skyscrapers and dreams

[can_o_beans]

I'm sitting on the 14th floor of a skyscraper in the Chicago loop, at my new desk. Two windows in front of me offer a mediocre view, but you won't hear me complaining. I have yet to begin the serious training I need to do any work here, so for now I have lots of spare time. Also, I'm sitting next to an enormous Sunshine Bear (arguably the most

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[innerstep]

two things. fist, quite symbolic of your new take on your own potential. you can go anywhere and do anything; it's all in you. you can harness all that and absolutely use it to your advantage.

second, you could have actually been doing some astral travel. i believe when we fall asleep, our etheric body (spirit) leaves our physical body. the imagery accompanying the actual flying is your mind's way of dealing with what you may or may not have seen while traveling---but i bet you DID zip around.

cool man.

[can_o_beans]

I like the way that sounds! Do you ever have experiences like these? My dad told me once that when he was younger he had dreams just like these, and for awhile he believed they were literally real. He's grown bitter and closed-up in his old age, though. Still, it makes me wonder if this kind of thing can be genetic. :) I mean, it's not so hard to imagine right? We inherit other abstract things from our parents, like demons.

[innerstep]

not hard to imagine at all. as far as experiences, i have only had a few flying dreams in my whole life, but i always REMEMBER them. i forget why (in terms of dream analysis, but i think they're important somehow. my husband had one in the last six months or so and was really activated by it. he used to fly jets, though, so i don't know.

i love flying dreams, best as i recall...