Monday, July 25, 2011

Body, Soul & SPIRIT DREAMS


Over the last century we have been encouraged to view our dreams as simply dealing with our soul – which is our mind, will and emotions, chemical imbalances in our body, medicines, or natural bodily functions and desires.

I would like to suggest to you, that by and large the psychoanalysts and others of similar ilk have neglected another very important aspect to our dreams……….our spirit.

Personally, I believe that our spirit is the most important aspect of us.  It is what makes us who we are, and many of our dreams bypass our mind, which puts up barriers or filters related to our life experiences and the things that we have been taught and go directly to our spirit.

Why do some dreams go directly to our spirit?  Well, our minds are a little tricky at times, and we all tend to have blind spots in our lives, so that if the dream went via the pathway of our mind, it would probably be discarded or passed off as something we ate.

Our spirit is the eternal part of us, hence the journey for our spirit is not a short one, and our spirit is always learning and expanding, depending on what we feed it.

Often these dreams can be like a form of counselling without the exorbitant fees!  They are given to us to tweak things in our lives that we have hidden, ignored, or possibly justified.

If we allow them, some of the dreams we receive will actually feed our spirit, transform our minds, bring healing to our bodies, enable us to lead full and contented lives and propel us into our destiny!

Please feel free to send your dreams into www.dreams.org.nz and we will endeavour to help you do all the above!  

 
© July 2011  www.dreams.org.nz







Thursday, July 21, 2011

DREAMS: Can Your Dreams Really Affect Your Daily Life?

Fact Number One:  We all dream
Fact Number Two:  Most of us ignore our dreams

Dream Interpretation has been considered a New Age practice belonging predominantly to the realm of psychics and psychoanalysts, and not applicable to the average person.
 

Have you had a dream recently or maybe in the past, that was so vivid, it stayed firmly implanted in your mind upon waking.  You know it was important, but because of the society that we live in today that has sprung out of the Greek mindset - which is more concerned with knowledge and applying the laws of science, you have simply discarded it and written it off as eating too much chocolate prior to going to bed?

Probably.  We have all done that.  

If Frederich August Kekule von Stradonitz (1829-1896) had not fallen asleep and dreamt of 'atoms gamboling before his eyes' we would not have the scientific discovery of Molecules and the Benzene Structure.  Otto Loewi (1873-1961) would never have won the Nobel Prize for medicine in 1936 for his work on the chemical transmission of nerve impulses.  Madame C.J. Walker (1867-1919) would never have been the first female American self-made millionaire having dreamt of a product to cure a scalp infection. And where would we be without the numerous covers of 'Yesterday' penned by Paul McCartney who dreamt the tune the night before?

Interestingly there are a couple of scientists thrown into that mix.  Closer to home for my Kiwi (New Zealand) friends, Theophany speakers were discovered by Garth Murray in New Zealand.  Garth was originally an air traffic controller diagnosed with a serious case of septicemia, this caused many complications, one of those being that he spent long hours sleeping.  During that period of time he had an ongoing series of dreams where he was making speakers.  He noted down the details from the dreams and literally began to build them from the dimensions he had received while sleeping.

So, back to the title of this blog.  Can your dreams really affect your daily life?  What do you think?  Maybe from reading this you will be inspired to give your dreams more credence.  Hopefully you will at least begin to pay attention to them.  

In the state of sleep where your filters from life experience aren't preventing you from shutting out what you receive, what if you are actually able to access a realm where you can transform your life or someone else's?  What if these dreams actually carry messages that could be applicable to finding solutions to situations in your own life?

www.dreams.org.nz  can help you get clarity in your current situation and even provide strategies for you to move forward in every area of your life.  Feel free to send in your dream and discover the exciting possibilities that your dream may hold!




© July 2011  www.dreams.org.nz