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Drop by drop the snow pack dies, watering the arid lands below. |
It's Creation Saturday! The January 18, 2014 prompt for "30-Day Blogging Challenge ON HIATUS" ![]() Our brains are master creators when we sleep, creating worlds of dreams for us to explore every night. Write about the last vivid or lucid dream you remember and what you believe its significance was. What was the last vivid dream I had? According to the October 30, 2013 entry in "Dreams of Snow " ![]() I reread "A Moving Dream" ![]() This is the description I wrote in "Dreams of Snow " ![]() I decided to call Frank to discuss the idea with him. I had difficulty calling him for a few reasons. First, I could not find my cell phone and then when I did find the phone I had difficulty finding his number on my contacts list. I used Bill's cell phone and got through to Frank, but the call was dropped. After finally, getting through to Frank we decided that moving Mom in with me was a good idea. I started to call one of the places I am no the waiting list for a one-bedroom apartment to see if they had a two bedroom and this is when I woke up." This is what I wrote about the dream at the time: "This dream occurred after I had gotten up, turned off the alarm, and sit back down to meditate. I also recited a prayer before I dozed off. The depression and worry in the dream concerned finding a one-bedroom apartment I could afford. I was relieved and excited at the prospect of moving into a two-bedroom with Mom. I was still excited and relieved when I woke up, even when I realized that Mom has passed and I could not move into a two-bedroom apartment with her. Before I dozed off this morning, I recited this prayer revealed by Baha'u'llah: "He who put his trust in God, God will suffice him. He who fears God, God will send him relief." I think the dream was telling me that I would find a place to live and a way to afford it the apartment." Since I haven't had a dream I remember this year, I'll reset the alarm to 4:00 am and see if that changes the way I remember my dreams. I'll see how that works the rest of the time I stay in this house. I think I will also go back to meditating in the Baha'i scriptures instead of counting my breath because that seems to have an effect on how I remember my dreams. |