Guest guest Posted January 7, 2007 Report Posted January 7, 2007 I had the most beautiful vision this morning during meditation. It started out where I was in a cloud of white light (Shaman Vision playing in the background) then I saw a woman dancing. (I'm learning belly dancing) And this is what she was doing to very slow chanting and drumming. Then she turned into a light being still dancing doing moves that were breathtaking. I was mesmerized. It was so beautiful it hurt. Then I was filled with her longing. She was waiting for someone. Her dancing was her Song. I felt her pain of being separated from the one she is waiting for. I felt myself moving with her in my mind and then the cloud enveloped us and it was gone. This time I felt led to ground myself before trying to come back. Feel my feet, my body, then open my eyes. It was a much smoother landing. Just thought you might enjoy this. Love, dhyana Quote
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2007 Report Posted January 7, 2007 Shakti waiting for Shiva. - the blessed union - my take - chrism Quote
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2007 Report Posted January 7, 2007 Very beautiful indeed, dhyana. Thanks for sharing. The longing you allude to reminds me of a poem by Rumi: " Listen to the moan of a dog for its master. That whining is the connection. There are love dogs no one knows the names of. Give your life to be one of them. " To spiritual seekers who give up asking for the divine because they think they haven't heard anything back, Rumi responds: " This longing you express is the return message. " Love, Troy , " novalees " <Novalees wrote: > > I had the most beautiful vision this morning during meditation. It > started out where I was in a cloud of white light (Shaman Vision > playing in the background) then I saw a woman dancing. (I'm learning > belly dancing) And this is what she was doing to very slow chanting and > drumming. Then she turned into a light being still dancing doing moves > that were breathtaking. I was mesmerized. It was so beautiful it hurt. > Then I was filled with her longing. She was waiting for someone. Her > dancing was her Song. I felt her pain of being separated from the one > she is waiting for. I felt myself moving with her in my mind and then > the cloud enveloped us and it was gone. > > This time I felt led to ground myself before trying to come back. Feel > my feet, my body, then open my eyes. It was a much smoother landing. > > Just thought you might enjoy this. Love, dhyana > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2007 Report Posted January 7, 2007 Wow...thank you, Troy! Love, dhyana --- tbm36m <tbm36m wrote: > Very beautiful indeed, dhyana. Thanks for sharing. > > The longing you allude to reminds me of a poem by > Rumi: > > " Listen to the moan of a dog for its master. > That whining is the connection. > > There are love dogs > no one knows the names of. > > Give your life > to be one of them. " > > To spiritual seekers who give up asking for the > divine because they > think they haven't heard anything back, Rumi > responds: " This longing > you express is the return message. " > > Love, > Troy > > > > --- In > , > " novalees " > <Novalees wrote: > > > > I had the most beautiful vision this morning > during meditation. It > > started out where I was in a cloud of white light > (Shaman Vision > > playing in the background) then I saw a woman > dancing. (I'm > learning > > belly dancing) And this is what she was doing to > very slow > chanting and > > drumming. Then she turned into a light being still > dancing doing > moves > > that were breathtaking. I was mesmerized. It was > so beautiful it > hurt. > > Then I was filled with her longing. She was > waiting for someone. > Her > > dancing was her Song. I felt her pain of being > separated from the > one > > she is waiting for. I felt myself moving with her > in my mind and > then > > the cloud enveloped us and it was gone. > > > > This time I felt led to ground myself before > trying to come back. > Feel > > my feet, my body, then open my eyes. It was a much > smoother > landing. > > > > Just thought you might enjoy this. Love, dhyana > > > > > Quote
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