Dreamz
Hold fast to dreamsfor if dreams dielife is a broken wing birdthat can not fly
hold fast to dreams for when dreams golife is a barren fieldfrozen with snow
Dreams are given to us in the native language of the soul — graphic symbols. This is the "language" that the subconscious mind "speaks". It is a language that is every bit like the world's other languages, in the sense that it carries valid and detailed information, but it has the added benefit of being "built-in", thus it is natural and common to not only all of us today, but to virtually all epochs of human history that we are aware of. It is part of our operating system software that comes preloaded in the package called humanity. In this sense, it is a common language that we all share. It is an archetypal or primordial language that all subconscious minds speak, even if there are local "dialects" caused by personal and cultural amelioration.
So if we are to ever understand what value our dreams hold for us, we must be willing learn a new (but very ancient) language that is often alien to our normal way of sending and receiving communications. And we must also come to understand how both our culture and our personal experiences alter and customize this language for each of us. Dreams DO provide valuable communications to us. Of that I am sure. The histories of all peoples are replete with examples of their precognitive validity.
They provide to our waking, conscious minds an alternative viewpoint of our life experiences from a part of mind which has different, and in many cases, a vastly greater overview and understanding of the whole system than what is normally available to us in the rather limited focus of our ego bound, waking state. And, I am convinced that the information which flows each night from the seemingly boundless landscape of our inner minds holds the key to the answers, as I've found in my own personal studies, that dreams serve as indicators of the templating patterns out of which our waking life experience evolves. In other words, dreams are the blueprints from which life, as we think of it, emerges. The reason and evidence for this should become clear as you study the material.
posted by Anna Wayne @ 11:53 PM
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