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1. Dimension of Dreams

By Susan Kramer

An amusement park with a ferris wheel and a ferris wheel

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Photo by S. Schaap, atop ferris wheel, overlooking Castricum to North Sea

In dreams we can expand beyond our waking experiences to a greater range of life experiences. For example, while awake and walking along the shore on a cool, brisk day, we may wish it was warm enough to go swimming. In a dream we can create a warm balmy day, walk along the shore, dive into the surf, and swim as long as we choose, and then remember the experience and its feelings when we awaken.

Dreams can also give us information. I was a ballet dancer till age 30, and now, many years later, I write tutorials about how to execute the steps. When my waking memory of performing a certain combination fails me, I invariably have a dream of myself dancing the steps on stage. Upon waking, I write out the dream sequence in detail.

Also, in my dancing dreams I execute the steps perfectly, with a lightness I didn’t have in the physical dimension. Reflecting on this phenomenon, I have to consider that dreams are of light, rather than physical, so it makes sense they would feel buoyant.

An important point is, dreams give us the opportunity to do whatever we wish, without future repercussions. We gain memorable experiences without physically involving others.

Dreams are a useful dimension of our life on earth.

While living solely as a Spirit in Light – Enlightened Spirit

I believe we will always feel the expansion we now feel

In uplifting dreams.

2. Dream with Grandmother Helen on May 1, 2021

Experience by Susan Kramer

My dear maternal grandmother, Helen Melocik Kaspar, lived from 1902 to 1995. I was born in 1946 so we had many years to interrelate.

When I was growing up, Grandmother Helen visited us down on the river on Sunday afternoons for a family dinner, going back and forth to Severna Park from her home in Baltimore. Then when I danced with the Baltimore Opera Company ballets at the Lyric Theater in Baltimore in the mid-60s I stayed overnight with her. I felt a close kinship.

Early this morning in a lucid dream I was walking across a large parking lot and approaching me was Grandmother Helen, smiling, wearing a puffy white winter coat. I speeded up my steps and embraced her in a big hug. I took a long look at her face and she appeared about 60 years old, which I was surprised at since I knew I was 74. But I was so happy to hold her close.

My next thought was to find an electric cart that seniors use while shopping, as I realized she was way past 100 years old by my quick calculations.

Then I woke up with this experience fresh in my mind and am recording it to remember the sweetness and lessons. One more proof our loved ones may be gone physically but we can still relate on other levels.

I know this is not the ultimate level of experience, my joyful meditations are beyond personality, but for a human relationship this surely felt uplifting and reassuring that we do live in other realities both before and after physical death.

Books and Ebooks

Page created May 1, 2021

1. Dimension of Dreams

2. Dream with Grandmother Helen on May 1, 2021

Experience by Susan Kramer

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