Recently I was transcribing an audio interview with Marie Diamond, Feng Shui Master and she was asked what told her that this was the purpose of her life. Her response reminded me of a dream that I had as a teenager myself. She said that at the age of fifteen she had three major accidents.
The final one was a near death experience. And she asked her coach what she was doing wrong? She was advised to change rooms and to use Feng Shui tools to turn her life around. Within days she had a whole new life and knew then that she wanted to teach others this art.
This reminded me of my own teen years. Being a teen must be the toughest part of our lives. But more importantly it is a time of discovery. How many people relate how their life work took hold as teenagers when specific events and dreams in their lives lead them in the direction of their life purpose. And those who heeded the signs are the most successful later in their lives.
When I was a teenager I am told that I cried every day after school. Being a teenager was difficult for me. And my greatest joy was walking in nature and looking at all the marvelous joys around me.
At that time in my life I had many dreams where I would fall and wake with a jerk. But one particular night I had a dream that is still vivid in my memory. It's as if I just had that dream last night.
I was a young woman rushing to catch a bus to work. It was raining hard and I was in what appeared to be a big city, like NY surrounded by tall buildings and people all around me. I had long dark brown hair in almost all of my dreams during that same period in my life.
As I ran, I tripped and fell. When I fell, I actually landed (you might say I'm living proof you don't die when you hit the ground before you wake in a falling dream:) on a sidewalk that appeared to be made out of a foam material.
I landed on my face and can still feel the sensation of rubbing my head in that soft pillow material.
I slowly stood up and pushed on the wall of the building next to me and it caved easily with my touch. The whole city appeared to be made of foam rubber buildings and the air was clean and sunny. It was a stark contrast to the dark rainy place and had just been running in.
I began to question the situation which triggered a black out. I woke in a huge bed covered with a white comforter. The room was all white creating a great contrast between the color of my face and hair to the whiteness all around me.
That portion of the dream may well have been triggered by the recent box office hit 2001, A Space Odyssey. I was a big science fiction fan as a teenager and took every chance to follow all the newest trends.
And this would also explain the nature of the dream itself in a lot of ways. But there was one aspect that may forever go unexplained.
I got out of bed and ventured out into the hall. Unlike the bedroom, the hall was dark. The only source of light appeared to be a window at the end. There was bits of papers some crumpled some blowing with the wind of the open balcony.
I made my way down the hall and stepped out onto the balcony. Before me was a large metropolis. The city was the cleanest I had ever seen. Cars below were riding on air rather than tires.
And in the distance I could see an elevated train traveling above the city. It was all quite stunning.
That was the end of the dream. But today as I was writing this story I wondered just when the elevated train was created. I know that there is such a train because one is used for transportation from campus to campus at the Morgantown University in West Virginia.
A little research puts this dream in a whole different perspective. I had this dream in 1968, my freshman year in High School. Now granted at that time hover cars were seen in shows like Star Trek which many would argue fanned my entire dream.
But here is the cool part. When I did research on the elevated train that is used in Morgantown I found out it was proposed in 1969! It is the only train of its kind in the world. It runs on electricity. This was before electric cars were popular.
I actually grew up just thirty minutes south of Morgantown but never traveled out of my own home town till the year 1975. I never knew this elevated train existed till years later.
I have heard it said that today's Science Fiction is tomorrow's Science Fact. But realizing that I had a dream so close to truth sends a little thrill up my spine. Was it a precognitive dream?
I can't say that with any certainty. To me it simply means we are all connected in ways that we don't always recognize. And that our dreams often try to tell us so.
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