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Can you digest your dreams?
Are you an eater of dreams?
It's the dreaming that's real
Dreams are an opportunity work thru issues
we have in waking life there a break from the ego
Dreams are lies, it's the dreaming that's real
In many indigenous cultures, there is a belief that dreams are connected to death. This connection can take different forms, but a common belief is that dreams provide a glimpse into the afterlife, or that they are a way for the dead to communicate with the living.
Dreamtime, also known as the Dreaming, is a central concept in the beliefs of many Indigenous Australian cultures, particularly the Aborigines. It refers to a time in the distant past when the ancestral beings, known as the Dreaming Spirits, created the world and everything in it, including the land, animals, and people. The Dreaming is considered a sacred time that is still present and active, influencing the lives of all beings in the present.
The Dreamtime is the source, and the stories and beliefs on accessing it are passed down through generations in the form of songs, dances, and ceremonies. It is believed that the Dreaming Spirits continue to shape the world and guide the lives of the people, and that maintaining a connection to the Dreaming is essential for harmonics.
"Dream Eater" is a term that has been used in various forms of media. Its meaning can vary depending on the context, but it often refers to a entity that feeds on or steals dreams. In some cases, a Dream Eater is depicted as a shadow entity or demon that haunts people's dreams and causes nightmares, while in others it is a more benign or even helpful entity. The concept of a creature that feeds on or steals dreams can be interpreted as a metaphor for the fear of losing one's dreams, or for the loss of a valuable or precious aspect of one's life.
Baku the Dream Eater is a mythical creature from Japanese folklore. Baku is a hybrid creature that is said to have the body of a bear, the trunk of an elephant, and the head of a tiger. It is believed that Baku can eat any kind of dream, both good and bad, and has the power to grant people good dreams.
Dreaming that's real Over time you see its all the same story, and in the twilight we read it together. Our individual tuners use consciousness uniquely, so in wakened life we can compliment the depth of meaning. Crazy to understand daily life is the replay, and everything else is where the magic comes of us. Whatever made this hologram left the doors of perception wide open, thankfully. Have a blessed travels you hungry ghost...
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By SatoriDCan you digest your dreams?
Are you an eater of dreams?
It's the dreaming that's real
Dreams are an opportunity work thru issues
we have in waking life there a break from the ego
Dreams are lies, it's the dreaming that's real
In many indigenous cultures, there is a belief that dreams are connected to death. This connection can take different forms, but a common belief is that dreams provide a glimpse into the afterlife, or that they are a way for the dead to communicate with the living.
Dreamtime, also known as the Dreaming, is a central concept in the beliefs of many Indigenous Australian cultures, particularly the Aborigines. It refers to a time in the distant past when the ancestral beings, known as the Dreaming Spirits, created the world and everything in it, including the land, animals, and people. The Dreaming is considered a sacred time that is still present and active, influencing the lives of all beings in the present.
The Dreamtime is the source, and the stories and beliefs on accessing it are passed down through generations in the form of songs, dances, and ceremonies. It is believed that the Dreaming Spirits continue to shape the world and guide the lives of the people, and that maintaining a connection to the Dreaming is essential for harmonics.
"Dream Eater" is a term that has been used in various forms of media. Its meaning can vary depending on the context, but it often refers to a entity that feeds on or steals dreams. In some cases, a Dream Eater is depicted as a shadow entity or demon that haunts people's dreams and causes nightmares, while in others it is a more benign or even helpful entity. The concept of a creature that feeds on or steals dreams can be interpreted as a metaphor for the fear of losing one's dreams, or for the loss of a valuable or precious aspect of one's life.
Baku the Dream Eater is a mythical creature from Japanese folklore. Baku is a hybrid creature that is said to have the body of a bear, the trunk of an elephant, and the head of a tiger. It is believed that Baku can eat any kind of dream, both good and bad, and has the power to grant people good dreams.
Dreaming that's real Over time you see its all the same story, and in the twilight we read it together. Our individual tuners use consciousness uniquely, so in wakened life we can compliment the depth of meaning. Crazy to understand daily life is the replay, and everything else is where the magic comes of us. Whatever made this hologram left the doors of perception wide open, thankfully. Have a blessed travels you hungry ghost...