things I’ve learn about dreams:
The different levels of dreaming
Level 1: nightmares, repetitive, and busy dreams
Level 2: clearing dreams (clearing negative emotions/images)
Level 3: Great dreams (heaven/angels/etc)
Level 4: Light dreams (mainly white light and other geometries)
Level 5: union with God (everywhere at once)
Things dreams can tell you
- how your physical body is doing
- how you are doing in this present moment
- questions and answers that you have about your life
- Precognitive or things that might happen in the future
aspects of dreams
P stands for P’shat, the story line.
Dream sequences don’t appear to our consciousness as a bundle of nonsense. They have a more
or less understandable story line. Although the story line might not make logical sense (one moment
| am walking upside down up some spindly stairs going toward the sky, the next | am crouching in
a basement deep in the earth), it still appears as a linear progression. Write your dream as you re-
member seeing it. When you write your dream down in your DreamBook, avoid short cuts. You want
your reader— your dream companion or company —to be able to “see,” to follow in their mind’s eye,
the sequences of images that you describe.
R stands for Remez, the pattern.
Every story line has a pattern. We will note without judgment the patterns in our dreams. All we seek
to do here is identify patterns; we are not yet trying to understand.
Pattern can be a map. The east, west, north, south orientations of the dream are patterns that we
note.
Pattern can be opposites: man and woman (| am a woman). Black (coat) and white (truck); night
and white truck.
D stands for Drash, the question.
What is the real question the dream is trying to figure out? This is the hardest level to home into.
The dream has a motivating purpose; it is trying to resolve something. Let’s go back to the man who
hates his mother and the synagogue. While this was not a night dream, it was a repetitive motif he
brought up every time he came to see me. You will come to see that there is little difference between
a person’s repetitive stories and their repetitive dreams. Your friends’ repetitive stories are like bad
dreams, and you must consider them as such. What was the real question here? What was the man
looking for? Hating his mother suggested that she had rejected him. He equated the synagogue,
where she went regularly, to his mother. In his mind they were one and the same. He had put them
both in the same bag. The question was: Where can | find loving support in a trustworthy environ-
ment? Clarifying the true question of the dream is already pointing us to what | call “responding to
the necessity of the dream.”
S stands for Sod, the secret or treasure.
Here the dream companions pause and wait. If they have opened the dream appropriately (becoming the secondary dreamers of the dream, they have described what they feel about the dream, and what they feel its true question is), the original dreamer will be touched. His/her (the original dreamer) response signifies whether or not the treasure has been accessed, and the original dreamer feels relieved and
enlightened.
Reversing (the most important imagery exercise)
Do this every night without fail. Do it in bed, with your eyes closed, just before going to
sleep: Look at your day backwards, as if rewinding the tape of your day. When you come
upon a difficult encounter with someone, go stand in that person’s shoes. Look at yourself
from that person’s vantage point. When you see clearly how you were behaving, return to
your body and continue reversing the day’s events. If you fall asleep, remember that the
brain doesn’t sleep, and it will continue reversing. You will wake up refreshed, your bur-
dens lightened.
Essentially, see images of your day in reverse and fix an image if you don’t like it while you are going to sleep
if you can do this while dreaming, amazing things can happen.
Also if you rotate 90 degrees to your right I’m pretty sure you go up a dimensional level ( or overtone) and turning 90 degrees to your left goes down. But if you don’t have strong enough field around you it might be undesirable in both directions.
Turning 90 down or up is un explored territory and is really heavy / advanced stuff. So don’t do tho unless you for sure know what you are doing.
As you are falling asleep, your start to see images. If you see an image you don’t like your can do the following, shrink the image and sweep it to the LEFT out of your field of vision. For me I see a bunch sometimes and you are actually able to sweep images to the left very fast and it just takes intention. So what I do is I just say to myself “I’m going to sweep any negative images to the left until I see images of light” and I do that with intention until I fall asleep. I don’t necessarily have to see the images, it’s just my intention that keeps it going. And it works most of the time