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**MexicoCity** · 12-08-2006, 08:51 PM

Well, I've seen a book many times in the hypnoompic state, and have managed to read what it says, understand it, and forget it as soon as I wake up. I think these are things that we are learning in the subconscious (or unconscious) and not necessarily available to our conscious mind.
The episode with the critters makes me think (and this is my interpretation, so take it that way) that you were receiving a 'dreamstate lesson', a holographic 'how to' in either self defense or projecting your dragon side.
I have had a few experiences in which I'm in a stressful situation which seems impossible to get out, when all of a sudden I'm in 'suspended action', where I think of what to do next, and then it starts again, I do it, get out, and end up in a type of learning environment. I get the feeling that that's what happened with you here. Of course, this is my opinion.

12-08-2006, 08:51 PM	#9
MexicoCity Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 566 Senior Member	Well, I've seen a book many times in the hypnoompic state, and have managed to read what it says, understand it, and forget it as soon as I wake up. I think these are things that we are learning in the subconscious (or unconscious) and not necessarily available to our conscious mind. The episode with the critters makes me think (and this is my interpretation, so take it that way) that you were receiving a 'dreamstate lesson', a holographic 'how to' in either self defense or projecting your dragon side. I have had a few experiences in which I'm in a stressful situation which seems impossible to get out, when all of a sudden I'm in 'suspended action', where I think of what to do next, and then it starts again, I do it, get out, and end up in a type of learning environment. I get the feeling that that's what happened with you here. Of course, this is my opinion.
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