Did you have such a thing that you wake up in the morning and realize that you have lived a little life in a dream? Sometimes, it's even a whole series, when the next dream is a continuation of the previous one. Why is this happening?
It turns out that this is our parallel life in a dream, which, like a movie, our subconscious, the director turns to us.
Dreams develop memory
Quantum physicists talk about the theory of the existence of many parallel worlds and the nature of the universe.
Not only scientists, but also writers claim that in dreams we live our parallel lives.
The author of the book about the adventures of Tom Sawyer, Mark Twain, had dreams for forty years where he and Laura Wright, a girl he met as a teenager, were together in a parallel reality.
In one of his letters from 1893 M. Twain wrote: “I dreamed that I was born, raised, became a pilot on the Mississippi River, a miner and a journalist, I had a wife and children - and this dream continues, continues and continues, and sometimes it seems so real that I almost believe it is real. Is it true?"
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Mark Twain also described a way to train memory to learn how to remember more dreams and use them to gain a deeper understanding of reality and the human essence.
He also believed that without training in remembering dreams, it was impossible to develop a good memory in general.
The training consists in writing down dreams when it is still easy to remember them. You also need to study them, find which side of our personality generates these dreams.
How parallel lives arise
The parallel worlds assumed by scientists are not somewhere far away, millions of kilometers away. They are much closer. They are inside us, in our minds.
Every time we make a choice, we create a potentially possible reality that will exist simultaneously with the one in which we are now.
The part of our Soul that does not agree with our choice can split off and remain in the reality that was before we made our choice. Such parts of our soul continue to live in parallel lives.
What counts as dreams of parallel lives
Dreams give us the opportunity to be at the intersection of parallel realities.
Parallel lives in dreams can take different forms: we can see ourselves in our bodies and in the bodies of other people, in different countries and in a different time.
In a dream, what has passed, is or will merge into one. Complementing each other and intertwining, they recreate that integrity of our Soul, which we do not even suspect.
Since dreams do not arise sequentially, then in the same dream about parallel lives you can see yourself simultaneously at different ages and different time intervals.
For example, a man had a dream where he met his deceased father, who was holding his baby daughter in his arms. In real life, a man's daughter is 21 years old.
At the beginning of acquiring experience of working with dreams, one may dream of simultaneous lives that are very close to real. As a person works with his dreams, completely different realities may be available to him.
The experience a person gets in a dream depends on the state that he brought into the dream.
Dreaming helps you make decisions
Since parallel realities are formed by our choice, then in our dreams we observe the results of our choice. Moreover, in dreams, simultaneous lives can look very real.
We may dream of a former place of work and situations that could develop there in a completely natural way.
Dreams about parallel lives can be a support in the fidelity of our choice.
For example, an unmarried woman sees herself in a dream in a boring marriage, where quarrels constantly break out. Waking up, she rejoices in her loneliness.
Or, you can see what a nightmare your relationship with your loved one has turned into, and when you wake up, you are relieved to understand that your separation at the age of 19 was actually a blessing for you.
Dreams in which we live in a different reality often indicate what we hide from ourselves during our life in real time. The hidden parts of our soul, which have not been recognized by us for years, split off, taking away vital energy. What the shamans call "soul loss" is happening.
Dreams help us find integrity
Dreams speak of different aspects of us and provide an opportunity to collect them all under one roof.
Fritz Perls, an Austrian psychiatrist, one of the founders of gestalt therapy, argued that all the elements in a dream are projections of the dreamer himself. He encouraged clients to play the role of all these elements in their dreams. In this way, the dream writer could come into contact with many split-off aspects of his personality and bring them together.
Asking the question: "What part of me is displayed in this dream," you can also ask: "How is this part connected with my present reality?"
You can take one dream and consider every single detail in it: the character, the setting, the things that appear there. And get full integration.
More often than not, when working with dreams, only a few individual pieces are integrated. Then another dream is dreamed, and it becomes clear what is happening.
By taking back every part of yourself, you are taking back what you once gave up. You give yourself back energy. The parts that you gave to the world are returned to yourself. This is how spiritual growth, maturity occurs.
In a dream, when our mind is as passive as possible, information from the subconscious becomes available. The experience of our past incarnations, which can also be attributed to parallel - after all, everything happens here and now - becomes available. Dreams of simultaneous lives in different realities serve as an access to the memory of our soul's experience. And about the possible options for this experience.
Dreams open access to past lives
"What if?"
What would happen if we had free access to all versions of ourselves, including incarnations in other contours of space and time? It is difficult to answer this question unequivocally. We have free will and practically do not remember the highest tasks of our Soul.
To understand why we came to this incarnation is perhaps our most basic task. And dreams are a way to remember this.
In a dream, you can learn about some versions of ourselves, exchange experiences with them and provide mutual support.
One of the gifts that dreams about parallel lives give us is getting rid of the patterns in our minds.
Tatiana Zotova