Guest guest Posted October 25, 2005 Report Share Posted October 25, 2005 I was in a field, tall grass mostly dead and the ground soggy. I'm looking at the concrete shell of a building partly torn down. A huge man is in front of me talking to a boy, perhaps 8 or 9. In front of the man are bee hives. The boy is afraid of bees. The huge man picks up one of the hives and drinks/breathes in all the bees in the hive. Then looks at the boy, showing him that he is ok. There is a sense of power and force about the man, almost menace but not quite. Then the man in one huge cough expels the bees. They come out in a roiling black/golden/brown ball. A few remain so he coughs a few times more to clear his lungs. None of us are stung but I realize that the man controls the bees and that he could lead them to sting. I don't remember actually coughing but as I woke I had the feeling of a cough that involved my whole body, projecting bad chi, as if I could hurt someone with it. But also the feeling of clearing old stagnant energy, coming clean, healing an old wound. Seems kind of like jon coufee, like's the drink but spelled different from the green mile. If anyone feels drawn to comment, I'd enjoy hearing from you. Thanks, Nichols Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 26, 2005 Report Share Posted October 26, 2005 Dear , Bees are a symbol of the ancient Mother Goddess, sacred to Aphrodite. Also, the priestesses at Delphi (under control of Apollo) were bees. I'm not sure if this helps, but this is what comes to mind. Would you object to my saving this dream for possible use at training seminars? Before using it I would write to you to check that you are still OK with it, and to ask you for a little background information. Warm Wishes, fa Dream - Coughing bees > I was in a field, tall grass mostly dead and the ground soggy. I'm > looking at the concrete shell of a building partly torn down. A huge > man is in front of me talking to a boy, perhaps 8 or 9. In front of > the man are bee hives. The boy is afraid of bees. The huge man picks > up one of the hives and drinks/breathes in all the bees in the hive. > Then looks at the boy, showing him that he is ok. There is a sense of > power and force about the man, almost menace but not quite. Then the > man in one huge cough expels the bees. They come out in a roiling > black/golden/brown ball. A few remain so he coughs a few times more > to clear his lungs. None of us are stung but I realize that the man > controls the bees and that he could lead them to sting. > > I don't remember actually coughing but as I woke I had the feeling of > a cough that involved my whole body, projecting bad chi, as if I could > hurt someone with it. But also the feeling of clearing old stagnant > energy, coming clean, healing an old wound. > > Seems kind of like jon coufee, like's the drink but spelled different > from the green mile. > > If anyone feels drawn to comment, I'd enjoy hearing from you. > > Thanks, > Nichols > > > > > > > " Our highest duty as human beings is to search out a means whereby beings may be freed from all kinds of unsatisfactory experience and suffering. " > > H.H. Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th. Dalai Lama > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 26, 2005 Report Share Posted October 26, 2005 Dear fa, Yes of course! That sounds " way cool " ! I have a tiny bit to add too since talking with my wife. There was a sense also of me just being there to observe, and in fact neither the boy or the big man interacted with me and perhaps were not aware of me. Perhaps this dream also is not just for me? Also that sensation of coughing up bees was very satisfying, in the same way that energy is released and clarity comes after vomiting. My wife and I have both been doing heavy dreaming over the last week and a half. Much is personal but some also seems to be about a shift in consciousness for many. There's a sense of making way or getting ready. Thanks, > > Dear , > > Bees are a symbol of the ancient Mother Goddess, sacred to Aphrodite. Also, > the priestesses at Delphi (under control of Apollo) were bees. I'm not sure > if this helps, but this is what comes to mind. > > Would you object to my saving this dream for possible use at training > seminars? Before using it I would write to you to check that you are still > OK with it, and to ask you for a little background information. > > Warm Wishes, > fa > Dream - Coughing bees > > > > I was in a field, tall grass mostly dead and the ground soggy. I'm > > looking at the concrete shell of a building partly torn down. A huge > > man is in front of me talking to a boy, perhaps 8 or 9. In front of > > the man are bee hives. The boy is afraid of bees. The huge man picks > > up one of the hives and drinks/breathes in all the bees in the hive. > > Then looks at the boy, showing him that he is ok. There is a sense of > > power and force about the man, almost menace but not quite. Then the > > man in one huge cough expels the bees. They come out in a roiling > > black/golden/brown ball. A few remain so he coughs a few times more > > to clear his lungs. None of us are stung but I realize that the man > > controls the bees and that he could lead them to sting. > > > > I don't remember actually coughing but as I woke I had the feeling of > > a cough that involved my whole body, projecting bad chi, as if I could > > hurt someone with it. But also the feeling of clearing old stagnant > > energy, coming clean, healing an old wound. > > > > Seems kind of like jon coufee, like's the drink but spelled different > > from the green mile. > > > > If anyone feels drawn to comment, I'd enjoy hearing from you. > > > > Thanks, > > Nichols > > > > > > > > > > > > > > " Our highest duty as human beings is to search out a means whereby beings > may be freed from all kinds of unsatisfactory experience and suffering. " > > > > H.H. Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th. Dalai Lama > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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