http://www.thenewgnostic.com/2007/05/dreamwalk-dad/ Conscious Awareness, one breath at a time... Sun, 16 Oct 2011 16:03:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.thenewgnostic.com/2007/05/dreamwalk-dad/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Spicer Amy Wed, 18 Nov 2009 23:01:05 +0000 http://thenewgnostic.com/2007/05/16/dreamwalking-my-dad/#comment-15 I see, this is an interesting aspect as I've always suspected this, I do have a wonderful story about my Father's transition as well but I'll save that for another day, thank you for the response. I have been studying the articles in the archives and have made real head-way in confirming my understanding . Have a GREAT day! I see, this is an interesting aspect as I’ve always suspected this, I do have a wonderful story about my Father’s transition as well but I’ll save that for another day, thank you for the response. I have been studying the articles in the archives and have made real head-way in confirming my understanding . Have a GREAT day!

]]> http://www.thenewgnostic.com/2007/05/dreamwalk-dad/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Spireman Tue, 17 Nov 2009 19:31:06 +0000 http://thenewgnostic.com/2007/05/16/dreamwalking-my-dad/#comment-13 Thank you, Amy. I love the beautiful story of the crossing of your mother-in-law. Dreamwalking is a way of escorting one who has chosen to leave. It is a beautiful experience. Very peaceful for one who is ready to go beyond the near realms. So often souls stay close to Earth not knowing they can actually cross into the angelic realms. And often they "recycle" very quickly, using the next available body. Thank you, Amy.
I love the beautiful story of the crossing of your mother-in-law.
Dreamwalking is a way of escorting one who has chosen to leave. It is a beautiful experience. Very peaceful for one who is ready to go beyond the near realms. So often souls stay close to Earth not knowing they can actually cross into the angelic realms. And often they “recycle” very quickly, using the next available body.

]]> http://www.thenewgnostic.com/2007/05/dreamwalk-dad/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Spicer Amy Mon, 02 Nov 2009 22:15:45 +0000 http://thenewgnostic.com/2007/05/16/dreamwalking-my-dad/#comment-12 I am truly sorry to hear of your loss even though this has been over 2 years ago. I'm sure you still feel peaceful about the experience. I do hope your Mother is doing well, have you ever been able to approach her with your "understanding"? If so ,if you don't mind me asking, how did she do with it, given your Christian upbringing? I myself have only 1 relative I can be honest with about my insights and "journeys". She has a knowledge base I can rely on, although she does prefer the fundementalist christian way, she can see there is more here than those belief systems allow and those religious constraints. My Mother-in-law just passed 7/6/09, she was the most pious christian woman I've ever known in my life, I had just started this job and felt her energy ebbing for days before. On that particular day when I got up for work I knew she could hear me, she was getting ready to cross the "bridge", she was so happy and girl-like, smiling and she was so beautiful I couldn't help but cry all the way to work. I told her with my "Diagnostic Sense" that she was ready and it was alright I would take care of Mark for her, she seemed worried about that; I reasured her and she began to tell me how bright the light was, I told her it was FOR HER, and to go, they were waiting for her. Although the phone did not ring I knew when I called at lunch she had gone. I also know she is happy there and had been waiting for this release for some time. She always loved me and made me feel like one her own daughters not just an in-law. This will remain one of the most precious moments in my life. I would like to learn more about Dreamwalking, I believe I have done a variation of this before, only on my own and I call it my "Diagnostic Sense". Being a nurse I have had many times been on some journeys with my patients and have learned a lot, but I'm unsure if this is what Dreamwalking is about. I am truly sorry to hear of your loss even though this has been over 2 years ago. I’m sure you still feel peaceful about the experience. I do hope your Mother is doing well, have you ever been able to approach her with your “understanding”? If so ,if you don’t mind me asking, how did she do with it, given your Christian upbringing? I myself have only 1 relative I can be honest with about my insights and “journeys”. She has a knowledge base I can rely on, although she does prefer the fundementalist christian way, she can see there is more here than those belief systems allow and those religious constraints. My Mother-in-law just passed 7/6/09, she was the most pious christian woman I’ve ever known in my life, I had just started this job and felt her energy ebbing for days before. On that particular day when I got up for work I knew she could hear me, she was getting ready to cross the “bridge”, she was so happy and girl-like, smiling and she was so beautiful I couldn’t help but cry all the way to work. I told her with my “Diagnostic Sense” that she was ready and it was alright I would take care of Mark for her, she seemed worried about that; I reasured her and she began to tell me how bright the light was, I told her it was FOR HER, and to go, they were waiting for her. Although the phone did not ring I knew when I called at lunch she had gone. I also know she is happy there and had been waiting for this release for some time. She always loved me and made me feel like one her own daughters not just an in-law. This will remain one of the most precious moments in my life. I would like to learn more about Dreamwalking, I believe I have done a variation of this before, only on my own and I call it my “Diagnostic Sense”. Being a nurse I have had many times been on some journeys with my patients and have learned a lot, but I’m unsure if this is what Dreamwalking is about.

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