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Memo00
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Post Number: 69
Registered: 03-2004
| | Posted on Monday, September 06, 2004 - 08:07 pm: | 
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hi peter
i hope you are doing fine
to me the wolf in your dream represents a part of yourself which is pure and natural (wild/ like a child),
when you say: "i wont let them hurt you"
it means to me that you are not going to allow
this sick world to change what is true in yourself. . . |
Ritak
Member
Post Number: 56
Registered: 05-2000
| | Posted on Tuesday, September 07, 2004 - 07:04 am: |
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Hi Peter,
The wolf is a revered animal in Native American spirituality. You could do a search to get more meaning from various Native Spirituality sites. Essentially, we are all connected to everthing.
Could it be that you 'won't let them hurt' the wolf inside of you, the lone wolf who searches for spirituality? A Native American elder might say that you have a wolf spirit who walks with you. It's a beautiful, powerful dream. Thanks for sharing it.
Best regards,
Rita
Hi Hunter,
It sounds like you need a better dream interpretation book! Mary Summerrain's is a very good one. Check it out.
Happy Dreaming... |
Peter_brodowski
Member
Post Number: 60
Registered: 01-2004
| | Posted on Tuesday, September 07, 2004 - 05:09 pm: |
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thanks hunter, memo00 and ritak.
i can make a connection from my dream to one of each of all your interpetations. so i'll wait a night, usually i catch the things i miss the next day after some sleep.
on a slightly off topic but at the same time very much on topic... in the passed let's say 2000 years, what kind of army wore hand protection that was silver coloured and goldish coloured, designed in scales (like snake scales)?
i looked on the net and found no pictures only a sentence to describe the armor. i ask this because i had a dream and i feel this is the question to ask and the place to ask it.
thanks |
Hunter
Member
Post Number: 82
Registered: 03-2004
| | Posted on Wednesday, September 08, 2004 - 09:36 am: |
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Peter,
Didn't have much luck with this one. The only thing I could find was an early American novel called "The Knights of the Seven Lands" by J.H. Ingraham in which some of the knights wore silver-colored scale mail armor and gauntlets decorated with gold. Don't know if the story itself was based on actual knights or was purely fictional. |
Ritak
Member
Post Number: 57
Registered: 05-2000
| | Posted on Wednesday, September 08, 2004 - 12:15 pm: |
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Hi Peter,
It sounds like you would really fit in at the meeting next month! It is an excellent venue for discussing these sorts of things with like-minded people. It seems that the women will outnumber the men this year for the first time. Where are all the guys?
Best Regards,
Rita |
Peter_brodowski
Member
Post Number: 62
Registered: 01-2004
| | Posted on Thursday, September 09, 2004 - 12:24 pm: |
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meeting?
i assume you need to be a member for this meeting?
i'm not a member so i think that counts me out. plus i wont be doing any out of the country travelling this year, incase this meeting would be outside of canada. 2005 on the other hand is a positive year and so sure i would'nt mind attending, that is unless it requires membership.
i wonder why more women than men? |
Ritak
Member
Post Number: 59
Registered: 05-2000
| | Posted on Thursday, September 09, 2004 - 06:38 pm: |
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Hi Peter,
I am refering to the FIGU Passive Group member meeting in Florida in mid October. Yes, it is required, in order to demonstrate our intent, to become a member of the FIGU Passive Group before the meeting. Semjase refers to it in the contact notes as 'showing a sense of belonging'.
Salome,
Rita |
Peter_brodowski
Member
Post Number: 63
Registered: 01-2004
| | Posted on Sunday, September 12, 2004 - 03:41 pm: |
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hey ritak, i did some searching around some dream interpetation sites but most are so ridiculous that i cant even consider them. i looked up on that lady you suggested (mary summerrain)all i see is books for sale, so i cant really take her to heart. what i did find out on one site was some thing to the effect of "each person has two animal spirits, one on your left and one on your right. the wolf is of the right... and that's no suprise to me but i dont know why. in my dreams (including the ones with wolves) the concept of turning right, or things pointing right is always present. also, about a year ago or more, i had a dream of a person changing into a wolf beside me (i can go into detail if you like), i would like to know if you know anybody i can contact over the internet that has some wisdom about dreams, rather than perceptions.... i would appreciate it very much.
in my dreams i always catch the "neutral symbols" but this wolf thing is taking some time, have a nice day. |
Ritak
Member
Post Number: 60
Registered: 05-2000
| | Posted on Tuesday, September 14, 2004 - 12:15 pm: |
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Hi Peter,
It is a personal and private thing to learn the meaning of one's dreams. They are unopened letters from our subconscious. A good way to begin to learn to interpret them is to ask oneself, what three things in the dream stood out and what do they mean to you.
I don't know anybody like you ask about. It might be worth checking out the library system in your area for Mary Summerrain's book of dream symbols.
All the best,
Rita |
Peter_brodowski
Member
Post Number: 68
Registered: 01-2004
| | Posted on Sunday, November 21, 2004 - 12:56 pm: |
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hello,
i am just wondering if anybody has had dreams of a boy (approx. 13 years old)with blue eyes and gold/blonde hair, the hair is curly/wavey, for some reason the thought of "Julius Caesar" comes to my mind. my brother has also had a dream of this boy. has anybody here seen this boy too?
thanks |
Janimetso
New member
Post Number: 2
Registered: 11-2003
| | Posted on Tuesday, November 23, 2004 - 08:45 am: |
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Hi all,
I saw a dream about 7 years ago - a time when I first heard of Billy.
In it I was walking in some weird place, where everything seemed to be somehow "plastic" like, artificial. Even the grass. There were also quite small buildings, and they looked as if they were made of glass or something similar. I remember one "house", and it looked like some kind of cottage, except it had no doors or windows. It had only some kind of plaque on its wall and it had a symbol on it - one vertical line and two slanted, horizontal lines across it.
I have often wondered what it could mean, if anything.
Then, today I got my copy of the book "and still they fly", and on the page 360 there is a pic of the book "Talmud Jmmanuel", where you can see this same kind of symbol.
If I remember correctly, this symbol is on the certain parchment Billy found.
I wonder what language it is. I have seen symbols resembling the one in my dream elsewhere, but the symbol has been always a mirror image of the one I saw. But in that parchment the symbol is identical.
Does anyone know about this symbol?
Thanks,
Jani
Jani Metso
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Jay
Member
Post Number: 355
Registered: 01-2002
| | Posted on Tuesday, November 23, 2004 - 08:36 pm: |
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Hi Jani,
Sounds to me like this dreams or dream of yours stems from a partial reality which may have existed in some distant past stored in your Spirit-form and brought out from Akashic in a possible tapping of your subconcious. The dreams you are having may be bringing out ancient information from your past lives possibly, cant be too sure but it runs along those lines.
Saalome and BE WELL to ALL 
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Jay_q
Member
Post Number: 23
Registered: 01-2005
| | Posted on Sunday, February 27, 2005 - 06:25 pm: |
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i had one about my old cat that died, it means nothing im just strying to raise my post count, its so low that it sickens me
Hello Jay_q
Lets be a little serious ok. The idea behind this forum is to share our joint knowledge so that everyone can benefit, it is not any sort of contest.
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Hunter
Member
Post Number: 141
Registered: 03-2004
| | Posted on Sunday, February 27, 2005 - 08:14 pm: |
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* i had one about my old cat that died, it means nothing im just strying to raise my post count, its so low that it sickens me
Jay, thanks for the unexpected laugh. A little humor in here never hurts. |
Junior
Member
Post Number: 7
Registered: 12-2004
| | Posted on Monday, April 04, 2005 - 02:38 am: |
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Hello every one
I wish to share with you my thoughts on dreams. I came across the information once that dreams come in two forms in colour or black and white. There is supposed to be a difference although I am not sure what it is. I still haven’t managed to remember what colours my dreams were in. Noticed with a few other people they seem to have the same sense that they cannot recall a dream being black and white or a coloured one.
Seems to me that dreams don’t necessarily reflect only future visions but rather different aspects of life. About three years ago while still in college before going to university I had this dream. My dream in a short form… It started that I was in Switzerland, although was a bit confusing as some parts of the dream is in reality located in Saudi Arabia but any ways I knew I had to go back to England ASAP to start my exams, a few obstacles were on the way to the airport supposedly in Switzerland. When on arrival I noticed that I mistakenly reached the train station in Switzerland (SBB) disappointed and in stress and pressure to reach England on time for the exam, I remember asking how to get to the airport. But I don’t recall arriving the airport in the end.
After a week maybe I found out that one of my friends with Persian origin, that his mother was able to interpret dreams, skeptical I thought to see what she says about my dream. She mentioned that I was having a dream or goal in life which I will not be completed and notice an alternative root. At the time it didn’t make sense, within less than two years from then I stopped university which was the main thing I was forced to follow by various norms, which when I questioned my self about my personal goals or wishes and found it has nothing to do with where I was standing or looking. But realized only much later that the dream might have a link with the facts, as interpreted.
And so since then I look at dreams in a slightly different way than I did in the past
Peace to all, and one Love
Junior
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Phil638
Member
Post Number: 42
Registered: 07-2004
| | Posted on Monday, July 25, 2005 - 12:38 am: |
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I always awaken during the worst parts of my bad dreams and I always awaken during the best parts of my good dreams. Anyone know what might be one of the reasons why this might be happening? |
Cpl
Member
Post Number: 115
Registered: 08-2004
| | Posted on Monday, July 25, 2005 - 09:28 pm: |
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It's an intersesting question, Phil, and I suspect there are a variety of answers -- there are dreams of so many different genres. In my case it often occurs, perhaps intentionally, to enable me to remember the dream and take its message or lesson to heart and mind. This is especially so with premonition dreams lately. Waking up allows me to think, feel and intuit on the dream and all it contained so I can decode its meaning and message, at least basically. Invariably there are one or more messages for me, and occasionally others. When doing this, the next day I always feel much better, as though I have had a couple of extra hours sleep. Perhaps like any resolved communication allows us to feel relaxed and better, as opposed to unresolved comunications hanging in the air which can make us feel tired. Maybe you could look at and analyse the dream yourself upon waking to catch its symbology and meaning. The language of the subconscious is different from that of the conscious so it takes attention, time, and study to come to appreciate and understand it. But sometimes things are quite easy to understand, especially in a nightmare or good dream: a danger to be avoided or prepared for, a love or gratitude to recognize or express to someone with thankful words etc. Also when the dream reaches a deeply emotional level ("the worst parts of my bad dreams" and "the best parts of my good dreams") that emotion relates more to the waking consciousness which is more subjected to strong emotion and this is likely to cause one to waken IMO. The area of dreams and its semiotic imagery is a truly immense one, and complete answers are difficult to give in brief. In addition, this is an area still in its infancy in the early 21st century. The imagery, meaning, and decoding of imagery and meaning is part of the area of my current Ph.D studies although I'm not majoring in dreams or psychology as such. It is, however, an affiliated area of study, involvement and research. |
Markc
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Post Number: 213
Registered: 06-2000
| | Posted on Thursday, July 28, 2005 - 12:39 am: |
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Hi Phil and Cpl ;
I forgot where I heard this , but I've kept it in mind for years , that when you remember your dreams , you really know yourself .
Corroborating this idea, are remarks from some friends and others whom I've spoken with about this subject , and it seems that those who seem to be somewhat shallow thinkers, don't remember dreams at all , or are disinterested and dismiss them as mental jibberish . Of course , the need to wake up abruptly and travel to work supercede motivation to analyse dreams .
Mark
Mark Campbell
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Cpl
Member
Post Number: 119
Registered: 08-2004
| | Posted on Thursday, July 28, 2005 - 06:17 pm: |
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Hi Markc, "Of course, the need to wake up abruptly and travel to work supercede motivation to analyse dreams." Personally, my thinking like that prevented me from really benefiting from my dreams for some years. When I stopped thinking that, my dreams became a real treasure trove and enabled me to go to work much more awake even with 30 mins. or more, less sleep. One wakes up abruptly to travel to work naturally (or with an alarm clock), so there's no fear of not waking up for work. It used to be the belief that I'd be shattered from the lessened hours of sleep that concerned me, but actually analyzing and solving the dream puzzles gave me the equivalent of many hours extra sleep. In short, the reverse of what I had feared was actually so. The waking and analyzing I do is at night. One still wakes up in time for work. It is better to get to bed earlier, though; and I've noticed that most of my special dreams now occur when I don't need to get up early the next day -- Friday night and Saturday morning, for example. |
Edward
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Post Number: 515
Registered: 05-2002
| | Posted on Saturday, July 30, 2005 - 05:34 am: |
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Hi Phil..
From my own experiences, an Unfinished Dream just does not have much Value
to me. It be a Positive or Negative dream. Sometimes the Sub-Conscious
(ness) has overflowing "Debris" it has to process in order to Clear it's
"Mechanism"....so to speak...is my opinion. And thus, through this
Unfinished Dream processing, it does so.
Someone once told me that I should not worry about Unfinished dreams. In
most cases, it has NO Value what so ever. If it were Worth-wild, it would
not all of a sudden, stop it's processing.
If a dream is Worth-Wild...it will just process itself up till the end.
Than, One can try and Interpret it to One's OWN Translation. Every person
has...in most cases, their own Symbolic translations. Symbolic-wize:
Symbols can have different meanings for every person. So, it is best for
you to write down your "Remembered" dreams on a notepad and Analyze them
once a week, or when time permits you. By doing so, you will surely find a
"Pattern" in them which will suit your Interpretation needs, and its/their
Meanings.
Pleasant Dreaming...
Edward. |
Ascension
Member
Post Number: 18
Registered: 11-2004
| | Posted on Tuesday, August 02, 2005 - 12:38 am: |
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hello
I was just wondering what people know about lucid dreams or their expieriences with them. I have had a few of them but what is strange is that I remember im in a dream, but actually convince myself that I am in fact not asleep at all! Please tell me your thoughts on my predicament. |
Memo00
Member
Post Number: 162
Registered: 03-2004
| | Posted on Tuesday, August 02, 2005 - 10:11 am: |
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hi
as you begin to learn more and more about yourself, you become aware of many things, by continuosly and passively observing yourself day and night things like that will become more common,
just observe quietly day and night, DO NOT judge, just try to be aware of all, even the smallest detail of everyday life (also pay attention to the moments when you fall asleep and when you wake up, be conscious of them), ALL that you do, do it consciously, and with time many interesting things will happen . . .
the real you never sleeps and never dies . . .
one thing is to say or think about it and other thing is
to experience it . . .
take care |
Phil638
Member
Post Number: 51
Registered: 07-2004
| | Posted on Tuesday, August 02, 2005 - 09:42 pm: |
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hi all and thx for the good feedback I got back on that question i asked as its all very interesting and relevant to me somehow too.
I would just like to ask for some feedback to one more question that I have regarding a dream that I always have more then any other dream. I always have this dream (which could be about anything) and in the dream my body starts rising/floating up in the air and I'm trying desperately to bring it back down. In these dreams I never fall hard back to earth and sometimes I like the dream and sometimes I don't.
I don't think the dream is the start of an astral travel dream because its a different experience. In my astral travel dreams I always get that falling helplessly feeling followed by that shock waking up feeling of when the spirit clicks backs into the body. I only ever experienced that during my childhood days and I also had never been able to get past that point too to where I'm astral travelling to like where other ppl say that they can. (i would love to be able to astral travel)
For this reason I don't believe this floating dream that I'm always having is about astral travelling, but I'm not really sure.
many thx phil |
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