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Dreams, dreaming and nightmare help

What are the meanings of your dreams?

Dreams are doorways to the subconscious, pathways to the spirit realm and keys to the future. Dreams serve as a communication line between the invisible and visible worlds. Or, if you prefer, between heaven and earth. A dream is a real-life experience an individual has on another plane. We, in our true nature as Soul, are able to have experiences in a far-reaching panorama of life. Dreams are constantly rehearsing us for challenges and opportunities that lie around the corner in waking life. This is why Dream Work is also important.

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Types of dreams

Different types of dreams What different types of dreams are there? The conscious mind is reluctant to accept an alternate plain of existence, which the subconscious mind

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Resident dream expert Lilly talks about dreams, dreaming, dream interpretation, nightmares & astral projection

Dreams are more than random fragments spun from your waking life. Pay them proper respect and they will reward you with a greater understanding of yourself and your world as you see it. Why take an interest in your dreams?

Dreams really are, in the truest sense, a doorway: to greater self-awareness, knowledge, success, and the possibility of a rich, full life. How do you open and walk through that door?

There is an actual pathway, with clearly delineated steps, that can take you from wishful thinking about dreams to a reliable dream habit.

Dreamwork is the process of recalling, recording, and finding the meaning and value of a dream. For some this means looking at the language of the dream in the form of symbols, while for others the dream inspires them to paint, sculpt, write stories, enact plays, and try out new forms of social interaction, both in and out of the dream itself.

It is often thought that Astral Projection (Out-of-Body Experiences) is only experienced by people that have had a near death experience after an accident or on the operating table.

We ignore our dreams at our peril. For when we dream, like Jacob’s angels we can move freely up and down the ladder of mind, released from the space/time jail in which our waking intellectual consciousness imprisons itself. Deny our dreams and we throw away the key to the door of our cell.

In my experience, all dreams (and particularly nightmares) come in the service of health and wholeness. This means that no dream, no matter how distressing or menacing, ever came to anyone to say, “Nyah, nyah, you’ve got these problems and you can’t do anything about them!”

Astral Projection is the process of temporarily separating your consciousness or spirit from your physical body. It is an extraordinary experience.

All who have experienced it can testify to its lucidity and magical quality. Astral Travel is very different from normal dreaming.

What are your dreams trying to tell you? Call it dream analysis or dream interpretation… dream analysis is really dream exploration! Together, we can explore the meaning of your dreams.

Here you will find dream books that offer startling and revealing views into the world of dreams and dreaming, illuminates a path to the beauty and truth that resides within everyone, and gives readers the knowledge to use their dreams to understand the world beyond dreams.

What different types of dreams are there? The conscious mind is reluctant to accept an alternate plain of existence, which the subconscious mind can comprehend quite easily. To enlighten the conscious mind, without overloading it, we dream. Often in riddle form. To benefit from these insights we first need to learn how to remember, analyze and interpret our dreams.

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