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When we dream, we go on a spirit voyage.
We leave our bodies in our beds, and we allow our spirit to journey.
We all do this, every night—whether we remember or not.
The question is, why would we think that dreams are not real? Or that dreams are not as real as this waking dream we live, that we call real life?
As souls, we are multidimensional beyond our mind/ego understanding. We cling to real life—but our real life has many forms, including the metaphysical.
If you can accept that you spirit travel every night, and that this is as much an important and real part of your life as your walking time, your dreams will reward you by becoming even more interesting, more prophetic and more useful.
We leave our bodies in our beds, and we allow our spirit to journey.
We all do this, every night—whether we remember or not.
The question is, why would we think that dreams are not real? Or that dreams are not as real as this waking dream we live, that we call real life?
As souls, we are multidimensional beyond our mind/ego understanding. We cling to real life—but our real life has many forms, including the metaphysical.
If you can accept that you spirit travel every night, and that this is as much an important and real part of your life as your walking time, your dreams will reward you by becoming even more interesting, more prophetic and more useful.