Three feminine and two masculine souls studied and
discussed dreams. Before the meeting, a discussion on visual perceptions in
electronics media occurred. It's
interesting how 70 percentage of girls saw the image of a tennis shoe in pink
& white colors while 30% , mostly males, saw the same
picture as gray and aqua or turquoise colors. There was conversation on effects
of vegan and vegetarian diets upon the body's
performance, and health versus meat eating, extent of animals consciousness, and
intuition. Conversation concluded with would an extremely hungry vegan without
any vegetables available eat meat?
After meditation and healing prayers, we discussed the
results of our experiment to "intend" to remember our dreams, or to "intend a type of dream" and write them down daily. Most people
recalled dreams and several had written down and shared a dream.
Cindi has a good method of interpreting dreams. She records the dream across the top of the page and
draws three columns below her dream. In column 1 she lists all the nouns from the dream. For
each noun, she writes the "first
thought that noun brings to mind" in Column 2, similar to Freud's "Free Association " Method.
She rewrites the dream in story form or the action of the dream without the
nouns in column 3.
Now she goes for the
Dreams "State of
the Union" message (of the
Body, Mind, and Soul) meaning by simplifying and condensing the
dreams story into a few words to produce the dreams lesson, guidance,
precognitive message, etc. She also recommends working with a noun or dream symbol by dialoging with a symbol. Why are you in my dream? What are you
telling me? What is your purpose for
being in my dreams and
so forth.
We chose for an experiment to "work with our dreams" by first writing down our Ideal, then continue intending to dream, writing them
down immediately upon awakening, and to work with our dreams. Dr. Puryear emphasizes there is a difference
in interpreting dreams versus WORKING WITH dreams. He suggests examining our dreams in relation to our
ideal, with an attitude and willingness to work on every aspect of our
lives. He has numerous ways to examine
our dreams, in relation to its parts, in relation to our other dream images and
messages, etc.
Perhaps most importantly, he recommends deciding upon and
taking action, a constructive step toward our Ideal.
Happy dream work,
Sylvia Raye
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