Good Feng Shui When Scientists Cross Ley Lines With Dowsers? What is Good Feng Shui When Scientists Cross Ley Lines With Dowsers ? receieved from Dan Winter, 12-2001, shared by Implosion Group this article: ../dowsing , index: ../indexdw.html with thanks to Roger and FengShui Seminars. If you were a skilled dowser or 'ley line healer' you might be quite wise to say "Why should I need a scientist to tell me what I feel in my BONES?!" And up until recently, there could have been little defense for a world of science in which there was NOT A CLUE to WHY -- FEELING existed in bones. The title to a new series of seminars we are doing with the help of Roger Green is "Magnetism: The Wind on Which Love Travels". What all this means, is that there is a clear relationship between a change in pressure over time ( pressure or tension was Tesla's name for volts), and the EMOTION of love. 1. Imagine the role of calcium in your BONES storing LONG WAVE magnetism 'piezoelectrically' . So this is our teaching story. Exerpt from - goldenmean.info/magazine 1. 2. 3. 4.
Dream Wandering: Developing Your Taoist Lucid Dreaming Practice RealitySandwhich has a detailed post on Taoist Shamanism and Dream Yoga which Taoist dream practice, sometimes called true dreaming, dream wandering, or night practice, uses energy work and shamanic techniques along with traditional dream yoga. The dream state can then be used as a tool for energy development and enlightenment, while the dreams themselves can become a source of spiritual direction or guidance. The essence of a lucid dream is recognizing that you are dreaming during the dream. The first step in this process is to begin looking at your normal waking reality as though it too is a dream. A basic principle of Taoism is that life is a dream of our own creation. So the very first exercise is to go about your daily activities reminding yourself that everything you are experiencing is a dream. While you go through your day, try to think of all that you experience as being part of a dream. The body has to be rested and balanced for dream practice to unfold.
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I am really doing something wrong, but what? Personally, I don't use reality checks, although questioning alone is a form of reality check in itself. Still, the problem I have with reality checks (as in your traditional nose plugs, clock checking, hand checking, etc.) is that I find them practically unnecessary for the purpose of acquiring lucidity. I understand they are to be used to confirm whether my initial thoughts of whether I'm dreaming or not are true or false. Now, in the case of when to apply the technique, what's important here is to consider the way the practice has been designed. If we take a look at dreams, we'll see how unpredictable they are in nature. This way, we're killing two birds with one stone. The idea here is to remain aware for longer periods of time, to keep the number of distractions to a minimum of 0 (This is our ideal goal). My personal practice for training awareness lies in the basic premise I've previously explained above.
Dream Stabilization and Clarity Tutorial Written by Aquanina Spoiler for Table of Contents: Anyone familiar with lucid dreaming knows that wonderful moment when you realize you are dreaming and immediately take off like a bat out of hell, running or flying around, trying to get as much fun and craziness as you can squeeze into those few precious seconds before the inevitable awakening. When you find yourself in a lucid dream it is natural to be overcome with feelings of elation and excitement, yet if you do not follow a few simple steps, that lucid dream will disappear as quickly as it came. I have seen so many new dreamers fall victim to premature awakenings because they quite simply do not know about dream stabilization. This is why I am writing this tutorial. So, what is Dream Stabilization anyway? Ok so you find yourself in a lucid dream...what should you do? Focus involves relaxing and bringing your attention to the task of Dream Stabilization. Ok, so you took a few seconds to relax and focus. Look down at your hands.
Edgar Cayce on Dreams By Kevin Williams Cayce was able to obtain virtually an unlimited amount of knowledge on an unlimited number of subjects. One of these subjects was dreams and dream interpretation. Cayce was able to astound people by interpreting their dreams and giving them insight into their psyche, lives and even past lives. Cayce revealed that dreams are actually journeys into the spirit world. Edgar Cayce once said, "Dreams, visions, impressions, to the entity in the normal sleeping state are the presentations of the experiences necessary for the development, if the entity would apply them in the physical life. Each night the average person spends approximately ninety minutes in a dream state. The dream state is an experimental playground which gives you a chance to explore and express emotions without the usual inhibitions you may display in your waking life. However, Carl Jung said dreams are "the main source of all of our knowledge about symbolism." More Cayce on Dreams "I seek rest.