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Post by Frater G on Sept 27, 2012 21:21:32 GMT -5
Maybe three years ago I had a very lucid dream. I dreamt that I was walking in a wooded area, a park perhaps and someone whom I knew, in the dream mind you, came up from behind and stabbed me in the back with a knife. I fell to the ground and felt the life force drain out of me. I awoke startled at the lucidity of the dream. A strange calmness came over me in the dream and stayed with me when I awoke.
I do not fear death because it is a transition. We all came from death and so it's like going home from a temporary visit. I had glimpsed the other side in a state of consciousness once which I had written about in a previous post. I do however feel nervous about the people I may leave behind...my Children and Beloved, if it comes to pass. I was also spared from death by hands from beyond which I also wrote about which makes me believe that I have some sort of mission or purpose to fulfill. I don't know what that is at this point or perhaps I have fulfilled it in some way. My Children perhaps...I don't know.
I feel now a sense of duty. Just trying to figure out this puzzle of the life experience. Can anyone here relate?
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Post by morningstar on Nov 16, 2012 18:03:21 GMT -5
I have had similar dreams. One stands out. In dying I became liberated...at peace from what that life held...shedding the body like a well worn coat for which I no longer had a use. Yet the light within remained. Life is a chance to effect change within our own selves and by doing so we DO effect change on the whole of which we are eternally connected. The butterfly effect comes to mind. Each thought, each action - though we think it insignificant - is in fact effecting the greater whole. We are not as separate as we at times feel. Each soul plays a part - reflects back - each of us has a responsibility to play out. Can one person change the World? Of course...how else has it ever changed? One begets two, begets three....and on it goes. Be the change...don't discourage...it is always happening, evolving. One small ripple in the water effects the whole pond.
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