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Alinta, also called The Woman of Fire, is an Australian aboriginal elder. Her other name is Lorriane Mafi-Williams, and she is written about in Steven McFadden's classic LEGEND OF THE RAINBOW WARRIORS. She says: "The dreamtime is the source of both past reality and future possibilities." It reminds me how much power we have, as individuals and together, to determine the future.
What I mean by dreamtime is the use of our full mental, emotional, and spiritual abilities to manifest what we believe in and want. The ways we can create through dreamtime are infinite, but include meditation, prayer,visualization, group reality creation, physical dreaming, balanced-brain thinking, clarifying one's vision, reading, writing, sleep-dreaming, psychodrama,and resting.
For example, dreamtime can happen when you're home with the flu or recovering from any physical ailment that keeps you out of your usual routines. The right brain can come more fully into balance with your usually dominant left-brain, and you can "hear" your own inner ideas and messages more fully.
I know that dreamtime work isn't always enough. Making a spiritual blueprint often has to be followed by actual daily effort and focused attention. But daily effort without the spiritual blueprint is often scattered and relatively unhelpful in getting our aims met.
For some great mental stimulation about dreamtime, see "What The Bleep Do We Know", a great DVD about brain science, quantum physics, and the way we create our realities through our worldviews. If you've already seen it, it's always worth viewing again.
Stay tuned to this blog if you're called to, and also you can refer to another of my favorite mental stimulation vehicles about dreamtime - "Wishcraft: How To Get What You Really Want" by the great Barbara Sher.
Consider taking time for your Dreamtime. If you don't actively dream your future, there are many others who will do it for you!
What I mean by dreamtime is the use of our full mental, emotional, and spiritual abilities to manifest what we believe in and want. The ways we can create through dreamtime are infinite, but include meditation, prayer,visualization, group reality creation, physical dreaming, balanced-brain thinking, clarifying one's vision, reading, writing, sleep-dreaming, psychodrama,and resting.
For example, dreamtime can happen when you're home with the flu or recovering from any physical ailment that keeps you out of your usual routines. The right brain can come more fully into balance with your usually dominant left-brain, and you can "hear" your own inner ideas and messages more fully.
I know that dreamtime work isn't always enough. Making a spiritual blueprint often has to be followed by actual daily effort and focused attention. But daily effort without the spiritual blueprint is often scattered and relatively unhelpful in getting our aims met.
For some great mental stimulation about dreamtime, see "What The Bleep Do We Know", a great DVD about brain science, quantum physics, and the way we create our realities through our worldviews. If you've already seen it, it's always worth viewing again.
Stay tuned to this blog if you're called to, and also you can refer to another of my favorite mental stimulation vehicles about dreamtime - "Wishcraft: How To Get What You Really Want" by the great Barbara Sher.
Consider taking time for your Dreamtime. If you don't actively dream your future, there are many others who will do it for you!
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