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[chamil1950]

Nice start John :)

Just wanted to welcome you to the group and looking forward to your
contributions. Where in NJ are you? I lived in Oakland for 17 years
before moving to Virginia Beach (been here 11 yrs now). Chris

> And the curriculum we elect for our experience is (should be) STO;
> elsewise, One could not Love otherselves, and we would be without
> unity and reality.>
> Peace, John

[JohnnyPi]

--- In asc2k@y..., "chamil1950" <chris.hamilton2@v...> wrote:
> Nice start John :)
>
> Just wanted to welcome you to the group and looking forward to your
> contributions. Where in NJ are you? I lived in Oakland for 17 years
> before moving to Virginia Beach (been here 11 yrs now). Chris
>
> > And the curriculum we elect for our experience is (should be)
> > STO; elsewise, One could not Love otherselves, and we would be
> > without unity and reality.>
> > Peace, John

Thanks for the encouragement, Chris.
(And belated thanks to Clark for the advice -- will try it soon.)
Am enjoying & learning here -- & trying to reciprocate...
Live/work in Newark (31 yrs:). After last city election, thinking of
moving on. Sister lived in VB about 7 years. If nostalgia hits,
consider trading places :)
Peace.

[Chris Hamilton]

Thanks for the encouragement, Chris.
Some of us are pretty scared to post online-I just try to encourage that all
positive ideas are welcome, and even the fears. We are all here to learn. Hey, I
tried "remembering my dreams" thingy-it woke me up at 2:30 and wrecked my next
day at work :) I decided not to do that so I could get up in the morning. So,
now, only the dreams my higher self REALLY wants me to learn gets thru. Sort of
what you get I suppose, so listen to them.

(And belated thanks to Clark for the advice -- will try it soon.)
Am enjoying & learning here -- & trying to reciprocate...
Live/work in Newark (31 yrs:). After last city election, thinking of moving
on. Sister lived in VB about 7 years. If nostalgia hits, consider trading places
:)

VB is a nice place-a little crowded, but some good people around for sure. Oh
, I will never trade-I like it here. Nice to have you on board. Chris




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[Tiffani Boswell]

Chris: Hey, I tried "remembering my dreams" thingy-it woke me up at 2:30
and wrecked my next day at work :) I decided not to do that so I could get
up in the morning. So, now, only the dreams my higher self REALLY wants me
to learn gets thru. Sort of what you get I suppose, so listen to them.

Tiffani: yeah...maybe I need to get more specific too...I understand the
"ravaged" feeling of not getting much "rest" at all because of remembering
dreams...and then the big bummer...last night I remembered a TON of
dreams...and woke up and wanted SOOO bad to keep dreaming this one dream
because I knew it meant something, someone I really was missing and wanted
to see was in the back of the house I was in with a light under the
door...and I knew if I could just stay dreaming later in the dream I would
see them...

and I did continue the dream half awake/ half asleep...but I knew it didn't
do like it should have...I "woke up" too much for the next two hours...

I suppose that is a good suggestion...that only the dreams that my higher
self REALLY wants me to remember will get through...

I also seem to have more intense dreams if I haven't had a couple glasses of
wine or martini...or something...having that before bed...i just sometimes
"dream" of things from my day...as opposed to waking up and knowing that
meant something...just one glass i can still have intense dreams...but i
have tried to stop except on the weekends...because having more than one
seems to effect my dreams...

tiffani