I was listening to Abraham Hicks tape the other day and she said something about our vibration Turning off when we sleep, but this seems not right, since shouldn't we be always manifesting at every moment? Also, when we have dreams they are often emotionally charged, or leave a feeling- which I would expect would influence our vibration also. asked 18 Sep '12, 09:17 Kanda Barry Allen ♦♦ |
An excerpt from the Abraham Hicks webpage says it well and adds a bit more too:
Excerpted from the workshop in Philadelphia, PA on Monday, May 13th, 2002 answered 18 Sep '12, 10:31 Pink Diamond |
Abraham say, that you do not create while your dreaming, it's really just a manifestation of what you have been thinking in your awake state. However once you start talking about it, thinking or discussing it, then it has the power to affect your vibration, thus your future creation's. answered 18 Sep '12, 10:16 Satori |
NO... quite opposite. We are only TRULY using all of our consciousnesses when we are in sleep state. I learned allot about this from Treb and from reading Seth. Here is an exert from Seth Speaks, the Eternal Validity of the Soul. The sleep state is highest form of manifesting with NO filters. http://tinyurl.com/9enr96d prt 1 http://tinyurl.com/94l4wn8 prt 2 love n light rob answered 18 Sep '12, 15:36 TReb Bor yit-NE |
I wonder about this, myself. The other day, I felt that familiar sensation of suddenly remembering a dream that I had not been consciously aware of until that moment. It had a very strong, very particular vibe, evoking strong feelings and an atmosphere in my mind that had nothing to do with my daily life right now. But I was remembering, not thinking for the first time. I felt as though this dream had colored my thoughts all day, without my knowing about it. So if that is true, wouldn't it also be true that this was effecting me during the night, thus effecting my vibration and what I am attracting? That leads me to wonder, what about the dreams I don't ever consciously remember? Am I drawing circumstances toward my reality in this way, with no conscious control? That would lead me to have a look at lucid dreaming. Just my thoughts. :) answered 18 Sep '12, 12:27 Grace |
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