montalk wrote:Two nights ago I had a phrase sung to me by a chorus of children ...
We are at the verge of retaking control.
That's cool; it's nice to get some definite positive feedback like that!
lyra wrote:[In the dream] I've forgotten to go to math class all year. !!! ... The mistake/problem has become so big by that point that I don't even want to try to remedy it, it seems beyond my fixing. The level of panic and helplessness can't be described! Total stress moment!
Even more interesting is that "math class" and the big mix up always involves 3rd and 4th period. Some REALLY hazy confusion and mishaps regarding 3rd and 4th period. I went to 3rd when I should have been in 4th, and 4th when I should have gone to 3rd.
Is that a metaphor for 3rd and 4th density? Going to 3rd density when I should be in 4th????
lyra wrote:We incarnated here because we thought we needed to, but we don't have to be here. It's not real. And it's time to wake up to this and get the hell out of Dodge.
This is a really weird synch for me too. For years I have had a very similar recurring dream. In this dream I suddenly realize, to my horror, that I HAVE NOT GRADUATED. In some dreams it's about high school, in others college, but I don't think that's relevant ... in real life I finished both. In the dream I realize with a terrible feeling in the pit of my stomach that I still have 3 or 4 (yes, same numbers) classes yet to complete, and I just somehow don't feel I'll ever be able to complete them!
Then I wake up and realize to my relief that it's ok: I already graduated -- a long time ago -- so there's really nothing to worry about after all.
I never really thought about it or what the implications might be until just now reading this post. I think lyra's interpretation applies to my dream as well: 3-D life itself being a "school" from which we do eventually graduate, and maybe we're already THERE and have just forgotten. Maybe we just need to "wake up" and realize it. That's a comforting thought!
I also had a dream a long time ago, while I was middle or high school, of showing up at class one day, except it was all strange kids and a strange teacher there. It turned out I was in another school that had the exact same layout as my own, but across town (!) and I had somehow wound up there by mistake. Maybe that means that I got mixed up coming here; third-density is the "wrong school." That would be FINE with me -- I'd be more than happy to leave! hehe. Especially if the "right" place to be has all the natural beauty and wonders of this earth, but without the reptiles and all the baggage that comes with their presence. Hey, maybe if Stuart Wilde and other writers are correct in predicting that the lizzies will soon be departing our world, then this "wrong school" will as a result BECOME the right one. Just a thought.
Poffo wrote:Aldo, when I read Lyra's dream report earlier for some reason I made mental note that she specifically wrote the brand and type of car she drove. I guess I noticed because it seemed like extra information. That level of detail ultimately had no bearing on the understanding of the dream or about her car's role in it.
Maybe she wrote it subconsciously for you? What's the deal Lyra?!?! 
It's amazing how many synchronicities come about through the interactions on this forum...
Yeah, I have seen a lot of that myself on the forum, and lyra does seem to get a disproportional amount of it! I find it clearly apparent that the higher a person moves up in awareness, the move visible (and valuable) of a target they might become for "the other side." But for the same reason, they also seem to get that much more protection from their own side. Makes sense to me.

This Is The Grok
the parasites are terrified of
And That YOUR Higher Self Has Waited Lifetimes
To Hear And Re-Member
It’s What Burns This Concentration Camp From Existence
And Seals This As YOUR Final Lifetime
In The Vortex Of Insanity
Well Done High Mage
The Healing Has Been Accomplished On ALL Levels
The Future Awaits YOUR Return
With More Love And Respect
Than YOU Can Currently Imagine
lyra wrote:Very nice, SiriArc. smile Thanks for that.
Yes, very nice indeed. 
proto wrote:I'm starting a log book tonight to record my dreams. My dreams are too vivid and colorful, yet I forget them; I hate that. Hopefully it will work out. Do any of you guys have a dream log? Has it helped?
Yes, actually that's why I decided to review this thread today. When I was 14 I went to the "Silva Mind Control Method" class which was spread over two weekends. They made a point of explaining that it was "SELF mind control" designed to help a person learn to better utilize their own subconscious through meditiation, visualization and conscious intention while in the alpha-/theta- brainwave states. As far as I can tell that was all true and there was nothing "fishy" or malevolent about it. Then again, I've definitely had abduction-related and other highly-strange stuff in my life, and they did call it "Mind Control" after all ... so who knows? But I'm pretty sure my taking that class was a consequence of my already-existing propensity toward metaphysical subjects and not a direct cause of anything in particular. But I digress.
I mention it because the course did teach the technique of intentionally remembering one's dreams by intending to do so before bed, and just before going to bed going to get a pen and paper to keep next to the bed, so that you would be ready to write down your remembered dream immediately upon waking. I did do that a few times back then, and was successful at remembering some dreams. But I got lazy and stopped practicing the technique after a few days.
I was reading Montalk's book a week or two ago, and he wrote about the same technique, so I figured "hey, it worked for me before, maybe I ought to try it again." And so for the past few days I have been doing so, and have in fact been remembering quite a few dreams again.
One dream was regarding a close family member of mine who is a total "normal" and unfortunately extremely simple-minded. They outright refuse to do ANY independent thinking or even consider most unusual possibilities; they are like a living wind-up-toy, and this has been an ongoing source of frustration for me. A few days before this dream, I had asked in my nightly prayer-routine for guidance in finding the best way to help this person -- some angle via which I might finally get through to this person.
So in the dream, I am on some kind of a snowy mountaintop. Here I see this family member wandering along, looking at a paper they have in their hand. As usual, and despite my repeated warnings of the danger, they are not paying attention to what they are doing, walking around totally oblivious to their surroundings. To my horror, I watch as they wander from the cliff's edge onto a NARROW FOOT-BRIDGE suspended in space, with NOTHING at either side but a LONG WAY DOWN into the void ... and the bridge is EXTREMELY ICY!!!
I and others shout "watch out where you are going!" My family member looks up and finally realizes the danger. They quickly try to straighten themselves up from their hunched-over posture, but they overcorrect, totally lose their balance, and fall right over the edge. I was there and caught them by their wrist, but they were too heavy. Because of the ice, I started to slide over the edge myself, and so in a moment's terrible decision I let them go.
I believe that the message of this dream was quite clear ... just because they're going over the edge doesn't mean I have to also. After all, it is clearly a free-will issue and they need to learn their own lessons ... even if it has to be the hard way. But then I think about the message from the movie What Dreams May Come, about never giving up on someone you love. Sigh.
A couple of nights ago, I dreamt of going into a pool hall with two acquaintances: one was someone that in real life I was friends with as a teenager, but stopped being friends with because they ended up turning into a real jerk. The other was someone I didn't actually see in the dream, I just knew he was there and his name was "Hank." (Not sure why!) Anyway I wandered around for awhile and got bored, so I went to leave, only to find out that my two companions had already left without paying the bill, leaving me to pay the whole thing. There was a guest-register book where everyone had signed in upon entering. This book had their first names in the left column, their group affiliation in the middle column, and the time of entry in the right. I had to turn back a few pages to find the entry where we had signed in, and in one of the in-between pages between I saw there was a group of 4-5 with a Masonic Temple affiliation, who had come in after me). For me, this simply seems to indicate that my activities are being "followed" with interest by "Them." No surprise there for those who know me.
When I woke up with this dream fresh in mind, I was so extremely tired that instead of picking up my notebook and writing it down, I just closed my eyes and passed out again. Not a good sign, probably, but also not unusual for me. For as long as I can remember I've been able, if I don't set an alarm, to sleep 10-12 hours and still wake up feeling totally dead. Fortunately, after about 20 or 30 minutes I'm usually totally awake and functional, so I don't know what the implications of this might be. Maybe I'm being messed with in my sleep, maybe it's in the dreamscape only, I don't know. I think that maybe what is happening is that I am having these dreams in a very deep level of sleep, and then waking spontaneously from that state at the end of the dream as the result of the intention to do so which I had set before going to sleep. Maybe a combination of that and some messing-with.
Last night I again intended to remember a dream, and I woke up from one which involved a nasty little E.T. being present. He was like a small version of the aliens in the movie "The Arrival," I think. This one called himself "Danny," but I knew he was just calling himself that to seem "just like us" and was, in fact, quite malevolent. I don't recall the setting for sure, but I think it was an underground facility. When I woke up today I was very tired again as usual, but drug myself to an upright position and grabbed the notebook, only to find that there was no pen there (ugh!) ... so again, I went back to sleep without first committing all the details to paper.
Tonight, I will be making sure to have the notebook and TWO pens there ready for when I wake up. And will try intending not only to remember and understand my dreams, but also that when I wake up that I will be able to actually STAY AWAKE long enough to get everything written down! I hadn't specified that part in my intentions the past few nights, so I figure I ought to give it a try. Till then ...