Dreams

Normally I'm living vicariously through my other spiritual friends that always seem to have such vivid dreams.  I know I dream, I just don't remember most of them.  Really I only remember at my advance age -  two dreams that I still remember today.

Until this week apparently.

The first one I had,  the impressions I got or remembered initially was that it was very bright.  Bright like I expect it to be in Greece.  The light was just so different than how I'm used to seeing it.  Then as I focused more on it, I remember being fawned upon, people dropping down and bowing to me and the awkward feeling it still gives to me.  I remember having to look at fashions but it was these elaborate dresses that I so don't like today - though they were extremely gorgeous.  I remember something about a ball and escorts, which I wasn't thrilled with.

The more I look back at it to see what else I can remember, little details come to me.  I'm almost positive this was a look at a past life in Atlantis.  Which is crazy, but around a month ago, I had a past life reading done by http://bryanstrait.com/.  Very talented.  Very detailed and it was all about my life back then.  So it was amazing seeing it and feeling those things myself.

The next one, I can't remember too much about it - other than it dealt with my children and me being momma bear -- supporting them in their endeavors.

Then last night, I had a dream where I was with this guy, who kept remarking to me about how I just wasn't his type normally.  But was realizing that he had the wrong type all along.  Which was just weird -- I mean I'm married!

I had a Akashic Record Soul profile done by another wonderful and talented person: http://www.shannondahlen.com/  awhile ago.  But one thing that stuck with me in her reading is that the reason I don't normally dream is that I was helping others with their dreams.  She did tell me to tell the spirits that be, not to keep that up, as I needed the healing sleep and my own dreams.  So I had done that recently.  I wasn't waking up tired anymore.  But remembering dreams -- nope.  Not until this week.  It's actually pretty fun remembering things now.

So what dreams have you had that you remember?  Did they make sense to you then or now?  Curious to hear answers :)

Giddy!

Makes me wonder where on the scale of energy Giddy would be -- close to Joy perhaps?  After a couple of hard weeks (working, commuting, getting house ready, watching kids - due to hubby being under the weather) I finally got Mother's Day weekend "off" (mostly).  I finally got down time to do what I wanted to do -- watch some shows, read some books, and be creative -- here's a picture I created:

Today, is a good day.  I get to actually teach today.  That's my job, but lately the other guy has been doing the training and I'm working on systems and getting documentation done.  Today, because there's been a change and we have more people that we've had in awhile attending classroom training, I get to do it!  So I'm giddy.

There is nothing like teaching people something  you know and having them "get" it.  I'm not often very fluid in my writing - kind of a tell it like it is person.  But I love when I can bring my experiences into it and help others understand -- whatever it is.

I've been told in the past that there's a future for me in teaching people spiritual stuff - like how to heal.  I think I'm going to have to start trying to work on that.  I know there are other programs out there -- but I don't know, I feel like mine is going to make things click for people.  At least that's my hope.  I have wonderful friends that can also help others.  I never think it's a bad thing to get different perspectives.  Not everyone understands one way all the time.  We're individuals with different learning modalities. 

But regardless of what my future is to bring me... I'm going to stay in the giddy mode for as long as I can.. it's a nice feeling to have.

What makes you giddy?  Then go out and do it so you too can feel this wonderful feeling!

Happy Place

What is your happy place?  Things you like to dream about or think about before going to sleep?  Or taking a moment in your busy day to daydream -- yes daydream! -- to get you to that happier feeling?

Believe it or not, I like listening to music I have collected and put myself on Dancing with the Stars.  I was a dancer when I was younger, but never learned ballroom.  I always wanted to though.  I like imagining myself taking the music I've listened to for so long and creating waltzes, tangos, and cha-chas.  Of course, because it's Dancing with the Stars -- I'd have to be a "star" wouldn't I?  Well in my happy place, my book is published and is on the best seller's list.  I do the book tour (hello Ellen!) to talk about all the disabilities that my children have and so I become "known".

So it's a bit funny, that dream of mine.  But you know what?  I don't care.  Why can't dreams be so far reached that you may never get there - or maybe you will -- but you should never limit any dreams you have.  Dreams are the things that make you happy that allow you to get out of your head and reality for a time. 

I like to dream a lot.  I have other ones beside the Dancing one ;)  Dreams are what give us hope and keep our spirit alive. 

So what are you going to dream about today?