Sometimes it's a no.

[delphia2ohohoh]

As many of you know, I talk to dead people. Frequently, I get messages/info/acknowledgements in dreams or while I'm meditating in bed. Today, I decided to see if Sid had anything to say. I fell asleep and after about an hour and half, I woke up realizing I'd been dreaming about trying to see a rock star at a concert. Said star was too busy to see me and all her entourage prevented me from trying to see her. I take that as a pretty emphatic no. For now.

Comments

[lunachickk.livejournal.com]

Hey, that happens to me too in dreams. :)

I can never plan it though, they just come to me when they are ready.

[delphia2000.livejournal.com]

Well, apparently she did have something to say. The other day a phrase from the Bible popped into my head and has stayed there like an earworm. "Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin." I had zero reason to remember this and it took a little nagging before I realized it was a message altho not necessarily from Sid. However, it can be taken as the meaning of accepting what is coming. Or it can be literal...writing on the wall. Just so happens I have several quotes I like that I have pinned to my wall. The one that 'feels' like the message is pointing out to me is the one that says "Be willing to fail doing what you love." I think it's a writing prompt from beyond. :o)

[trekfan.livejournal.com]

I didn't know you spoke to the other side. How many of the dreams have been literal?

Hugs

[delphia2000.livejournal.com]

I just get whatever they send to me and I interpret it as it feels right to me. When I did a dream study class with a psychic, she said that many times things were presented as puns: dreaming that the bottoms of your feet hurt, your soles, was actually a dream about your spiritual state, ie your soul. Ever since I've accepted that the message was the one about 'failing' the earworm/mindworm has gone so I'm pretty sure I got the message.