WILLOW-DANIELLE

January 16, 2010

Dear Danielle: IMHO your dream is a universal dream with meaning we can all

relate to:

As I see it, this is a dream about the cycle of Life: The Tree represents the

Tree of Life. In the first part of the dream it is without leaves because it is

representing the ending cycle of life . The 13 moons also add weight to the

idea that the dream is about the cycle of life, since the moon is cyclic in it's

phases. The Creek represents the River of Life.The 13 souls passed on have

completed their cycle and as they are encased in the tears of the tree will soon

drop into the Creek, the River of Life, to begin the cycle again. The

reflection of the Tree in the water has leaves suggesting the cycle beginning

again, but the 13 Crows await to clean up the carrion of Death, before Life can

begin anew. I also think the Tree is weeping in sorrow over the agony of

mankind, the suffering of humanity.

What do you think Danielle? Does this resonate with you? Please let me know

what

you think. Peace and Love

Diane

January 16, 2010

Throughout my k experience I have experienced a deep grief for the earth and her

children. There was a time a few years ago when K was just awakening and I would

fall to my knees in a most profound grief over the universe. I remember one time

being at a car repair shoppe and bursting into tears, feeling a grief so

profound about the earth.

The Tree of Life is a reoccuring theme in everything I do; the essence above as

so below and the Center; nature is where I experience the Divine. I had a dream

the other night- the time of Haiti's quake, which went something like

this...Daughter of Earth Mother and Father Sky do not faulter, time does not

stand still; follow your path along the creek side, and do not hide your eyes

from her slaughter; she is becoming ill. Then I had a visual of the earth and

the various continents with the animals becoming extinct, the water polluted and

trees tumbling; her suffering.

I think your take on the dream in beautiful. The cycle and circle of life holds

much meaning within my personal and k experience. Thank you Diane for sharing of

this with me; it's all very meaningful.

Love & Peace.

Danielle

, Diane Baugh

<cdgbdronningen wrote:

>

> Dear Danielle: IMHO your dream is a universal dream with meaning we can all

relate to:

> >

> What do you think Danielle? Does this resonate with you? Please let me know

what

> you think. Peace and Love

>

> Diane

>

January 16, 2010

Has anyone seen the movie Avatar? There is a tree of life in the movie that

sounds like Danielle's. I don't care for too many mainstream movies, but I

liked this one. I had a huge release after the movie, of leaving my old life

behind and being " reborn " for my new life.

Carla

2010/1/16 iamwaitingmoon <iamwaitingmoon

>

> Throughout my k experience I have experienced a deep grief for the earth

> and her children.

>

> --- In

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> Diane Baugh <cdgbdronningen wrote:

> >

> > Dear Danielle: IMHO your dream is a universal dream with meaning we can

> all relate to:

> > >

> > What do you think Danielle? Does this resonate with you? Please let me

> know what

> > you think. Peace and Love

> >

> > Diane

> >

>

January 16, 2010

I was able to catch the movie with another KAS member which was such a

blessing...to be able to view this movie from a similar light. The " shock " hit

me after I stepped away from the theatre into the hustling and bustling mall,

jib jab on cell phones and all, and my tears started to pour. Without clogging

up the post, this particular dream was a blending of past life " memories " for

me; the Willow tree, creek, the water, (always the water, always a tree)comes up

over and over across many lifetimes. So, I find it a bit interesting that the

theme, if it is about the tree of life and humanity, keeps resurfacing, from

different angles or views, over and over, across cultures, throughout lifespans,

upon different continents etc. I just know it hits deep and right to my core.

Love:

Danielle

, " Carla & Patrick "

<bowenhealth wrote:

>

> Has anyone seen the movie Avatar? There is a tree of life in the movie that

> sounds like Danielle's. > Carla

January 16, 2010

Oh yes Danielle. I won't go into clog up this post either , but I can

fully relate to the shock of hitting the " normal " world. I walked out of the

movie feeling dazed with the emotions welling up. I couldn't leave the

theater fast enough and the tears started. An hour later I felt much better.

I read about the origins of the tree of life a few years ago and it sounded

so right. But I am sorry I cannot articulate/remember fully what I read. It

had to do with the origins of life... it was beautiful.

Carla

2010/1/16 iamwaitingmoon <iamwaitingmoon

>

> I was able to catch the movie with another KAS member which was such a

> blessing...to be able to view this movie from a similar light. The " shock "

> hit me after I stepped away from the theatre into the hustling and bustling

> mall,

>

January 17, 2010

Hi Danielle and the other Kundalites,

I have not yet seen the movie Avatar, but intend to rent it once its on DVD. I

have read a lot about it and there seems to be a consensus among 'ordinary' folk

that this is a mind changing film. People who had never been interested in

spiritual and moral issues are now thinking again about the way we treat each

other, strangers and our planet. This is a good thing.

No amount of books, preaching by religious leaders or other speeches could have

had the same effect on as a human race. A similar thing occurred after the

Matrix movies were released, and the new interest in Star Wars with the

resulting Jedi faith. It will take time to de-programme everyone, and will take

many generations for old beliefs to die out, but the more films they make in

this Genre the better for all of humanity.

Blessings, Iona x

, " iamwaitingmoon "

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