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“A man is but a product of his dreams. What he dreams he becomes.” ~ Astoria Eden
Dreams and dreamers go way back…I mean waaaaaaaaay back. Even a few steps further…all the way back to the first prophets, even back as far as the caveman days. Anthropologists have encoded cave drawings to be communication about what was literally happening in cave dweller’s lives, as well as future events and visions from their dreams. In fact, research shows that even our Neanderthal brothers and sisters dreamed about what they were grappling with in their waking lives. While our Fred and Wilma Flintstone might have dreamed of being chased by a slobbering Tyrannosaurus rex, today we might dream about getting chased from our homes by a sinister lending institution.
All of us have a family bloodline that trace back to specific mythologies, folklore, and traditions…including dreaming traditions. It is a wonderful thing to understand your family’s dream mythology…so that you can keep what you want, and let of what you don’t.
Our Egyptian great-grandmothers and grandfathers dating back to 1279 BC, to the early reign of Ramesses II, were great believers in the power and influence of dreams. Ancient Egyptians believed each dream was an oracle revealed to them by their gods.
The ancient Greeks were known for their special Aesculapian dream temples in which people would visit and have transformational experiences.
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