Dream message
I saw all of life was designed as a game, almost like an obstacle course.
There were special effects and props that made it all look scary at times but I knew in my heart that no matter how perilious it appeared, it was designed in a way that we could all reach our goal.
All we needed was this knowing that it was designed for us to win.
As long as we focussed on staying calm and took a step at a time, the special effects would not bother us.
We would not get scared.
Unconditional love is what motivates us to play this game.
Reaching that part of us that is unconditionally loving.
Connected to all there is.
Also in my dream I saw people falling …but I also saw they were unhurt and were trying again, knowing better the second/ third time around.
I realised that instead of telling them what to do or not do, all I needed to do was focus on crossing the obstacles in a mindful way and by doing so, the ones behind me were automatically learning how to do the same.
At the same time, seeing so many ahead of me, gave me immense faith that if they were able to, I could do it too.
The inevitability of reaching where I needed to reach, made me feel so much hope.
From my dream, I also understood that we cannot know and understand everyone around us and the only actions we have any control over, is our own.
Focussing on our path with love is what we are here to do.
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I was just sent this beautiful poem that reinforces the message of my dream 💖
“A seeker asked the dervish one day,
“How did you find holy ways?”
He smiled, “I know what’s in the Koran’s heart,”
A mysterious answer, a wisdom to start.
Curious, another asked to unveil,
“What secrets lie within the sacred tome?”
The dervish’s reply, both simple and grand,
“Two pressed flowers and a friend’s loving letter in hand.”
Scriptures guide us on life’s twisted road,
Focus and quiet calm the soul’s heavy load.
Yet, living experiences of love reveal,
Our intrinsic wholeness, our radiant zeal.
In holy texts, we find wisdom’s seed,
But love’s embodiment makes our spirits proceed.
The dervish knew this truth so divine,
Embracing love, our true selves align.
May we, like the dervish, find our way,
Through love’s gentle touch, each passing day.
And when asked about life’s sacred text,
May our answer be love, in every style and context”
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