No matter how strange they seem, no matter what you see or hear or feel, a dream is only the reflection of your own inner mind. For those who go soul spelunking a dream is where your subconscious will come to threaten, to plead, to negotiate. To walk of your own will through a dream is to challenge those parts of yourself that rare to never see the light of day. It is to say to your deepest self "here I am. Now just what is it you want to say to me?" When some element of a dream speaks in return it is wise to listen, and meditate on what was said. After all, you were talking to yourself in the one place you know you simply cannot tell a lie.
I had closed myself off to the dreamscape, necessary at the time. However, the Universe has deemed it to be time to reawaken and now my dreams are much odder than they had already been. My sanity is lucid and fluid at the best of times but once I am in my dreamscape, there is no telling sanity from insanity, there is just clear colors and decisive conversations that I am still not always able to recollect when I wake, tho I am trying. Light work is getting harder to do. May be time to get help instead of continuing on alone.
ReplyDeleteThe inner landscape is indeed the strangest of them all.
DeleteThis link will lead you to a lady, a teacher, who has a genuine talent and gift at sparking insight. She teaches predominantly out of the native american traditions, although she is versed in a great many of the world's symbologies that quite often find their way into the dreamscape. I trust this woman. There are others who work with her in other domains, but at this point in time Neshi does a show on Sunday's at 3pm eastern dedicated to understanding the inner world of the dreamscape. No fear, Nat... and good hunting :-)
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