The people’s dream

The result of the coronavirus epidemic novel, which also appears in the first few weeks of its arrival in Europe and the United States, is an explosion of public interest in dreams.

People who don't think about dreams and rarely talk about them suddenly dream of a storm, and they want to share their dreams with everyone who asks them. The reported dreams cover a broad spectrum. While some seem dramatic of fear and anxiety, others offer places of entertainment, shelter and travel. While many report having "bad dreams" and nightmares, others are grateful for the dreamers' dreams, in which they found themselves in the presence of dead loved ones and guides, angels and angels, talking animals and kind space aliens.

I lead an international community of active dreamers; About three hundred active Dream teachers who graduated from my training have led their own zones and workshops in more than two dozen countries. I receive hundreds of dream stories each week via email, social media and dedicated online platforms, as well as current members of my online courses. With the rise of infectious disease, many people today return to the conscious, blessing and comforting consciousness of life, dreaming of the dead and confident that life will continue in any world. I have dreamed of people involved in setting up good housing or family complexes that loved ones can soon join, and I have heard many similar reports of other dreams. . During the epidemic, as dreams come back to us, we are reminded that, with all other gifts, the dream can be the best preparation for death - because we know other worlds, including where people live. Learn through personal experience that the dead, and consciousness, are not confined to the body and therefore survive death.

Looking for a possible gift in Sumasamad Remember the Turkish proverb "A disaster is better than a thousand tips"?.

The size of a global epidemic can be hard to swallow in the face of a disaster, but a little bit of this knowledge can still inspire us to take a potential gift for the wound. By taking a break, locked in outdoor activities, many of us step in and find ourselves on the streets of deeper knowledge as well as more empathy for others. We as heroes praise those who may not have had a face with us before: delivery men, treasurers, watchmen, and of course medical staff and first responders everywhere.

We are encouraged to ask, as people ask in the face of other epidemics and killer viruses: Is it because we are in equilibrium with the forces of earth and sky? In 1700 BC, faced with a plague that had plagued his people for a generation, Hittite King Murshili II asked his god to reveal to him in a dream why the gods were angry and what could be done about it. make them peaceful. 

He made this effort as a group, ordering all the priests in his capital to pray to see God in his dreams that same night. Today's dreamers may not be inclined to seek a personal encounter with the Anatolian storm god. However, many of us communicate with the forces of nature, with ancestors, and with our allies in the dream of trying to understand our best way forward as individuals, as families and as a species. deep. unbalanced with other temporary lives on the planet.

Escape from Fantasy - Do you remember Victor Frankl in Schwitz, who escaped one of mankind's darkest dreams with his imagination and saw his growth manifest in the world in his imagination? History is our time. It reminds us that even when we feel weak and helpless and alone we can choose our attitude - and if we choose carefully we can change our world. At the time of the epidemic, people were relieved and relieved by the fact that nightmares could travel without leaving home. The dream can be as social as we want it to be. Dreams - especially in the border area between sleep and waking - we have internal and transpersonal guides that can advise us. Because dreams are personal legends and legends are dreams together, we as dreamers place ourselves in a legendary legend, in which we find our great story, which gives us a blessed atmosphere of courage and inspiration.

There are many reports of encounters with sleeping dead and half-dream states. The dead look like them-that is, they live in different realities. A woman named Ava dreams of her deceased mother starting a conversation with a laugh, "Do you remember thinking I was dead?" Often, the deceased changes their appearance so that the survivors look younger and healthier than they were last seen. Sometimes they visit. Sometimes dreamers travel around their world. Most reporters appear calm and confident, rather than afraid of the dreams of the dead, ensuring that life lasts in one or another world. Crossing to the other side is a well-known topic. Dreamers cross the water under the supervision of a mysterious ferryman, a familiar element of mythological legend. It was surprising that those who dreamed of this ancient way of life, many in our world, were sadly killed without preparation or farewell rituals and probably needed a career.

Obviously, these dreams of depth are coming true because they need it and more and more people want to realize it. “We don’t know where death comes from, so we must be prepared to reach death everywhere,” Michel de Montaigne said. Some discerning people do not understand that this has become an urgent need in the age of epidemics. The problem of death and its aftermath is very important for us to rely on existing beliefs. First of all, we need experience. For this we need to become a shaman of consciousness in our own way. Our dreams will show us these ways. These skills are not just death rehearsals. It is about remembering what life is, regaining the knowledge of the soul and moving beyond fear and limiting one's beliefs.

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