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Hey I have had some really weird dreams over the last 6 months or so. Anyone else had any?

sure.
Everyone dreams,some even re-occur as if trying to tell us something important.
Got to be something useful in dreams even if it is just to increase ones self esteeme.

hmmm don't know about the self esteem bit

Self esteem arises from attaining success in dreams.
Mostly ppl are lead into dreaming conciousness without their consent,they feel a victem of their dreams not knowing 'what is comming next'.
When one desires to take charge of their Life,they can approach their dream-world as a means to
GAIN-POWER. Self esteem is the first token of power that comes into the Dreamer,when they first become aware that they can increase self-awareness by dreaming in a slightly different manner.

hmm i have dreams that i remember every night but im not too sure if they help my self esteem,
but i guess it could be possible.
Like happening with out me noticing.

Hmmmm GM I have to think about this one. I look to my dreams, I learn from my dreams, but does it increase my self esteem, got to think about that one???. I love the way your veiws make me reassess, make me think. You extend my mind, sooo thankyou.

how is everyone here today? My dreams have been non existant, cause i haven't been sleeping to well lately, but will come right i am sure

I bet if you found 'your hands' in one of your dreams and remembered that you were the 'dreamer' and stayed at dreaming,you would set about doing the things you want to do in real life;design or develope new ideas,build stuff,create Art,write poetry etc.
This department of the mind (dreaming realm) is so quick in intuitiveness,
one can achieve things thought impossible,solve the daytimes insurmountable problems in a flash.
This has been found to increase ones self esteem considerably,
by those (including me) who know.

peterpam wrote:Hmmmm GM I have to think about this one. I look to my dreams, I learn from my dreams, but does it increase my self esteem, got to think about that one???. I love the way your veiws make me reassess, make me think. You extend my mind, sooo thankyou.

.....a good dreamless unconcious period of sleep is a Godsend
when we have been continually thinking without solving our situation,
or making the GAP wider,between thoughts.
G A P S can be made to be bigger.
Learn to meditate.

Mind works best when it is worked from outside.

mylife wrote:how is everyone here today? My dreams have been non existant, cause i haven't been sleeping to well lately, but will come right i am sure

well i had a really weird dream last night! It was a bit embarressing I must say!

mylife wrote:well i had a really weird dream last night! It was a bit embarressing I must say!

Thats good mLife!
Open honesty is a beautiful thing.
Embarrassment allows us to See.
we are Not Being Ourtrueselves.

This energy flush arises from the self
witnessed by the ego.
The finite joins the Infinite
when one becomes self-realized.

I haven't been dreaming lately...just having nightmares...and I hate it

I can't say that I have been dreaming much lately...I haven't even been having nightmares!

Brite.
thank you for your honesty here.
Without honesty, we are truelly LOST!

Nightmares are indications from the Soul,
that we are not-making the ground we should be making in Real Life!
Life is a series of challenges designed to FORCE a person
to make use of their Soul
as a resourse.
Have you never wanted to know where those flashes of life arise from when youre onto a good thing?
In the tightest of situations, solutions to Lifes Problems burst-in upon us at the last minute,
fortunately.

Always stay open to the Fact
YOUR SOUL WANTS TO HELP YOU!

britelite wrote: I haven't been dreaming lately...just having nightmares...and I hate it

mylife wrote:I can't say that I have been dreaming much lately...I haven't even been having nightmares!

JUST WHO do you think youre fooling?
Read your second to last post, Mlife!

Have you gone and developed premature dementia?lololol