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A lot of synchronicity in both of your dreams. Which makes total sense.



   
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@coyote  Thank you for sharing your beautiful dream.  As I read it, before I got to the end and your reference to my own visions, I was seeing that cliff vision of so many years back. 

The cliff vision: I had just begun giving readings in 1986 and spirit showed me the light workers -- who spirit said were the people who'd be coming to me for readings (and now I see they are also the people who show up in this community as well and for classes).  I saw these light workers, pulling frantic people out of the coastal waters. Water is a symbol of emotion and when people are flailing in water in visions, it symbolizes that they are succumbing to fear.  

Next spirit showed me people who were dressed in yuppie business attire and carrying backpacks and briefcases filing upstate from NYC like refugees.  

The dream ended in my seeing the cliff that everyone would have to scale and I knew that I too had to scale that cliff. On the top side of the cliff was a plateau where we all would live -- higher ground and a higher consciousness. Seas are going to eventually rise 230 feet, so the cliff is both literal and figurative.  

@coyote, you've been scaling that cliff for many years and your amazing beautiful dream, confirms it. You are already, in spirit, in great physical shape.  Your body comes next.  It will begin to transform with your spiritual transformation.   I don't have to tell you to keep climbing, because you are such a warrior, nothing stops you.  You have already helped all of us evolve. 

And evolving is why we came here, to help humanity evolve because as our own human consciousness rises, so does the collective.  

 



   
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@coyote

This is really strange, but I had almost the exact same dream last night. 

I was wearing a business suit and was at a water park at a beach-side resort.  All of a sudden, as I was going down a water slide, a huge surge of water appeared from behind and pushed all of us on the slide faster and faster to the point of almost being washed overboard.  When I reached the bottom and was coming out of the pool, I heard people screaming and turned to see a giant (~100ft high) tidal wave, in the bay, coming directly for us.  Disconcertingly, there were already many swimmers caught up in the wave.  I immediately turned and ran to the nearby hotel.  There was a bunch of people behind me, but I was the first to reach the door and the central stairwell of the building. I knew that if we could get to the stairwell and climb fast enough we could escape the water. After having frantically climbed and reached a spot where we felt the danger had subsided, there was a discussion about how high we needed to go to stay safe. I said that the fourth floor is high enough, and that's when I woke up.

This morning, right before my daily meditation, I asked for more insight and guidance on the meaning of the dream. This is what came to me:

The tidal wave is a huge burst of spiritual energy that is surging through our reality right now.  It is a cleansing energy meant to "wash" away the lower vibrations that have defined this existence up until now.  The building represents our bodies, both physical and spiritual, with each floor being a chakra. The first three floors are the lower chakras which are associated with the earth.  The fourth floor is the heart chakra, which is associated with love.  Essentially, the key to "surviving" this tidal wave is to stay in the heart and focus on Love.

 

 



   
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Yes, your dream is very much in the same vein, and I'm so glad you shared it. I especially resonated with your description of what it was like getting down and levering that board, successfully pushing yourself beyond your perceived capacities. I feel like the act of rising up to the challenges of these times, without any guarantee of successs, is what will make us more complete, physically and spiritually. This sequence is important, because in our contemporary cultural imagining, we tend to think that saviors - heroes - are individuals who come into the world with innate, fully-formed superhuman powers. No. A hero is born when someone enters the "battlefield" with all of their self-doubts and traumas. That person then uses that baggage as a weapon in its own right; all scars are rich in wisdom and insight. 

@frank

The synchronicities in our dreams are strange, bit not too surprising considering the fact that all of us here in this community are on the same wavelength. I'm also really glad that you shared your dream and the spirit guidance you received. We (all of us on this thread) are connecting the psychic dots of the import of these especially chaotic days.

Posted by: @jeanne-mayell

You are already, in spirit, in great physical shape.  Your body comes next.  It will begin to transform with your spiritual transformation.

Even though I keep on receiving intuitive messages from my guides of this sort, I'm fearful of being disappointed, of reality once again not living up to my hopes. So I'm grateful when other people tell me the same thing as my guides. It's an affirmation that it's not just all in my head.



   
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This sequence is important, because in our contemporary cultural imagining, we tend to think that saviors - heroes - are individuals who come into the world with innate, fully-formed superhuman powers. No. A hero is born when someone enters the "battlefield" with all of their self-doubts and traumas. That person then uses that baggage as a weapon in its own right; all scars are rich in wisdom and insight. 

Yes. So beautiful, thank you. Self-doubts and traumas--check! But I agree, these things are the blessings that prompt us to seek a higher level of wholeness. (Dagnabbit. ?) 

I am grateful to have been "caught" by you and others as I flung myself into the forum once again: caught, heard, validated. So thanks, everyone here, who have helped me to take my own personal baby steps.

Since I am struggling for words that are not trite, I tried drawing a tarot card (not my forte, just learning) to try to say it another way. Valor, 7 of Wands:

The wand in the center is being charged for growth by the grid--crystal grid--being formed by the posterior wands. The wand in the center is the natural self, humble and without adornment, but capable of life, of flowering, of rooting, of growth. The posterior wands are spiritual support, holding a field of energy, love, and possibility that charges the living wand in the center with spiritual power. The living wand transmutes this activating energy into form/manifestation. What is shown is pure potential in the present moment, but the sense is that the potential is for growth and fruition and the process has already begun within the cells of the wand. What looks like a stick of wood is a really a green wand, possessing rejuvenation, animation. The greening has begun although it is too soon to see it on the outside. The sap is beginning to rise and flow, and this tree will grow!

(This actually reminds me of when I lived in Africa as a child and the gardener made a fence out of sticks woven together. In just a few days all the sticks sprouted at the top!)

I think this reading is for all of us. May it be of use.

 

 



   
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I had a short dream that I remember last night/this morning.

I had a line of six apples and 1 oversized pomengranite. The apples were red and a little shiny, looked healthy. The Pom looked healthy on the outside but had layers of black seeds inside. My boyfriend took a look and said "That is yucky fruit." I agreed. Said, "That IS yucky fruit."

It's going to be a challenging week. The Pomegranite is the virus  "blooming/exploding " with so many seeds of infection. 

I am feeling we have about 6 more days of incubation/non infection.



   
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Hey @ghandigirl.  I'm getting a different interpretation for this...  whenever I see seven of anything in a dream or vision I automatically think seven chakras, and, the fact that these are round objects only re-enforces that feeling.  I'm thinking the reason they were all red is to emphasize that the message is about your base chakra.  Apples and pomegranates are both associated with the Tree of Knowledge and the introduction of all the "earthly" knowledge bestowed upon Adam and Eve, again, in my opinion, a reference to the base chakra.  I think the "yucky fruit" is telling you to work on clearing and energizing your base chakra in order to stay grounded.

 



   
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Can someone please help me decipher a very powerful dream I had last week? The primary issue I want to figure out is what it means when a childless male, especially one who is not in a relationship (which describes me), dreams of the birth of one of his children.

In my dream, I was seated in a chair in a house with yellow walls, and I was nervous. A female individual who I knew to be my wife/partner was giving birth in the room next to the one I was sitting in. Then, an older woman (midwife?) - I didn't see her face - put a swaddled baby girl in my lap, and I knew immediately that I was holding my daughter. I looked into her just-opened eyes, and in that moment, I experienced, as Bayo Akomolafe describes it, the world-obliterating explosiveness of becoming a father. "Oh my god" was all I could say, and tears were streaming down my face. I knew that everything was now different, and that I was holding in my arms a whole new universe. The older woman/midwife gently lifted my daughter out of my arms, and I was reluctant to let her go.

The dream shifted, and next I saw myself pedaling a rickety bike from a disembodied perspective. I was traveling along a path through a barren, windy landscape that I sensed was in the Russian tundra, not far from the Arctic Ocean. Between my clothing, grooming, and the design of my bike, I resembled a 19th century Russian peasant. At the front of the bike was a large basket in which was stowed my infant daughter, although I could only see a bundle of blankets. The going was hard. I was pedaling against a strong wind, and I looked weary, downtrodden. I understood that I was traveling to a pier on the Arctic shoreline where a boat was waiting. For some cruel, inexplicable reason, I was being forced to leave my daughter on that boat in the hands of strangers, and they would set sail without me; I was abandoning my child to the Arctic wastes. But then I stopped on my tracks and realized, "wait a second, I don't have to be doing this." I turned around on the path and started pedaling furiously in the opposite direction. I had to get away from this awful fate for my child's sake. With the wind now at my back, I rocketed off. I was fearful of being caught and being forced to turn back towards the boat, yet I was also exhilarated that I was exercising my agency in what had at first appeared to be an inalterable situation. The dream ended there.

I have my own thoughts about this dream, but I'd like to hear other impressions. Like I said, I am not in a relationship and am not actively thinking of having kids. I'm 24 years old (turning 25 within the month) and I feel like I'm at least 15 years off from being a father.

 



   
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@coyote

Coyote and all light working friends,

I enjoy dream analysis so here are my thoughts after reading your dream and looking at online dream analysis information.

The yellow house- the color yellow jumped out at me. Yellow is an important spiritual color, it can indicate happiness and satisfaction in your future.  A house usually is ones own self. Meaning your future looks bright or maybe it’s ours as a collective that the future holds light.

Having a baby in a dream can be a metaphor for starting new in life or maybe it is all of us and our  ‘new beginning’. The girl baby maybe is the feminine energy coming to the forefront of the world.

The dream shifting to the old bike with baby in basket and old clothing. I found this saying by Albert Einstein “Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving”.  Balance seems to be a bicycles meaning. With the baby in the basket you needed to get her to safety and get her on a boat to get away. Having great anxiety getting to the boat and then having to leave her without you pushes you to turn around. I feel you going with the wind is the right decision hence easier riding. Getting away with the baby girl is a good sign you want the ‘female energy’ with you and keep baby safe.

So maybe the dream meaning for all us is we all must keep moving forward, toward the light, after all we are the light workers :-).  It is very stressful and anxiety producing but if we go with the flow it will be easier and we will get where we need to be.

 



   
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@frank

Wow! Very interesting!

 

 



   
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