Or are we visiting the Spirit World?
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Often people pass over and do not realize it for weeks; they think they are dreaming.
Barbara Starr,
SV wrote:
So are we alive and just dreaming when we dream lucid dreams?
Or are we visiting the Spirit World?
SpiritVoices wrote:Maybe I'm using the incorrect title for the kind of 'dreams' I dream.
I call them dreams because it is the only way I can describe them.
I was corrected by a friend of mine recently who said I wasn't dreaming. You are having an 'out of body' experience. Because they are not dreams as such. I am 'seeing' those friends and relatives who have passed to spirit.
If I was dreaming,I would see those people as they were before they died. Looking ill and older,as I knew them.
These people I see are young,healthy and the way they wave to me is saying 'look,I'm not ill anymore'.
It is a different experience from sleeping....
For example,a different sort of experience....
Reading my book one afternoon,I fell asleep or was dozing. Not sound asleep but relaxed. I heard a distinct male voice saying 'It is 3pm'. I was the only one in my home.
Opened my eyes and looked at the clock. It was exactly 3pm! Looked around and there no one else in my home... Two questions....Why the time of 3pm? Meant nothing to me....the voice was unfamiliar to me....
So who was contacting me.......I was not dreaming then.....
So many questions in my head.....
So we are between the two....not here and not there in other words between the physical and spirit. On the edge! I've often described the room I find myself in. An ordinary room...with tea set out. One large table with us one side and spirit beings on the other...Thank you so much,Northman.....You've solved the puzzle.norseman wrote:You really need Squatchit from SF on this one !
But this is taken from one of my posts
. "However, there is a particular “hedge” and portal which most people have crossed involuntarily without knowing or even trying, and that is the passage from consciousness to the dream state. With suitable talents, this passage can be prolonged and we call this Lucid Dreaming."
Norseman 2010 "Striding the Hedge".
So it is a half-way house between consciousness and dream state or being held between the mundane realm and the spirit realm.
You really need Squatchit from SF on this one !norseman wrote:You really need Squatchit from SF on this one !
But this is taken from one of my posts
. "However, there is a particular “hedge” and portal which most people have crossed involuntarily without knowing or even trying, and that is the passage from consciousness to the dream state. With suitable talents, this passage can be prolonged and we call this Lucid Dreaming."
Norseman 2010 "Striding the Hedge".
So it is a half-way house between consciousness and dream state or being held between the mundane realm and the spirit realm.
Hi Joan, yeah i came back to see what was up. Been away form the forums for awhile.SpiritVoices wrote:Good to see you back,Somnium.....
I never really understood dreams until I found a link on them,many moons ago.
So many different varieties of dreams.
All I know is dreaming about one large room with folks in it who I knew in life.
Relatives,friends etc are shown to me in this room....A basic account here.
The difference is,they have all passed to spirit. They acknowledge me and that I am there to say my goodbyes. The picture of the room never changes to me.
Same room,different spirits.....
What would you call that type of dream?
Good,Norseman....have saved that link for later...have to go out now...norseman wrote:More stuff in here
http://www.spiritualinspiration.org/t7626-striding-the-hedge-portals-and-stuff
Thank you Joan, it is nice to see you as well.SpiritVoices wrote:Good interpretation,Somnium.
Except for one dream which puzzled me. This dream has a different aspect to it. A stranger to myself but known by my husband in his lifetime,appeared in one of the dreams.
Once again,we were both in the same room. I will put this briefly.
A young soldier appeared in army uniform. Dirty and battle scarred.
Looking about in his 20's. My husband is always with me in these dreams,recognised the man as one of his army comrades.
Both in war together when they were young....I emphasise the 'young'.
The point I find different in this dream is that I didn't know this soldier. So I had no memories of him to bring him into my dream.
That soldier had died a short while ago at the age of 80 years.
My husband didn't dream this dream,I did. My husband is in spirit himself....
Now explain that.....
Again,good to see you....
Joan
Do you think the possibility that you put the energy out there, of missing them.. and then they being aware of it and actually coming to visit you because of it?SpiritVoices wrote:You could be right,mayflow. Someone said to me recently....'Was I still mourning these relatives and friends?' I said 'yes' because my relatives were my family and the friends were very close friends. Would you agree that fact could bring these dreams through to me? Missing them so much?
I never had a dream like this about my husband after his passing but then again,I had a different experience about him. Actually hearing his voice two weeks after he died....very clear and very strong.....
Your Reality Girl.....she sounds like a wise lady....
It seems to me at almost any post that you have made about these happenings... I come to the idea that you are seeing these people who have made it to the other world as to prepare you for when your time is to arrive. They will be your welcoming committee per say.SpiritVoices wrote:Good interpretation,Somnium.
Except for one dream which puzzled me. This dream has a different aspect to it. A stranger to myself but known by my husband in his lifetime,appeared in one of the dreams.
Once again,we were both in the same room. I will put this briefly.
A young soldier appeared in army uniform. Dirty and battle scarred.
Looking about in his 20's. My husband is always with me in these dreams,recognised the man as one of his army comrades.
Both in war together when they were young....I emphasise the 'young'.
The point I find different in this dream is that I didn't know this soldier. So I had no memories of him to bring him into my dream.
That soldier had died a short while ago at the age of 80 years.
My husband didn't dream this dream,I did. My husband is in spirit himself....
Now explain that.....
Again,good to see you....
Joan