Kool K dream

[Guest guest]

I don't know that I'm looking for interpretation on this so much as I

just wanted to share a K dream I had:

 

At first I seem to be in E. Tenn. but it sort of morphs into England. I

visit a little quite old church that turns out to have been built over

an ancient spring. It is a sacred site used for baptism of fire. You go

down a curvy stone slide(which is wet from the top somehow by the

spring below) into a little bit of water. You only get wet a little. My

husband goes first, surprisingly. He is enlightened! Later, I do it,

too, after a few others go first, I just watch, to be sure I REALLY

want to do it myself. It's really simple. The change is internal, not

anything outside of the self. After going joyfully down the slide, I

stick my hand in a small crevice in the rock wall at the bottom. It's

wet in there. It seems to be the source of the spring. Later I find my

husband on a hill side taking in the far-reaching scenery with " new

eyes " . We have to go now, but I want to come back!

 

Isn't that just nice?! It felt very good. I loved the little spring!

 

Love,

Valarie

[Guest guest]

That sounds lovely, nice to share that with your husband.

I hope it's a vision of the future, when many husbands and wives will stand

together in union with the holy spirit. I wanna live in that reality!

Love elektra x x x

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Beautiful dream Valaria, thanks for sharing!

 

Sarita

 

, " Valarie

Vousden " <vjvousden wrote:

>

> I don't know that I'm looking for interpretation on this so much as

I

> just wanted to share a K dream I had:

>

> At first I seem to be in E. Tenn. but it sort of morphs into

England. I

> visit a little quite old church that turns out to have been built

over

> an ancient spring. It is a sacred site used for baptism of fire.

You go

> down a curvy stone slide(which is wet from the top somehow by the

> spring below) into a little bit of water. You only get wet a

little. My

> husband goes first, surprisingly. He is enlightened! Later, I do

it,

> too, after a few others go first, I just watch, to be sure I REALLY

> want to do it myself. It's really simple. The change is internal,

not

> anything outside of the self. After going joyfully down the slide,

I

> stick my hand in a small crevice in the rock wall at the bottom.

It's

> wet in there. It seems to be the source of the spring. Later I find

my

> husband on a hill side taking in the far-reaching scenery with " new

> eyes " . We have to go now, but I want to come back!

>

> Isn't that just nice?! It felt very good. I loved the little spring!

>

> Love,

> Valarie

>