05-02-2006, 12:00 AM
Saranicka,
I agree. Dreaming is a part of human nature, we are much more than this body and each man can evolve if he/her truly tries to.
There is no one special, we are all the same; people with same abilities to bring this life to the higher level of existence.
When we get there, ego goes away, all shallow emotions we have goes away, personal history fades..., there is just awareness.
That is the goal of my life, to expand awareness, to get balanced, to get more aware, not just in dreaming, but in everyday life too. Everyday life is not to underestimate, tonal is the part of our life's too and we can't enter nagual part if tonal is unbalanced.
I'm glad you, Artnwere and Poutnik are here with us, and our goal, as a group is to expand awareness and to try to meet in dreaming as a group, and help eachother with advices and experience sharing.
All best to you,
Castor
''It is a dangerous business, going out of your door. You step into the Road, and if you dont keep your feet, there is no knowing where you might be swept off to.'' J.R.R. Tolkien
I agree. Dreaming is a part of human nature, we are much more than this body and each man can evolve if he/her truly tries to.
There is no one special, we are all the same; people with same abilities to bring this life to the higher level of existence.
When we get there, ego goes away, all shallow emotions we have goes away, personal history fades..., there is just awareness.
That is the goal of my life, to expand awareness, to get balanced, to get more aware, not just in dreaming, but in everyday life too. Everyday life is not to underestimate, tonal is the part of our life's too and we can't enter nagual part if tonal is unbalanced.
I'm glad you, Artnwere and Poutnik are here with us, and our goal, as a group is to expand awareness and to try to meet in dreaming as a group, and help eachother with advices and experience sharing.
All best to you,
Castor
''It is a dangerous business, going out of your door. You step into the Road, and if you dont keep your feet, there is no knowing where you might be swept off to.'' J.R.R. Tolkien