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Receiving Wise Advice
Experience by Susan Kramer
I enjoy a period of peace of mind both during and after meditating. As
my mind becomes still, my body does, too. And if I’m under the weather
meditation gives me a rest from worry and pain.
Sometimes a lucid dream also gives me a push in a higher or purer
direction. Last night I had one of these dreams:
I walked into a room that was about 150 feet square. It seemed to be
near dusk as I could just see what was around me. The floor was a medium brown
varnished plank wood with a burnished red tone that looked clean
but well used. Columns of wood stood in the corners bearing a similar reddish
tone. I don’t remember looking over head. The windows were covered with wood
lattice panels, which probably explained the subdued light. Solid wood chairs
were placed along the walls but the center of the room was clear and covered by
an area rug in a deep red, maroon and cobalt blue pattern reminiscent of how I
think of Tibet. (This last observation will give you a hint of who I was to
meet in the dream.)
The general atmosphere was uplifting and peaceful. As I had felt a
desire in my waking life to one day meet the person I had grown to most revere
in my life, I was about to get my wish.
I like to read inspiring stories and watch videos about the lives of
those who live in the highest way. These stories stay in my mind and inspire me
to act for the highest good.
The benefit of meeting one of these people in a lucid dream is I could
ask at least one question to clarify some point I was pondering. I knew they
would have a wise opinion.
Can you guess who joined me in the room and did leave me feeling
inspired when I awoke. Yes, it was the Dalai Lama.
The back story on this is the first day I arrived in Amsterdam from
America to marry Stan I was confronted with an entire wall of videos in his
apartment. I picked out and we watched “Seven Years in Tibet.”
More experiences: http://www.susankramer.com/stories.html
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Receiving Wise Advice © 2020 Susan Kramer; photo by Stan Schaap overlooking Santa Barbara |
Books
and Ebooks
Samples:
New: Meditation Reveals
Our Sacred Body – book or ebook
Anneke and Hans – 30 Short
Stories from North Holland – book or ebook
God Speaks Through the Holy
Spirit – book or ebook
Meditation Lessons for
Teens and Adults – book or ebook
Gentle
Yoga and Meditation - book or ebook for adults
Yoga
for All Kids - book or ebook
About the Author: A meditation and yoga practitioner and international author since 1976,
Susan Kramer writes on practical spirituality, family and social issues, and dance.
Her instructional books are listed at her web site – http://www.susankramer.com/books.html
Email: susan@susankramer.com
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