From Robert Moss’ blog: Dream Gates -Tapping the Power of Dreams, Coincidence, and Imagination…

Dreaming like an Egyptian

by Robert Moss

The ancient Egyptians understood that in dreams, our eyes are opened. Their word for dream, rswt, is etymologically connected to the root meaning “to be awake”. It was written with a symbol representing an open eye.

The Egyptians believed that the gods speak to us in dreams. As the Bible story of Joseph and Pharaoh reminds us, they paid close attention to dream messages about the possible future. They practiced dream incubation for guidance and healing at temples and sacred sites. They understood that by recalling and working with dreams, we develop the art of memory, tapping into knowledge that belonged to us before we entered this life journey, and awakening to our connection with other life experiences.

The Egyptians also developed an advanced practice of conscious dream travel. Trained dreamers operated as seers, remote viewers and telepaths, advising on affairs of state and military strategy and providing a mental communications network between far-flung temples and administrative centers. They practiced shapeshifting, crossing time and space in the dreambodies of birds and animals.

Through conscious dream travel, ancient Egypt’s “frequent flyers” explored the roads of the afterlife and the multidimensional universe. It was understood that true initiation and transformation takes place in a deeper reality accessible through the dream journey beyond the body. A rightful king must be able to travel between the worlds…

 

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No matter where we are in our cycle of life, this earth is our home and it is in our best interest to pay attention to the state of its health. Please enjoy this interview with the Elder Brother Arhouco & Kogi Mamos of Colombia Sierra Nevada, conducted by author Drunvalo Melchizedek…

“The indigenous people of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta are working hard to recover their ancestral lands and protect their sacred sites. The Program for Support to the Heart of the World, an autonomous initiative by the four indigenous organizations of the Sierra Nevada, proposes the consolidation of traditional indigenous territory as a conservation and human rights action, for the future of the Sierra Nevada, its biodiversity and water resources, and for the wellbeing of its indigenous inhabitants.”

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As reincarnationists we are more apt perhaps to consider the long term repercussions of our actions in time, and we may be inclined also to pay special attention to the viewpoints of other cultures, especially if those cultures resonate with us personally.

In light of that, here’s a fascinating dose of Cultural Anthropology – The Kogi; “The elder brothers’ warning”: