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Are you more awake right this moment, or are you more awake when you’re “sleeping?”
If you’re like most people you’re going to say you’re more awake right now, and that’s just not true.
When you’re sleeping, you’re pure unfettered consciousness. Meaning, you are not trapped by the belief systems that you have learned to condition yourself to believe over the years.
You can literally transform your life when you learn to use “dreamtime,” to heal, attract, evolve, access higher wisdom, and to guide your life.
Truth be told, and this is hard for many to understand, being awake, like now as you’re reading this, and dreamtime are the same. It’s just a matter of advanced and higher awareness to understand this.
In this episode we dive into:
- Everyone dreams even though many don’t remember
- Many great achievers used “dreamtime” to discover their inventions and innovations.
- How you problem solve in dreamtime.
- What you have to do to heal yourself in dreamtime.
- Simple ways to decipher dreams
At the end of this episode, you will come to realize that dreamtime is going to be the most valuable part of your day because you can use it to create anything that you want. And of every episode I have created or will ever create, when you learn to “work and use’ dreamtime, you’ll truly be living from your highest potential as a being.
Mentioned Resources
The Kybalion’s “The Seven Cosmic Laws”
The first cosmic law is, everything in the universe is divine mind.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Kybalion
Double-slit Experiment
We as observers of the universe affect the material universe.
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With Gratitude, Jim Fortin
