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Apprentice |
| Date: |
1-Apr-2003-12:48:52 |
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A Dream |
I took a brief break from the Boards, thinking it would be long term.
During that break, I dreamed of Rama--enlightened being many of us studied with, hence inclusion in the Enlightment Corner.
I'm not real huge on remembering dreams. In the dream he was sitting with us. Us being the folks who frequent the Boards. Some people seemed like "lurkers" and even VC2 was there (the periodic comet who streaks through from time to time), saying something wild and funny that made Rama smile. It was not "class" per se. Rama was not giving a talk. It was more like Rama was hanging with us, watching our discussions of silly zap on this and that. There was love from him toward the people in the group, although it did not seem like all the group was paying full attention to him.
And I was curious, why is Rama paying attention to this group? And I realized the answer was because this group talks about him in public, and I was startled by that realization as I consider the Boards fairly obscure. In the dream, I realized he had respect for us talking about an enlightened teacher in public.
And then I wondered what I was doing being included in the group as I had recently "left."
And when I woke from the dream, I knew I was supposed to circle back to the Boards again for a time. |
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