• JM25
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Re: Hostile Dream Manipulation.

I think that maybe it was your mum who put her arm around you?  Was there anything happening in your life that may have given off the vibe that you were in some need of comfort?  I think if it was some kind of negative entity playing with you they would have done something to scare you or something negative.  I dont think that just anything interuppting your sleep should be considered a bad thing, when you are in a semi concious or unconcious state those of a different realm find it easier to communicate.  I guess you could probably tell by the way the encounter makes you feel, when you really delve deep and think about how it made you feel after the initial reaction which was probably fear.

Last year I lived one house away from a graveyard, I live in a small town far from anywhere really so the graveyard was not a big one and it didnt make me feel uncomfortable.  I was fast asleep one night, I think in astral travel when I felt something holding me down on the bed and pushing really hard on my chest (I was laying on my back) I was aware of it and tried to yell out for it to "go away" something I always say but I couldnt talk or move, I think the reason for this was because I was not "in my physical body" at the time so it took a few seconds, once I got the words out the entity (or whatever it was) went away and did not return at all!  I have not had a physical encounter since (touch wood), I think I am well aware now of how to handle the situation and I feel confident that should anything decide to take me on again I will be oK!  Its weird!

How did you go with asking yourself the question of who it was that put their arm around you?

Fear is the unknown!
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Re: Hostile Dream Manipulation.

I did ask in my mind but to be honest it was a half-hearted attempt as I was shattered and when I awoke the first thing in my head was some daft memory about me and my mates messing around a few years ago. But...I did have some curious dreams: Firstly, I got off a train and realised I had travelled back in time to what I think was the 1970's/80's. My first thought was to try to recall when Mike Tyson lost in his shock first professional defeat to James Douglas, so I could place a bet and win big...Back to the Future 2 style tongue I must have a hidden greedy side to my nature wink

Then I found myself in a cafe type place in Switzerland and me and my friends got talking to a group of girls. Next thing I was on a plane and sitting next to one of them and we hit it off really well for what seemed to be a long time. 

I did meet a Dutch girl on a flight to Thailand a couple of years back and we got along like a house on fire. We kept in touch for over a year and if I hadn't been spoken for I'd have definatley tried to make a go of it with her (Amsterdam doesn't take long from my local airport). It's one of those where I often wonder what would have happened. She'd been seriously ill a while before I met her and I sometimes wonder if she's ok.

Anyway...I seem to be straying from the point somewhat. It may have been related to my mom; I was a bit stressed on that particular day so maybe it was a comforting presence afterall. I'll make a proper go of it tonight and put a sincere effort into asking, then I'll update you on the result.

'Tea is drunk to forget the din of the world' - T’ien Yiheng.

'You are here for no other purpose than to realise your inner divinity and manifest your innate enlightenment' - Morihei Ueshiba (Founder of Aikido).
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Re: Hostile Dream Manipulation.

smile well... travelling back in time would help sometimes, hindsight is the worst, would be nice if you could do something about it smile

I am totally exhausted today so I dont think I will be able to contribute much!  Found out last night that one of my old work collegues passed from Cervical Cancer which she didnt tell anyone she had in the first place.  We were all close at my old job so it came as a bit of a shock.  She was only 38 and has two young boys, sad.  I will miss her.

Anyway, I will be interested to hear how you go smile

Fear is the unknown!
  • From: Wolves, England.
  • Registered: 2006-11-17

Re: Hostile Dream Manipulation.

Sorry to hear about that, it must be an awful shock.

'Tea is drunk to forget the din of the world' - T’ien Yiheng.

'You are here for no other purpose than to realise your inner divinity and manifest your innate enlightenment' - Morihei Ueshiba (Founder of Aikido).
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Re: Hostile Dream Manipulation.

No more hostile dream experiences?  Did you manage to find out who the person was that put their arm around you?

I have been finding that i am drifting in and out of researching "all of this"... my wanting to know can go from really strong to nothing, does anyone else experience this?  I guess it would be just getting caught in normal every day life.  Have been very low on energy also for the past week or so.

Fear is the unknown!
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Re: Hostile Dream Manipulation.

Sorry about late reply...been a hectic few days. No hostiles recenty. I did ask about the arm but got nothing back as yet; I'll keep working on it.  With regards to researching this stuff, I find my enthusiasm also waxes and wanes; somethimes I'll experience a few days of inactivity but then I stumble onto something that really lights my candle and I'll get stuck into it for days at a time. I think it's just the way I've always been in that I get bursts of energy/inspiration that last for a while but then need to be replenished with new fuel (reading) to keep my interest & motivation burning.

I think it's understandable for your energy to be low considering recent events; these things really knock the stuffing out of us for a while!

'Tea is drunk to forget the din of the world' - T’ien Yiheng.

'You are here for no other purpose than to realise your inner divinity and manifest your innate enlightenment' - Morihei Ueshiba (Founder of Aikido).