i had a dream

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a man and a woman somehow seeming to be linked to one another, a couple maybe, told me last night to stick to my guns. they told me not to get disillusioned, disgruntled and stay on the path.

i mentioned recently that my senses get blurred. blurred between reality and dreams. no longer able at times to tell what is what.

this time i think i can...or can i? - it was in the middle of the night. i was asleep, had been asleep for a couple of hours. i woke up straight thereafter - through a terrible cough i had. which i normally don't. maybe it was in order for me to remember. maybe it was for another reason. i know it happened during i was asleep - but was it a dream?

lately, i have started to have doubts again. whether all i envision, all i believe in is managable, possible and right. whether i wish to create this ideal word - a world which will only exist in my "dreams"...a vision i have which will never become "reality". i started having doubts again - not only about myself, my way but everything else as well - am i following, walking the wrong path? is there a right one?

when the couple told me to stick to my guns and follow what i feel, what i want, what i know...to be right, i turned around to them asking them how they know about all i feel, envision, want and know. and they just said: "we know it all, we see it all - we are there to know and see it all, this is our purpose - as well as telling those who are on the right path, to stick it out and not to doubt and give up"

i'll take this dream as a real call, a real nudge, a real support...and now hours later, i truely believe it is.

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The real and the right

I like what Female Warrior says about having a path with heart. This seems more useful than thinking about whether a path is "right." I spent a lot of energy in my life thinking about right and wrong and I came to the conclusion that these terms are overused.

"Real" is another problematic word for me. Why should a dream be any less "real" than ordinary waking consciousness? It doesn't help me to think about whether an experience is real or not. It has helped me to learn to recognize when I am not thinking clearly, i.e., my state of mind is not serving my intention of leading a calm and centered life. Talking to a close friend about my state of mind is also helpful.

For what it's worth, your experience sounds affirming and helpful to your life, and that makes it real to me.

maybe the masc n fem parts

maybe the masc n fem parts of urself are reachinga balance or consensus. It makes you uncomfortable but you no it's the way to be, what you are now compared wit who you use 2 be. Sory 4 slang n abbreviations but I on smart fone now. Make me sound dumber.
An invasion of armies can be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come.”-Victor Hugo

haven't thought

about that one Meg - thanks for the hint...I will just consider this as well...thanks for bringing this up indeed!

got all the slang as well ;) - always feels odd typing that way doesn't it?...found the smart phone vs dumber thing actually pretty funny...hmm...

thanks guys...

great quote Female Warrior...I agree with Lightning - it sure is much better to think of a path with heart than right/wrong...will adapt this from now on...like this a lot! another eye opener here for me!

Lightning Hawk - I agree with you with regards to the reality/dream issue and the problematic of the term...thought about it for quite a bit lately and feel that no matter what it may be deemed or be seen by others...it is all real...to me at least and I will take it all as being part of me...I feel I need it all to make sense...if that makes sense at all?

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