Hiya
a few months back i started to experience a long horrible spate of real nasty dreams. The kind of dreams where i would wake in the morning to be over whelmingly happy that it was just...only a dream. I spoke to my councellor about them but she did little to clear them up. I have pretty much manged to forget most of them but here is a few.
One of them was i walk into our house to see my fieance *spell* haveing sex with a beuatiful woman in our kitchen. i walked out and confronted him about him later. He said he did it because she was better than me.
i have gotten over this dream now but for a while it really upset me.
My other dreams have been really scarey, things hunting me down, killing my baby...and in others my bloke has even offered my body for sale to his friends. All though i dont remember the specifics of these dreams i still get nasties every now and then allthough not as many as a few months ago.
I do appologise for the long post.
Any ideas of how to deal with this would be very welcome[sm=sandrine.gif]
RE: Nasties
Hi Supa
I posted this post on another Forum about a fortnight ago. Maybe you might find it helpful.
I was chatting with my neighbour yesterday and she was telling me about her 7 year old daughter Susie. Susie has been having bad dreams on and off for the past couple of weeks so I sugested that her mom by her a dream catcher. Her mom did but over the last fortnight the dreams have been a whole lot worse, this poor child is getting the night terrors every night now.
The dream is the same dream.....an ex boyfriend of my neighbour is chasing Susie and catches her. (In reality, the ex boyfriend actually loved Susie and spoilt her rotton.) Poor Susie is now so scared of the nightmares, that she now fights going to sleep, even during the day. She looks absolutly terrible and walks around with a pained/worried expression on her face all the time.
My neighbour took Susie to the doctor, but she warned her that the waiting list is very very long to see a pyschologist.
Yesterday, I was sat with Susie and gave her some Reiki, I even sent her some at bed time. I told her to imagine that when she is in bed, she is also in a very big bubble full of a while light and nothing could ever get in that bubble, not even nightmares. She has a fondness of carebears, so I said the carebears could be in the bubble too.
The smile on her face was brilliant and she said she couldn't wait to go to bed and try. I just hope it works for her.
Supa, what I am trying to say is that maybe you could try putting a bubble of light and ask for protection. Since Susie started doing this, she has not had one single nightmare, her mum believes I have helped her more than any medic could.
Love Angel xxx
RE: Nasties
thankyou so much for your reply angel, i shall try it, you have certainly given me something to think about.
love and hugs
supa
RE: Nasties
May I add a bit here for dream catcher's? My youngest daughter used to get nightmares when she was about Suzie's age and nothing we did or said made any difference. Then one day a friend suggested a dream catcher over her bed. Things changed overnight! We told her that it would catch all her dreams and only allow the happy ones to come down and hold onto the bad ones. Once a week we would make a big deal about shaking it out of the window for the wind to take away the bad ones!
Love and light
reikiangel
xxx
RE: Nasties
Another option is to put an amethyst under your pillow. During a Reiki session I was told to buy my daughter an amethyst for her to tell her worries to, so that they could be transformed.
Sweetheart x