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Title: Helped blind person Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Mar 27, 2021 09:59 pm Dreamed I helped a blind person get to their destination in town.
Title: Re: Helped blind person Post by: guest88 on Mar 28, 2021 05:09 am i like that you're recalling your dreams. and i like the sea-green forum :) it's refreshing
Title: Re: Helped blind person Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Mar 28, 2021 10:12 pm i like that you're recalling your dreams. and i like the sea-green forum :) it's refreshing Yea my dreams are not as elaborately remembered as yours or perhaps as significant but each of us should be grateful for what we are given. Spring is pushing thru so I’m in tune to all the awakening presences. Title: Re: Helped blind person Post by: guest88 on Mar 29, 2021 02:55 pm thats only because i practice recalling daily.
you do it too and you will be surprised how much info comes back once you start. Title: Re: Helped blind person Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Mar 29, 2021 09:03 pm thats only because i practice recalling daily. you do it too and you will be surprised how much info comes back once you start. Ok will try more, especially since sometimes I think I’m getting information, help and encouragement from a higher source at times in my nightly sojourns. I think spirit finds anyway possible to communicate with us. I have found that true in our friendship as well; a result of making an effort to tune into higher frequencies in our relationship and praying as well as meditating together with the guidance and help of the Masters blessing our efforts. Jitendra Title: Re: Helped blind person Post by: Dumpster on Apr 01, 2021 08:03 am thats only because i practice recalling daily. you do it too and you will be surprised how much info comes back once you start. St Francis of Assisi - an inspiring life Icon of St Francis on a wall in Assisi, Italy St Francis was born in Assisi in Umbria in Central Italy in 1181 or 1182 to a wealthy merchant family. His father traded mostly with France, and since his son was born while he was absent there, they called him Francesco, meaning “the Frenchman”, although he was baptised John. As a teenager he was bent on enjoying himself and not much interested in studying or in his father’s business. However, in around 1201 there was a war between Assisi and nearby Perugia and Francis was taken prisoner by the Perugians. This was followed by a long sickness, which he bore with fortitude, and learned from it. When he recovered, he decided to go to fight in southern Italy and set out with a fine horse and new equipment. But he met a poor man and swapped clothing with him. Later he had a series of dreams, telling him “to serve the master not the man”, and he began to visit the sick. Once he gave alms to a leper, and although the man’s sores were loathsome, he kissed him. Title: Re: Helped blind person Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 01, 2021 08:34 am thats only because i practice recalling daily. you do it too and you will be surprised how much info comes back once you start. St Francis of Assisi - an inspiring life When he recovered, he decided to go to fight in southern Italy and set out with a fine horse and new equipment. But he met a poor man and swapped clothing with him. Later he had a series of dreams, telling him “to serve the master not the man”, and he began to visit the sick. Once he gave alms to a leper, and although the man’s sores were loathsome, he kissed him. St. Francis followed his dreams, voices and visions quite literally. |