Part Four:
Introduction
Lucid dreaming, creative navigation, and self-realization for you end this four-part dream series. I initially planned the first, second, and third blogs about the value of remembering, writing down, and getting the most out of our dreams. But after posting the second one, I was meditating and heard the quiet voice within my intuition whisper. “Add one more. There’s more. Write four. Go deeper.”
Questions, concerns, and possibilities for the fourth blog bubbled to the surface of my writing mind. It’s been a thrill to revisit and remember that we can wake up in our dreams and choose among infinite choices. But where to go from here?
Any paths we decide to take in dreams expose us to inner guidance we can’t access in the construct of daily life. But if we up our dream game with consistent application, we can learn to bring balance and power to support the best direction in life for ourselves, those we love, our community, and humanity. I started getting excited all over again at the potential each of us carries with us to affect the whole. So, I decided to flesh some things out here.
It remains my core understanding that everything is here to wake us up to our True Identity in Love Consciousness while detaching from all that isn’t that. In the meantime, we can also learn how to “see, be and do Love” in human life. One by one, and as a community of dreamers, we can revive our gifts to dream of a new and beautiful world for ourselves and all.
There are no limits. There is no better time than now to empower ourselves and our dreams. The Hawaiians believe that all power comes from within in each and every present moment. We can recognize and realize the truth of this understanding through lucid dreams, creative navigation, and self-realization.
“Sleeping and dreaming,” says Andrew Holecek, author and spiritual teacher, “offer nightly opportunities for spiritual awakening. When you know how to wake up in your dreams, you transform sleep into a portal to the most profound experiences of reality.
Lucid Dreaming Ideas
Pretend you’re suddenly lucid for the tenth time. You’ve had some fun exploring lucidity, traveling, connecting with others, asking for insight on your work or health, and even releasing a trauma that’s been dogging you for years. Now, you’ll want to set up expanded directions for dream navigation.
What follows are ideas to prime the pump of creating with your dreams and daytime application. These are only a few out of countless possibilities. I hope they will stimulate some uniquely creative ideas to investigate in your dreams.
Creative Navigation
Possible Intentions to
- NEW healing modalities for the body/mind that work for most people.
- Clever ways to grow food and restore our soil, air, water, spirits, etc.
- Develop ways to ascertain the integrity of leaders and aspiring leaders.
- Meet master teachers of any subject that interests you and interview them.
- Go where you can serve others with your gifts and see where it takes you.
- Find “your” tribe.
- Probe whether there are alien life forms that help us Earthlings.
- The best way for you to share the true power of lucid dreaming.
- What do you need to know that you don’t know you need to know?
Dream questing elevates your awareness, and you quickly become a mind-bending creative expression in your sleep and everyday life, too.
There are no limits to the possibilities within. We can make lucid dreaming a pathway to heal our deeply divided society and create solutions to all our problems.
Self-Realization
Delving into my dreams to write these blogs, I eventually asked the question directly. “Can lucid dreaming help us to recognize and realize the Love Consciousness we are?” And the answer is an emphatic yes.
Even though our dreams aren’t who we are, they can help with our instruction and take us to it through dream meditation, yoga, and seeking answers to deeper quests such as “Show me my next step in Awakening.” “I want to experience Love Consciousness (or whatever term suits your heart) now.” “Take me to where I can hear directly from Jesus, Buddha, Kwan Yin, or another favorite self-realized being as to what might help me in my quest.”
Santata Gamana states in his book, Lucid Dreaming: The Path of Non-Dual Dream Yoga. Realizing Enlightenment through Lucid Dreaming
“Transcending lucidity of dreams into lucidity of consciousness itself, regardless of its current state (wakefulness or dreaming), is the lucidity of the gods. That’s our destination.”
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Conclusion
Today, we explored more than a few benefits of interpreting our dreams, how to remember them, what lucid dreams are and how to get started. In this fourth and final blog in this series on dreams, we explored the possibilities of getting more out of lucid dreaming, creative navigation, and self-realization for you.
Through writing this blog for you, I felt a call to action where lucid dreaming is concerned. I want to open a new chapter of lucid dream incubation and exploration in the direction written about in the blogs. Let’s pay more attention to our dreams to see how they can wake us up to what is most important and bring balance to life all around.
Thank you for your comments.
Love and May All Your Best Dreams Come True,
Kaye
Thanks Kaye. Wondering if you might do a blog on the astrological concept of the “half birthday”?
When one wants no “self”, it’s a tenuous balance while in a body and dealing with the dualistic world one must have wanted. Most of my fellow creations are in the same boat and are also dealing with the perceptions of a seemingly manifested “reality.” And any tips on how to make this dream / illusion a happy one are appreciated. Thanks Kaye!