To stay vested in the humanity, to express our love for the world and all of our companions in this journey. These are the goals I have now days Karin.
Great post. This subject and the traditions and mythologies that you present (and ponder) here are right up my alley and a huge interest (as well as practice) of mine. Many of my writings have come from nocturnal dreams or other waking vision quests. I mentioned in the comment section of another post just last week that Borges (but one of my heroes) saw writing as wakeful dreaming...not an original thought and he is/was not the only one. This is great and an important post. Practices known of (but forgotton or nearly extinct) since antiguity must be preserved, employed, and further explored.
To stay vested in the humanity, to express our love for the world and all of our companions in this journey. These are the goals I have now days Karin.
Great post. This subject and the traditions and mythologies that you present (and ponder) here are right up my alley and a huge interest (as well as practice) of mine. Many of my writings have come from nocturnal dreams or other waking vision quests. I mentioned in the comment section of another post just last week that Borges (but one of my heroes) saw writing as wakeful dreaming...not an original thought and he is/was not the only one. This is great and an important post. Practices known of (but forgotton or nearly extinct) since antiguity must be preserved, employed, and further explored.
Thank you, appreciated. Borges, yes indeed.
Thank you for these musings, G ~ they keep my bit of faith in humanity firmly tethered. Love you, K
Dreams are to me are like glass, able to see even when your eyes are open.
Very insightful posting.
Thanks Cheryl!
Sleep is the door to the Western Lands. (Celtic Reference)