How to Dream with 350 Dreamers:
Dreaming with 350 Dreamers is easy, even if you don’t always remember your dreams, or you don’t know how to incubate a dream or set a dream intention.
The most important step in this process, is the intending. If you do nothing else … if you don’t remember your dreams … you can still intend to dream for Global Healing.
How do you set a dream intention? It’s simple:
- State before bed, “I intend to dream for global healing tonight.”
- To make the intention stronger, write it down. Some people write the intention in their dream journal or on a pad of paper next to the bed. Others write it on a piece of paper and slip it into their pillowcase or beneath their mattress. Any of these techniques will help solidify your intention in your mind.
- Another good way to establish your intention is to begin thinking about it during the day. As you go about your tasks, anticipate the night of dreaming, and your intention to focus your dreams on global healing. Be receptive through your senses to the Earth. Take in its beauty, receive its abundance, open your heart to the sounds of birdsong or cricket song, or wind or water. Meditate if that appeals to you.
- Be on the lookout for a natural object during the day: a stone, feather, flower or shell that you will place by your bed as you set your intention to dream for the earth at night.
And what if you don’t remember any dreams despite all of this effort at setting an intention? Don’t worry! By setting your intention to dream with a global community for global healing, whether you remember a dream or not, you’re building your sensitivity to the natural environment, global awareness and unity through the simple and meaningful act of intending.
So dream with us! It’s easy. It’s free. And it feels good!
POSTING DREAMS AND COMMENTS:
After you dream with us, record your dream and submit it as a comment on our Facebook Page.
A LITTLE DREAM ETTIQUETTE GOES A LONG WAY:
Feel free to post comments on others’ dreams…BUT PLEASE FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE GUIDELINES:
Comment on the dream as it pertains to our groups shared intention. You might reflect on the message about global healing you draw from the dream.
Say what the dream would mean (in light of that intention) to you if it had come to you.
Then you may reflect back to the dreamer saying, “If this were my dream … ” then you may offer the message the dream brings for you, without assuming anything about the dreamer or her/his life.
This way dream sharing can be safe and productive for all involved.
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June 24, 2009 at 5:18 pm
Virginia Pasternak
Let Go of Expectations
Let go of any expectations of what a dream for Healing the Planet Earth would look like!
Our dreaming consciousnesses speak to us using our own symbolic languages. so, your dream might not look like global peace rallies or chanting or bake sales or solar power. It will look exactly as it needs to.
there’s a greater consciousness here that works with the fact that we’re all dreaming together, and that we each have a piece of that night’s dream. Dream with impugnity! know that your dream is exactly the dream you need to be having, and that it is relevant.
Once all the dreams are posted, what you dreamed may make more sense to you. that’s half the fun of it–tasting and enjoying and being inspired by the dream soup we all create together!!
Dream on!!
September 9, 2010 at 8:26 pm
Bonnie Mitsch
My dream seems to have images of “broken” people and things, maybe depicting the gulf itself. The ending feels positive to me. There is a present I have not opened and my friend is cleaning out her bedroom after what looks like, cleaning out her office. Here it is.
There are children. One of them is a girl who has a handicap. She is non verbal and in a wheelchair. I think she used to be better at one time.
Now I am working with a girl. She and others are to put on a play. She brings some things for the play-some dividers, etc. There is a young boy. Now it is like we are at a grocery store. He says he wants something. I tell him to ask his mother. She says no and throws down a glass jar by the boy and walks away. The jar breaks. I am amazed that she ignors this. I pick up the big pieces of glass. The boy sits on the ground now. I worry he’ll cut himself. He is five to six years old. A man comes. He is to help with the play.
I am now with my friend, Deb, and my sister, Chris We drive some place. We drive through lots of under construction and/or destroyed places (the land itself as opposed to buildings) The roads are hard to navigate. Deb gives me these presents. It is because my Mom died. (Mom had died pretty long ago, so I am not very emotional , but start to feel so). I open these individually wrapped tiles. Blue and white with a design on them. When I open the first one, a piece falls off. It has been broken in the past and re-glued. Deb tells me how to use a brush to re-glue it. I may have opened another tile, but do not open the other present.
Some scene where I go to visit Deb. She says she is cleaning out her bedroom. I can see her office and that looks pretty neat.
June 12, 2013 at 1:53 am
Gale
What are those blue and white tiles they make in the Netherlands that are so famous? Delft??
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