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No I would not.
And speaking of dreams ... I've been having some pretty bizarre ones over the past week.
Your son, like Abraham was asked to sacrifice Isaac.
Your son, like Abraham was asked to sacrifice Isaac.
That was the very story that made me question religion as a six year old girl seated next to may mother in church.
No I would not.
And speaking of dreams ... I've been having some pretty bizarre ones over the past week.
I know a lot about Dreams - I studied Lucidity and stuff for a short while. <3 them.
Your son, like Abraham was asked to sacrifice Isaac.
That was the very story that made me question religion as a six year old girl seated next to may mother in church.
No I would not.
And speaking of dreams ... I've been having some pretty bizarre ones over the past week.
I know a lot about Dreams - I studied Lucidity and stuff for a short while. <3 them.
Some of the recent ones have been disturbing and I hate dealing with the residual feelings. Thankfully most have been forgotten by mid-morning. I was talking earlier with a co-worker who recommended keeping a pen and pad of paper next to my bed so if I wake during the night, I can jot down what I was dreaming about. That's all fine and dandy, but I tend to fall right back to sleep. I can't imagine sitting up, turning on the light and writing.
Your son, like Abraham was asked to sacrifice Isaac.
That was the very story that made me question religion as a six year old girl seated next to may mother in church.
The story itself made me wonder: who really has enough faith in their God that they would carry that out, as Abraham did.
That was the very story that made me question religion as a six year old girl seated next to may mother in church.
The story itself made me wonder: who really has enough faith in their God that they would carry that out, as Abraham did.
Shouldn't One be questioning Their own sanity first?
I'm looking at Two Primary Directives here.
1) Love God with All the Strength of Your Being.
2) Love All of Humanity, All of Creation.
So putting God in Proper Perspective, God First in All things, (Input), We, through "Clarity Of Purpose", (Output), starting with baby steps, effect the World around us. Sacrificing Our Young does not exactly compute. All I'm suggesting is that you question your input.
Your son, like Abraham was asked to sacrifice Isaac.
That was the very story that made me question religion as a six year old girl seated next to may mother in church.
The story itself made me wonder: who really has enough faith in their God that they would carry that out, as Abraham did.
I know a lot about Dreams - I studied Lucidity and stuff for a short while. <3 them.
Some of the recent ones have been disturbing and I hate dealing with the residual feelings. Thankfully most have been forgotten by mid-morning. I was talking earlier with a co-worker who recommended keeping a pen and pad of paper next to my bed so if I wake during the night, I can jot down what I was dreaming about. That's all fine and dandy, but I tend to fall right back to sleep. I can't imagine sitting up, turning on the light and writing.
I would suggest doing what the coworker recommended.
The more your brain becomes familiar with what you're consistently dreaming, the greater
YOUR ability to realize you're dreaming, within the dream - and not only that but taking over control.
From there - answers come to you. Dilemmas you may have in your waking life seem easier to resolve.
Many great thinkers and artists' ideas throughout history were achieved through Lucid dreaming.
No I would not.
And speaking of dreams ... I've been having some pretty bizarre ones over the past week.
No I would not.
And speaking of dreams ... I've been having some pretty bizarre ones over the past week.
Obviously, I have left a lasting impression on miss masquerade...
Some of the recent ones have been disturbing and I hate dealing with the residual feelings. Thankfully most have been forgotten by mid-morning. I was talking earlier with a co-worker who recommended keeping a pen and pad of paper next to my bed so if I wake during the night, I can jot down what I was dreaming about. That's all fine and dandy, but I tend to fall right back to sleep. I can't imagine sitting up, turning on the light and writing.
I would suggest doing what the coworker recommended.
The more your brain becomes familiar with what you're consistently dreaming, the greater
YOUR ability to realize you're dreaming, within the dream - and not only that but taking over control.
From there - answers come to you. Dilemmas you may have in your waking life seem easier to resolve.
Many great thinkers and artists' ideas throughout history were achieved through Lucid dreaming.
I believe our Angels send messages through our dreams and that something we might think coincendental is actually a message. Take dreams for instance. A friend was talking last week about her dreams, I've been having my own and then I log in here and come across a thread about a message from God through a dream. Call me crazy, but I think I might put that pen and paper on my bedside table.