Comments on: High Places http://www.hologramthoughts.com/dream/high-places/ Because Ideas Last Forever Tue, 19 Jul 2011 12:34:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Crystal http://www.hologramthoughts.com/dream/high-places/comment-page-1/#comment-394 Crystal Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:20:48 +0000 http://www.hologramthoughts.com/?p=411#comment-394 So I think it means that you are searching outside of yourself for an answer that is already inside of you but you are afraid to act on what you truly feel. =) So I think it means that you are searching outside of yourself for an answer that is already inside of you but you are afraid to act on what you truly feel. =)

]]> By: Wendy http://www.hologramthoughts.com/dream/high-places/comment-page-1/#comment-392 Wendy Tue, 02 Mar 2010 15:58:15 +0000 http://www.hologramthoughts.com/?p=411#comment-392 I love dreams! I love your writing. I can see the ancient oaks. A dream journal is on my list of things to do. They say that a journal will help you remember dreams and recognize them more when you're having them. I can't say I know much about interpreting or Dream Yoga. Personally, I place more emphasis on feelings. There doesn't seem to be much sense about imagery most of the time and a libray may not be a library. I love libraries so just the mention of it gives rise to certain feelings for me. I believe that we dream to resolve and/or work with feelings. My best guess, maybe it's just not the right time for something, perhaps it is on the horizon though. But, you have the answer and the circle seems to suggest that everyone would be happy to hear it. Maybe even waiting for it as much as you are. Having the answer, it's just a matter of it being the right time or not. But, dreams are funky, who knows. I love dreams! I love your writing. I can see the ancient oaks. A dream journal is on my list of things to do. They say that a journal will help you remember dreams and recognize them more when you’re having them.

I can’t say I know much about interpreting or Dream Yoga. Personally, I place more emphasis on feelings. There doesn’t seem to be much sense about imagery most of the time and a libray may not be a library. I love libraries so just the mention of it gives rise to certain feelings for me. I believe that we dream to resolve and/or work with feelings.

My best guess, maybe it’s just not the right time for something, perhaps it is on the horizon though. But, you have the answer and the circle seems to suggest that everyone would be happy to hear it. Maybe even waiting for it as much as you are. Having the answer, it’s just a matter of it being the right time or not.

But, dreams are funky, who knows.

]]> By: Matt Williamson http://www.hologramthoughts.com/dream/high-places/comment-page-1/#comment-391 Matt Williamson Tue, 02 Mar 2010 05:45:43 +0000 http://www.hologramthoughts.com/?p=411#comment-391 Thank you for this Ogmin, it is very helpful! Thank you for this Ogmin, it is very helpful!

]]> By: Ogmin http://www.hologramthoughts.com/dream/high-places/comment-page-1/#comment-390 Ogmin Tue, 02 Mar 2010 05:37:49 +0000 http://www.hologramthoughts.com/?p=411#comment-390 Intense action, lots of contrast. Beyond the curious specifics of the setting and your aspiration, the coming together of 1) a strong directionality of desire and in contrast, 2) the shifting, unstable environment of the dream state one is attempting to operate in, can, with practice, give rise to 3) a moment where one knows or suspects that one is dreaming. Acc. to the Tibetan tradition, in many cases this awareness is considered far more important than analysis of the content and/or symbolism of the dream. Here is an opening for employing the instructions on dream yoga, one of those moments when you might actually be able to do something practical in the dream state. Opportunities like these invite practice in 'transforming the dream' - an exercise developing insight enabling us to practice in dreams as well as strengthening the ability to see through complexes of thought and feeling which may arise and block the free flow of loving intelligence and mindfulness in the waking state. Intense action, lots of contrast. Beyond the curious specifics of the setting and your aspiration, the coming together of 1) a strong directionality of desire and in contrast, 2) the shifting, unstable environment of the dream state one is attempting to operate in, can, with practice, give rise to 3) a moment where one knows or suspects that one is dreaming. Acc. to the Tibetan tradition, in many cases this awareness is considered far more important than analysis of the content and/or symbolism of the dream. Here is an opening for employing the instructions on dream yoga, one of those moments when you might actually be able to do something practical in the dream state. Opportunities like these invite practice in ‘transforming the dream’ – an exercise developing insight enabling us to practice in dreams as well as strengthening the ability to see through complexes of thought and feeling which may arise and block the free flow of loving intelligence and mindfulness in the waking state.

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