reply to post by Gseven
Wow, the description of your dream really struck a chord with me because I've been having similar dreams as well. I'm still shaking while I type.
Mine have been slightly different, and I don't want to go into greater detail because this is about your dream and not mine, but I just had to share
some of my observations.
In my dreams, (but not dreams, as I call them, they always happen in the afternoon when I'm napping)-- at first they just involved my eyes and my
inability to open them while in this dream state, but eventually being able to see without them open. Fear was also an element at first, but as I got
over the fear, I realized I could see, although it was hazy.
The dreams led me to some research and I read about how the Tibetan monks believe that if you don't wake in your dreams (lucid dreaming) while alive
you will never wake on the other side after death. Dreams as preparation?
Last week I had the same kind of dream, but a new element entered and that was of breathing. I woke up in my dream again - feeling lethargic, no eyes
but could see, and I told myself to breathe and breathe deeply, so I did. The feeling was like you described, like I hadn't been breathing at all,
then taking huge breathes. The lethargy left me and I went downstairs looked around, things were the same but different, went back upstairs looked
around, same thing, just slight variation -like a book on the table that isn't really there. Then I went back to bed and woke later (I don't know
how long, but I only napped a total of an hour, and I remember everything in crystal clarity.)
So when you said that about the breathing and the dimensional shift it triggered a thought in my head. I've always wondered about the pole shift we
are supposed to experience, what if the real shift is a dimensional one? And what would that look like? An inward shift in consciousness that
doesn't have so much to do with death as it does with perception?