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Weightlessness when dreaming
Jun 7th, 2007 at 10:19pm
 
I just remembered that I had an awesome dream last weekend.  I asleep on my couch next to my son, and I had an extremely vivid dream.  I'm not sure if it was the Big Man or if it was my Guide.  Too hard to tell so I wanted to see what you all think.

In the dream I was standing outside and I think I was on a beautiful beach.  If not a beach, it was the shore of a beautiful, dazzling lake.  I was alone and I was holding a stack of sheet music.  I got the feeling that the music I was holding was very sacred and holy so I was trying to make sure I didn't drop it in the water or do anything to damage it.  I was also aware that instructions were upon me at any minute.

So I stood there for a minute or two and finally a voice told me to go and get a specific sheet of music, that I did not have the correct one yet, so I went and got the sheet of music that the voice asked me to.  I don't know how I knew it was the correct one and I don't remember where I found it.  I only remember walking back to my place with it and waiting for my next instruction.

Then, out of no where, incredibly powerful arms scooped me off my feet.   I was totally weightless and I felt all the tension and stress leave my body and I passed out.  I didn't hear the voice again but there was overwhelming sense love and acceptance flowing into me and also the feeling of someone being very proud of what I accomplished.  I never saw the arms but I was outside of my body for a split second and I saw myself levitate upwards.  

This is the strange part:  When the arms scooped me up with lightening speed I felt my real body curl up in response.  I knew I was asleep on the couch but I didn't wake up, I just fell right back to sleep.  I do remember thinking - Whoa!  That was cool!

Any thoughts would be awesome.  I've never had a dream like that before.  Was I lucid?  What happened?  
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Reply #1 - Jun 8th, 2007 at 11:16am
 
Hi Kate,

I just want to say Hurrah! for you and your continuing development!  It's very rewarding to know that you are progressing spiritually so well.

Originally the term 'lucid' meant that you interact with your own will during the dream.
For example, when you were choosing the music, did you think  then  about which sheet it was? or are you now describing what you saw and now think ? If you made choices during the dream/vsion it was lucid for sure.

Your vision/dream's content and the continuity between it and your physical posture say much about how spiritual aspects are really a flow of our true selves.  Sometimes in discussing our development,  the words make every aspect seem separate, but they are all just a gradual unveiling of who we really are.

Congratulations!

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Reply #2 - Jun 8th, 2007 at 11:57am
 
Bets,

Thanks for your thoughts on this dream.  I've never been affected physically before like I was during this one and that's why it stands out in my mind so much.  There's no way I'll ever forget it because it literally felt like someone picked me up with no effort and moved upward with me so fast that I can't put it into words.  It was just like when you ride a rollercoaster and on the big drop you feel weightless.  So neat.

As far as me going to get the music I was told to find, at the time I did know where it was because I went and got it and then came back and waiting for the next command.  I guess that's the only way I can say it because I don't remember where I found the music.  That part of the dream is totally lost so I guess there's a reason I don't remember it?  It felt like any ordinary dream though so I'm thinking I probably wasn't lucid.  That's okay though!  The feeling of being lifted off my feet was just incredible.  After all, I physically curled up in response and then fell right back to sleep.

It's pretty strange that I remember everything about the dream except for the place I found the sheet music.   Huh
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Reply #3 - Jun 14th, 2007 at 1:56am
 
I feel you've gained the attention of non/physical guides through your dad presence there, they work on your ability to hear a message, such as the sheet music finding.
the sensations are fabulous, the feelings of being lifted are great. you should feel good about yourself Smiley 
once I lifted up in a dream and the sensation was quite fast and a thrill ride so to speak, due to an intention. then I saw a glimpse of my future. must have been focus 21? have to check on that.

it gets pretty intense sometimes doesn't it? the feelings and sensations can act to bring you more lucid, lucid to mean clarity of mental area, of being "there." you did make a decision to find the sheet music, so that qualifies as a lucid dream with spinning of chakras, emotional, involved. when we dream our minds are out of C1, so it qualifies as an "out of body" experience. imho.  its ok to have fun with it too. love, alysia
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Reply #4 - Jun 14th, 2007 at 11:30am
 
That is so exciting, Alysia.  Shocked

I've been trying to contact my Guide for several months now and maybe this was his way of letting me know he is hearing me.  I can totally believe my Dad was helping out because he knows my love of music goes back to when I was just a baby.  Before I was even a year old I used to hum along to "Old McDonald Had A Farm" when my Grandma would rock me to sleep.  My Dad also had a love of music because he used to tap dance when he was younger and he also had a beautiful voice.  I suppose with all the stress I've been going through with the ILs this was an uplifting way for them to comfort me.  It worked.  Grin

If I was lucid then I'm excited all over again.  That dream was unlike any other I've ever had in my entire life.  I'm quite proud of myself.  Grin  

So you had a glimpse of your future? Wow.  That's incredible.  Has what you saw happened yet?
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Reply #5 - Jun 14th, 2007 at 11:27pm
 
Kate quote:  SmileyIf I was lucid then I'm excited all over again.  That dream was unlike any other I've ever had in my entire life.  I'm quite proud of myself.  Grin   

So you had a glimpse of your future? Wow.  That's incredible.  Has what you saw happened yet?
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u should always be proud of yourself, I thing thats what your dad would say, and I believe he would be right! dreams can mark the future, or point out something we know, but forgot we knew. sometimes its not important they were lucid, they still most often hold a message. about once or twice in a 3 month period I'll dream and it will happen. some call it dreaming true, some call it precognition, some of the dreams show me where I should be working on my character or belief system to improve.
you might even get yourself a dream regarding the problem you have with your family on your husbands side. it can make everything all right!
for instance, I was having trouble with a neighbor and I went obe (or lucid dream) and met his guide with him and we three talked about things. next day we solved our problems! hey....keep up the good work! love, alysia
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