Turtle Dreams

[Guest guest]

Dear All:

I had a series turtle dreams. In the dream I was laying with arms and legs

outstretched. I had lifted my head towards a ray of light, and found myself

surrounded by green/blue waters.

 

I then saw a huge turtle with plates of solid colours. This led into another

dream in which careless people had broken the turtle into tiny pieces, and those

of us who still cared tried to put the turtle together again. But, because the

shards were so small we ended up with a brilliant multi-coloured turtle, rather

than the solid plates which had existed before the turtle was broken. In the

last dream, I saw the indigenous people and those animals on the verge of

extinction regain their strength, regain their numbers and move out over the

back of the Turtle.

 

I think this is the task at hand: to bring the pieces of our selves, our

families, our communities and our global family back together again. Hidden

within theses dreams, symbolized by the 13 plates of the turtle's shell, is the

idea that everyone was given a piece of the whole and that we must bring the

pieces back together to complete the picture of who we are as a human family,

and what our purpose here on the earth truly entails.

 

Love

~Danielle

[Guest guest]

Wonderful danielle!

Exactly what I needed to ponder today:)

Detachment or surrender to these 3 comes to my mind:

1. Neglecting spiritual life

2. Fear of (god) supreme spiritual personality

3. Concept of void

 

All are eliminated through initial stages of the FEELING (not thinking) state of

bhava or trancendental love or devotion or un-conditional love.

The highest or real love is called prema...the perfection of life!

 

Sitting in the back seat of this K train allows me to see all of Chrisms'

passengers love, very clearly! Luminously clear are all of those here, loving.

 

I love LOVE!

Shanti and prem, Tim

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

 

 

" iamwaitingmoon " <iamwaitingmoon

Thu, 15 Apr 2010 16:10:43

 

Turtle Dreams

 

Dear All:

I had a series turtle dreams. In the dream I was laying with arms and legs

outstretched. I had lifted my head towards a ray of light, and found myself

surrounded by green/blue waters.

 

I then saw a huge turtle with plates of solid colours. This led into another

dream in which careless people had broken the turtle into tiny pieces, and those

of us who still cared tried to put the turtle together again. But, because the

shards were so small we ended up with a brilliant multi-coloured turtle, rather

than the solid plates which had existed before the turtle was broken. In the

last dream, I saw the indigenous people and those animals on the verge of

extinction regain their strength, regain their numbers and move out over the

back of the Turtle.

 

I think this is the task at hand: to bring the pieces of our selves, our

families, our communities and our global family back together again. Hidden

within theses dreams, symbolized by the 13 plates of the turtle's shell, is the

idea that everyone was given a piece of the whole and that we must bring the

pieces back together to complete the picture of who we are as a human family,

and what our purpose here on the earth truly entails.

 

Love

~Danielle

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Danielle,

 

Just another perpective to ponder...

 

The turtle could be you, broken into tiny pieces by careless people, put back

together by Shakti and your own surrender into a brilliant multi-coloured

Danielle....

 

A sort of dismemberment dream in which all the characters represent aspects of

your past and current self and you are reconstructed into radiance.

 

Much love,

 

David

[Guest guest]

Thank you David for this perspective. After all, I am One with all that I am

that...I am...One...with all.

 

Love.

~Danielle

 

, " djgottlieb "

<dgottlieb wrote:

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> Danielle,

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> A sort of dismemberment dream in which all the characters represent aspects of

your past and current self and you are reconstructed into radiance.

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> Much love,

>

> David

>

[Guest guest]

What......

 

--- On Thu, 4/15/10, iamwaitingmoon <iamwaitingmoon wrote:

 

 

iamwaitingmoon <iamwaitingmoon

Turtle Dreams

 

Thursday, April 15, 2010, 12:10 PM

 

 

Dear All:

I had a series turtle dreams. In the dream I was laying with arms and legs

outstretched.

[Guest guest]

Danielle,

 

Thank you for sharing your dreams. They moved me to tears.

 

Your dreams give meaning to me of the invasion and colonization of Turtle Island

(North America) and bring me hope. This validates what the spirit of my father

told me once when I was mourning the impact of colonization on our family. He

said, " Don't be fooled by the appearance of things. " I took this to mean that

there is a larger purpose unfolding, and that all the nations were brought

together here on Turtle Island for a reason.

 

The breaking of the the shell, and the piecing back together of all the colors

mixed, speaks to me of bringing the Medicines together. I feel validated in the

work that I and others are doing to bring communities together through ceremony.

I am experiencing surges of bliss and joy right now as I See the transformations

that are coming.

 

Thank you for sharing your Big Medicine Dreams. I hope you will continue to

share them, not just here, but amongst all the People.

 

Peace,

Shaz

 

--- iamwaitingmoonwrote:Dear All: I had a series turtle dreams...

[Guest guest]

Hi Danielle, your dream reminds me of the shattering I experienced during my

second shaktipat. At the end for a few seconds the shattering was brought back

together in a beautiful mandala. I've had several dreams since and in the last

one I knew the completed mandala represented the human family brought back

together as one. It was made of of all the colors of the chakras, but blue and

maybe green were the most prominent colors. I was shown where I was in this

beautiful mandala.

 

This breaking of mankind into many and then joined back is in many religions in

some form. The problem being through all these years and years religions have

formed and then split and form more groups and communities. Mankind has

contiuned to break into many many parts, waring against each other. There is a

common theme in them all though and that is to be one with God or the source as

some would put it. That is what I love about chrism, he does not exclude any

belief system. He teaches pure kundalini, which is the divine in each and

everyone one of us, with no attachment to any religion.

The embracing and excepting, surrendering to the divine within whatever it is

called in one's religion, rather kundalini, Holy Spirit, shekinah, gummo, Salaat

or by what ever other name it is called.

 

I watched some videos the other day on Scalar energy and to me it sounded like

they were describing kundalini that is in all of nature. It showed how this

energy naturely forms the snake pattern in nature.

 

Very interesting videos is anyone wants to watch.

http://thehealinguniverse.com/videos.html

 

Love,

Linda

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

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> Dear All:

> I had a series turtle dreams. In the dream I was laying with arms and legs

outstretched. I had lifted my head towards a ray of light, and found myself

surrounded by green/blue waters.

>

> I then saw a huge turtle with plates of solid colours. This led into another

dream in which careless people had broken the turtle into tiny pieces, and those

of us who still cared tried to put the turtle together again. But, because the

shards were so small we ended up with a brilliant multi-coloured turtle, rather

than the solid plates which had existed before the turtle was broken. In the

last dream, I saw the indigenous people and those animals on the verge of

extinction regain their strength, regain their numbers and move out over the

back of the Turtle.

>

> I think this is the task at hand: to bring the pieces of our selves, our

families, our communities and our global family back together again. Hidden

within theses dreams, symbolized by the 13 plates of the turtle's shell, is the

idea that everyone was given a piece of the whole and that we must bring the

pieces back together to complete the picture of who we are as a human family,

and what our purpose here on the earth truly entails.

>

> Love

> ~Danielle

>

[Guest guest]

I do not understand you post, Douglas. Please be so kind to clarify.

Thank you.

 

Love:

Danielle

 

, Douglas Coughlin

<douglas_coughlin wrote:

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> What......

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> --- On Thu, 4/15/10, iamwaitingmoon <iamwaitingmoon wrote:

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> iamwaitingmoon <iamwaitingmoon

> Turtle Dreams

>

> Thursday, April 15, 2010, 12:10 PM

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> Dear All:

> I had a series turtle dreams. In the dream I was laying with arms and legs

outstretched.

>

[Guest guest]

Turtle is also a symbol for mother earth. As a collective species, we humans

have been treating the planet in which we live in horribly. Many people in truth

play their part in bringing balance and light for evolution. Such as the light

workers, healers, kundalini peoples, shamans, etc. The knowledge of earth

needing purification is nothing new. This probably will happen through natural

disasters(war perhaps). When things get chaotic it is up to the earth takers

with the appropriate knowledge to aid in the reconstruction of the planet. This

dream could represent destructive cycles in our planet and working in unity in

order to create something beautiful. Native Americans are some of the people who

follow the path of the earth and take care and honor her.