I love what I do. Especially when a client responds so profoundly to a session. With her permission, I am relaying a ‘download’ she experienced. The following is Rosa’s very personal and profound experience:
Searching for what’s missing
I wake up in the morning, the sun raised upon us. I forgot to appreciate the power of the creations which brought the energy to this planet, nourish the earth for the trees to start the photosynthesis producing oxygen for every living being and the animals to feed and produce and continue the cycle.
Instead I awake searching for what’s missing in my life, my constant and endless demand for the things that need to arrive, for the friendship that still to be made, the contacts to be establish in order to move forward and the soulmate that still needs to be found.
I have forgotten how God has made provision for every creation with intention of love from a tiny little ant to the huge population of human being. We are here to complete the cycle of love, it was in our intention to learn, experience and master the unity of our body, mind and spirit!
How did our life become so full with dreams and things that await to be completed, why are our lives burdened with so much anxiety? I don’t remember been brought up believing that we are here to experience and enjoy but rather how to survive. I no longer ask what my purpose is but I know that I exist as I can feel the emotions that drive me to chase after what is missing. I am so focused in what is missing I have forgotten what I have in my life, I yearn so much to accomplish I can’t remember what my purpose is!!
My purpose is to experience life and learn. Learn how to survive with love, learn to exercise my power, learn to master love with assertiveness when it needs to be, learn to master love with silence, learn to master love with kindness and learn to master love with my intention.
It is what’s missing that drives me to a search but moreover it is my oversight of the bigger picture that kept me in the circle until the realization of God’s intention – my journey will not end!
Sending Love
Rosa
Ok, so now it’s official!
I became a guest on SABC TV 3 Talk with Noleen, The topic was Dream Interpretation,
It is amazing how our dreams have such a significant pull on us and how much we want to know the meaning of them. If you have any questions on your dreams and you’re not finding any help with interpreting them, I will gladly help you out, (for a llimited time period), to interpret them for you. If you are reading this on Wordspace, just leave your comment and I will reply, but if you are on MyListManager, just e-mail me on helen@helenrandal-smith.co.za. I will answer your queries until 14 February 2009. I am extremely busy, but I also know what if feels like, when you have a pressing question and don’t know where to turn. I am quite happy to help out if I can. If you haven’t read my website on Dreams and Dreams and Interpretation. please check out: http://www.helenrandal-smith.co.za/content/view/19/26/. ENJOY!
Love
Helen
I received this e-mail over the festive season and thought it would be a good idea to share it with all of you. If one person has this question, then there are many more with the same question, but are too shy to ask. So here goes, and please, as always, feel free to add your comments or criticism, for that is how we can all grow.
Hi, I heard you once on 702 (Talk Radio) and got very interested. I need some help, how does one become lucid? How does one start the journey of lucid dreaming? Thanks in advance.
Lucid dreaming requires motivation on you part. Keep a dream journal and record your dreams when you remember them.
Before falling asleep, set your intention that you will have a lucid dream. Create a statement which you can repeat a few times in your mind that you are becoming lucid in your dreams.
Pretend you are dreaming during the day. Take time out and pretend that you are dreaming and allow your imagination to take over.
The Buddhists believe that the reality as we know it, is just a dream state. Develop a conscousness of: ” If this were a dream, what would it mean?” attitude during the day. Keep asking yourself: “Could I be dreaming now? If I were dreaming, what would this situation symbolise to me?”
This sets the tone for lucid dreaming. Remember, it takes practice, so don’t get discouraged if you seem to get no results at first.
Hope I have helped you out – With love Helen
Hi Helen, I’ve read some stuff on lucidity, but I need your knowledge here. What are the negative effects of lucid dreaming? Some say lucid dreaming is evil considering spirituality. I need to know, how does it influence one’s spirituality? From what I’ve gathered, dreams are the subconscious speaking……does this mean lucidity guarantees full understanding of oneself? Does it put one in total control? Thanks
As far as I know, there is no danger with lucid dreaming. We tend to do this naturally anyway, so how can something we do naturallly be evil, just because we are learning to use it consciously?
Lucid dreaming describes the state wherein you are aware that you are dreaming, while you are dreaming (a dream within a dream). Generally, most people who can reall their dreams quite well, occasionally experience having a lucid dream, while those who regularly work and record their dreams, these experiences become more frequent.
Many therapists regard lucid dreaming as an importnat skill to inner growth and development. It is in this space that you can try our different ways of dealing with issues than you are wont to do during your “awake” state. Lucid dreamers develop a strong sense of their own power and individualitry and are less likely to be influenced and swayed by peer/group pressure or to conform to society without questioning………
Lucid dreaming can help us to grow spiritually, and often allows us the feeling of freedom and control……So my advice to you? GO FOR IT…..
Hope this helps
With love
Helen
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