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Session Five-Part Two Dream interpretation-listening, noticing, integrating

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  During the following nights after the last session, my dreams became unbelievably vivid and easy to remember. I often woke in the middle of night or early morning and jotted down little details that could jog my memory later in the day. Then later in the morning with a cup of coffee, I’d journal using the Three Great Ways for understanding the messages from All knowledge is Within. One dream was so evocative that I woke upright in my bed in a state of total panic. In the dream, I was holding a child in my arms, and two more children followed me as I attempted to escape some dreaded catastrophe by climbing up inside a tower. I was full of sorrow and unbearable fear and suffering. I knew we wouldn’t escape the impending death waiting for us, but I had to try. Was this a warning of something dangerous in my life? If so-what? And how could I escape this terrible disaster? How could I save the children who were trying to escape with me? Was this a past life memory, or someone ...
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The River Books-Session 5-Part One Dream people and messages from All knowledge is Within

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  There are times when dreams are powerful, clear and carry profound messages about health, relationships, life path, career-all aspects of being. There are other times where dreams are weak and incoherent.   Some mornings I wake up with a vague sense of ambiguous images, fleeing words, the frustration of almost grasping something important, and then losing it. How can I receive better dreams? What can I do before I go to sleep to invite the deep messages that dreams can deliver? How do I understand these inner experiences that seem significant but inaccessible? The next week I returned to the channel’s sunlight apartment with my dream journal in hand, ready with questions.     Julia: Before we get started on other material, can you comment on my dream about a young boy committing suicide? River: As we said, dreams are knowledge within and without. And they should be looked upon as great messages, as ways of understanding the self and where the self is. C...
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  Guides of the Three Great Ways The next week was filled with thoughts and questions about the Three Great Ways. I was astonished to discover that I could easily identify people based on their Soul path. I gazed at my co workers at the non-profit organization where I worked and grouped them according to the River’s explanation. I understood more clearly how conflicts at work and at home develop because of different soul paths. My ex-husband was Earth Way, although he had some Water Way tendencies, still his basic insistence on production, survival and appearance in the hierarchy where he worked was troublesome to me. The development of chaotic, inexplicable world events suddenly became more comprehensible to me. With the preponderance of Earth and Aire Way people in the world presently, big picture issues like managing climate change, developing sustainable energy sources, protecting the biosphere and social justice, are obviously too difficult for them to understand because of ...
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 River Books-Book Two  Session Three-Life Goals, Symbolisms of Water, Aire, and Earth Ways River: In great love and harmony, we welcome you! Julia: Welcome! River: Have you performed your homework duties this week? Julia: Yes. River: please give us the first part of the lessons of this journey you are on. Julia: You asked for three statements and I divided my life into what I saw as three parts. What I learned from the first part which I called childhood. I felt I was accommodating myself to others. River: A form of receptiveness and openness. Julia: Right- and what I felt I had learned was that I could be receptive without losing myself. River: That is the lesson of the first part which is, number one, to open, to be aware. One cannot learn to accommodate without awareness of others, and though this way may be viewed as negative, it may also be viewed in a positive way. Continue. Julia: The second part of my life, I called my youth and I felt this was marked...
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