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The Dreaming Body

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The dreaming body is shaped like a luminous egg which covers our abdomen, from our pubic bone to just below the heart. From its centre, just above the navel, hundreds of tiny golden threads of energy spread out into the universe in every direction. Through these filaments of light, we reach into the world, bringing back valuable information that allows us to understand and “feel out” the world around us.

 

Our perception of the seen and unseen worlds begins with these golden threads of our dreaming body, becoming inspiration, body knowing and gut feelings.

 

As we heal, these tiny filaments of light grow larger, allowing us to expand our experience and free ourselves from trauma and abuse.

 

Every time we experience spirit in dreams, meditations or visions, we alter our sacred perceptions, we re-member ourselves in the unseen forces of nature or the great creator/creatrix.

 

As we change and evolve, we create a dual reality. What we might think of as a daydream, can be a shifting of perception that opens the dream weave creating perceptions in both our everyday reality and the dream.

 

Creating Change and Transformation through the dream weave

 

Our bodies are being rewired energetically. When we are coming back from sleeping or a long time in the dream weave, we may experience unexplained physical symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, vertigo, nausea, muscle spasms or tingling in the body or head.

 

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"The dreaming body operates through feeling, passion and desire; to bring us the recognition of our soul’s purpose; living a life which gives us spirit and makes our heart sing."

Transforming Old Habits

 

For some people the desire to change is enough to transform old habits, whilst others need to track down when this habit was formed, to witness the difficulties and the trauma involved to let go of the past effectively. Every time we release limiting behaviour, we free up our life force, our vital energy.

Everyone Is Different

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Everyone has different gifts and talents. Some people discover different layers of awareness through meditation, yoga or tai- chi. By viewing the world with detachment, becoming neutral, becoming present, we can receive an experience of our own soul and our connection to the creator/creatrix.

 

Using our Will to Heal Old Traumas and Re-member Ourselves

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In the Hindu and Buddhist traditions, all physical reality and other levels of awareness are called Maya and are thought of as an illusion. In the Native American traditions all realities are considered real. The seen and the unseen realities of the dream weave have equal place in the universal dream. 

 

As humans we embody all idea, feeling, place and time that has ever been created. It is all here with us now, the past, the present and the future. We can use our will to timeline back and forth though this lifetime and other lives; to release old traumas and to re-member lost parts of ourselves.

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The Vagus Nerve and the Dreaming Body

 

Balancing the Vagus nerve deepens our relationship with ourselves, our people and the world around us.

 

If the Vagus nerve is frozen, we may dissociate, become numb or in some way leave the everyday reality. We might feel depressed or uninterested in life. We may lose direction, loose our dream and be unable to create our lives.

 

It’s challenging to return from a frozen response in the Vagus nerve. This usually happens because of stress, trauma or the re-activation of old trauma.

 

Balancing the Vagus nerve supports our dreaming body and our connection to intuition and the best way forwards. 

 

The Dreaming Body and Conscious Dance

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Dancing and moving is a great way to experience and expand your dreaming body. Find out more about my Dreaming Body Dance rituals here

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