Hi All,

For me i have to say, i am a Dreamer. I have always recorded and always remembered my dreams.
I always felt that there had to be a reason for dreaming adn it took me a long time to create my own interpretations of dreaming. I have stumbled a lot of times and i have not known the answers but i have been fortunate that i am blessed with friends who offer a great suggestion or two to help me understand.

I recall one dream involved me being picked up by the insurance man taht used to call regularly. he picked me up, pout me under his arm adn walked off with me down the garden path....

I never understood that dream and still do not...perhaps insecurities as a child...???...I believe there was amessage wiuthin it somewhere as it recurred.

When i met Okwaho i was introduced to the Medicine wheel. This wheel i am still understanding. My understanding is that it could take me many years to understand how it works but i have to say i am hooked and i am intrigued with what the Medicine Wheel offers and the teacher Okwaho, well, her insights are always welcome.
The reason i mention the Medicine Wheel is that it all relates to Dreaming. When i first learned taht there was 24 levels of dreaming i felt great excitement, I had felt various dreams were different to others and through having lucid dreams i was able to feel or rather gain different impressions. I suddenly realised taht dreaming was really important...I mean i had always felt that it was a big deal but could never put my finger on why??? Still can't truth be told but i am intrigued to discover more.


As i go through my life, these days, i look for synchronicities and patterns to see if they relate to my sleeping dreams and my life in general. I recognise that this reality is just another dream. I am still fascinated and in awe of how marvellous this world is...i have much to learn and i am enjoying the growth that i experience as i learn.

Be great to hear your thoughts on Dreaming xxx

Leanne