Guest guest Posted September 2, 2007 Report Posted September 2, 2007 Claudia: I'm a firm believer that dream interpetation means nothing unless it is meaningful to the dreamer! What you said is meaningful to you. A lot of times the brain is just " sorting things out " in dreams (unless it is a clairvoyant/ Astral trip type dream). Then too it can be a combination of many types! Good luck with all of that! Don't forget to " just breathe " once in a while! :) Stephen , Claudia Lambright <newtfoodbowl wrote: > > Dear Stephen, > > That is a very logical observation and it makes good > sense. As I look at our relationship, as honestly as > I possibly can, I cannot see that I am holding her > down in any way...the fact is that, even though I am > her older sister, she does not 'look up' to me. She > and I don't see eye to eye on spiritual subjects...she > is a very fundamentalist Christian and I am, well, > very 'non-traditional' in my beliefs, LOL! So > anything that I share with her in that area goes in > one ear and out the other. I do not believe that I > have any influence on her whatsoever.................. " > Peace, Love, > Claudia > > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 2, 2007 Report Posted September 2, 2007 Dear Stephen, I don't understand what you mean by 'now relax' and remember to 'just breathe'...am I giving you the impression that I'm uptight or worried sick or something? That is not the case at all...as I said, I honor my sister's soul's choices...I am completely comfortable with that. No matter what happens, everything is as it should be. I love her and want everything to be as it should be FOR HER. Sorry if I gave you the wrong impression, bro! Blessings & love, Claudia --- Stephen AKA Master Condrey <stephencondrey wrote: > Claudia: > > I'm a firm believer that dream interpetation means > nothing unless it > is meaningful to the dreamer! > > What you said is meaningful to you. > > A lot of times the brain is just " sorting things > out " in dreams > (unless it is a clairvoyant/ Astral trip type > dream). > Then too it can be a combination of many types! > > Good luck with all of that! > Don't forget to " just breathe " once in a while! > > :) > Stephen > > --- In > , > Claudia > Lambright <newtfoodbowl wrote: > > > > Dear Stephen, > > > > That is a very logical observation and it makes > good > > sense. As I look at our relationship, as honestly > as > > I possibly can, I cannot see that I am holding her > > down in any way...the fact is that, even though I > am > > her older sister, she does not 'look up' to me. > She > > and I don't see eye to eye on spiritual > subjects...she > > is a very fundamentalist Christian and I am, well, > > very 'non-traditional' in my beliefs, LOL! So > > anything that I share with her in that area goes > in > > one ear and out the other. I do not believe that > I > > have any influence on her > whatsoever.................. " > > Peace, Love, > > Claudia > > > > > > ______________________________\ ____ Take the Internet to Go: Go puts the Internet in your pocket: mail, news, photos & more. http://mobile./go?refer=1GNXIC Quote
Guest guest Posted September 2, 2007 Report Posted September 2, 2007 Howdy, Sis! Maybe you are reminding me of me. (Why not, we all are One--are we not?). Maybe this is a message to all of us who seek healing. Sometimes we forget " the Higher purpose--and Life Plan " when one of our loved ones is sick and dying. Are there lessons for anyone involved when we get sick (or die)? I cannot see why not! Yes, we naturally want everything to " be better' for our loved ones, but we must also ponder what the reason for the sickness is too. I do believe that we should not try to heal unless the sick one ask for it. If they ask, maybe it's part of the lesson. I don't know! But, these are good things to ponder! Anyway... I pray for you both, because it is never easy for any of us! With Love, Bro' Stephen :) , Claudia Lambright <newtfoodbowl wrote: > > Dear Stephen, > > I don't understand what you mean by 'now relax' and > remember to 'just breathe'...am I giving you the > impression that I'm uptight or worried sick or > something? That is not the case at all...as I said, I > honor my sister's soul's choices...I am completely > comfortable with that. No matter what happens, > everything is as it should be. I love her and want > everything to be as it should be FOR HER. > > Sorry if I gave you the wrong impression, bro! > > Blessings & love, > Claudia > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 2, 2007 Report Posted September 2, 2007 Thanks, my friend, you are right. We must ponder the reason for the sickness...on all levels. Blessing & love to you, soul brother! Claudia --- Stephen AKA Master Condrey <stephencondrey wrote: > Howdy, Sis! > > Maybe you are reminding me of me. (Why not, we all > are One--are we > not?). > > Maybe this is a message to all of us who seek > healing. > > Sometimes we forget " the Higher purpose--and Life > Plan " when one of > our loved ones is sick and dying. Are there lessons > for anyone > involved when we get sick (or die)? I cannot see why > not! > > Yes, we naturally want everything to " be better' for > our loved ones, > but we must also ponder what the reason for the > sickness is too. > > I do believe that we should not try to heal unless > the sick one ask > for it. If they ask, maybe it's part of the lesson. > > I don't know! But, these are good things to ponder! > > Anyway... > I pray for you both, because it is never easy for > any of us! > > With Love, > Bro' Stephen > :) > > --- In > , > Claudia > Lambright <newtfoodbowl wrote: > > > > Dear Stephen, > > > > I don't understand what you mean by 'now relax' > and > > remember to 'just breathe'...am I giving you the > > impression that I'm uptight or worried sick or > > something? That is not the case at all...as I > said, I > > honor my sister's soul's choices...I am completely > > comfortable with that. No matter what happens, > > everything is as it should be. I love her and > want > > everything to be as it should be FOR HER. > > > > Sorry if I gave you the wrong impression, bro! > > > > Blessings & love, > > Claudia > > > > ______________________________\ ____ Luggage? GPS? Comic books? Check out fitting gifts for grads at Search http://search./search?fr=oni_on_mail & p=graduation+gifts & cs=bz Quote
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