Dear Multiple of Oneness,

Those who work with me on the unseen know I enjoy having fun things to ponder so they’re fond of giving me scenes or words that are interesting to think about. I thot you’d enjoy this tidbit because it applies to you too:

You are not of this world, not really – you are straddling worlds. You are really here to realize your multidimensionality and already are working on many levels at one time.

Your mind has some information about this but the opportunity is to let yourself notice your bi-local expression throughout your day, like taking little peeks behind a curtain.

If you pause in this moment of reflecting on this, you can feel it is so and let that feeling expand. Do this from time to time each day. Do not be dissuaded by nothing much happening, it is very subtle and only becomes stronger by the invitation of your practice.

At earlier times in your life you have had surprising instances of this and have found it distracting to your life and aims if too frequent. But not now… now you are ready for this. It is simply an extension of your spiritual path, your shamanic abilities, your mystical awareness and other experiences in which you journey to and are aware of other worlds. The difference is having dual or, in truth, multiple perception – remaining aware of each “place” or state while experiencing one, moving with ease between them. It is already happening to you, you are beginning to notice. It benefits from your awareness.

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We are beginning to move into wonderful new ways of being. This includes the ability to be in two places (or more!) at once. This is not automatic. It is like most things – it’s an awareness to cultivate because we have mindsets and lenses that need to be teased into expansion. But the energetic, light, and grid changes are in place for us to achieve this more readily than ever before.

Yours from both here and there… and everywhere,
~X💜Mayet

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• Day-dreamwork

Dear DayDreamer,

For the past dozen years or more, I’ve played with an interesting perspective on waking reality. It’s resulted in a type of dreamwork I call day-dreamwork. It grows out of an exercise I developed in my early twenties after observing that strange things often happen in waking reality that are oddly like the strange things that can happen “only in dreams.”

They happen when we’re awake but we don’t notice them in the same way because they’re out of the ordinary so the mind discounts them. I started keeping a DayDreamer Log, jotting those oddities down in the same way I might make note of an interesting night dream.

Over time I became very intrigued by the dreamlike quality of life. It seemed to me that “reality” might be more malleable than we tended to believe. As we all know, dreams can quickly change, they hop about in non-linear ways and unlikely things happen.

They are often inexplicable, frequently metaphorical, sometimes instructive and helpful or healing. And sometimes dreams have tremendous impact on waking reality. Are these things true of the so-called “real reality” of our daytime world as well? I began to think so.

Here are a few brief entries from my old DayDreamer logs:

August 1975 – today I was behind a young woman at the grocery store who had a doll in her cart that wore a dog collar. And a real dog wearing doll clothes. “They are my best friends,” she said, “they are helping me shop. Then after a short pause, “Sometimes it’s hard to tell them apart.” Obviously she had a story I didn’t know, but as a brief encounter, what an unusual visual and message. Noticeable.

May 1980 – I was at JC Penny’s department store today and looked out the 3rd floor window. On the rooftop of the building across the street I saw a worker who appeared to be hot mopping the roof with tar. He looked up and – seeing me standing at the large store window – he suddenly did a hand-stand and walked in a circle on his hands before dropping to his feet again, laughing. A flush of strange emotion went through me and I suddenly had the very clear thought that soon my life might be turned upside down. (18 months later I was unexpectedly divorced.)

July 1985 -I drove down a rural coastal road in Hawaii and looked to my left to see a fence post with a metal chair balanced (nailed?) on top of it. I stopped and took a photo. Such an unlikely thing to see.

Early winter, 1989 – Driving past an empty field with an overturned old car in it, I saw a goat standing on concrete blocks stacked on top of the up-turned undercarriage of the car. The goat was chewing on a red shirt that stood out against the snowy background and was waving like a flag in the wind.

Summer, 2014 – I joined a friend at her son’s grade school presentation in the small rural gymnasium. The double side doors were open to the outside for ventilation because of the heat. We were near the doors. A red and blue dragonfly flew in and after cruising up and down our row, settled on the toe of my shoe. My legs were crossed and it perched on my upper dangling foot. It stayed there long enough that I began to find it almost eerie so I uncrossed my legs to shift it. It hovered until I settled and then lighted on my foot again. It stayed there throughout the program regardless of my shifting about. Very dreamlike.

Some night dreams have meaning and can be analyzed to bring wisdom to waking life. Other night dreams are medicine and need to be absorbed more than analyzed. There are also night dreams that give clear messages. Some dreams can and need to be understood. Others need to be observed and some are meant to be felt.

It’s the same with these daydream moments. All are my life talking to me or portending itself or playing with me or helping me. Noticing is all that’s needed. Like with night dreams, paying a bit more attention to them increases their value to you.

I no longer write all of mine down. Most of the time I just remark to myself at the time, often aloud. “I just saw a goat on a pile of blocks on a upside down car chewing on a red flag-like shirt, silhouetted brightly against the snow. I’ll keep that in mind.” That’s the kind of thing I say. I may ruminate on it then or later, or I might just smile at my dream and go along on my way. But I acknowledge it with a sense of fun. (more…)

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• If you don’t dream you can still have dreams
• Life is but a dream

Dear Life Dreamer,

A month or so ago I shared with you a dream I had. I heard from many of you after, some of you expressing sadness that you no longer seem to dream, or at least don’t remember them.

As you know, dreamwork is one of the most effectively tools I use to assist others and myself and to enrich my life. Life circumstances as well as stress can affect our dreaming, so can sleeping with someone. Also, as we age our body chemistry changes in ways that can effect dreaming abilities. Melatonin, certain hormones, etc are all part of what creates vivid dreams and sometimes they decrease with age.

We all know, as well, that if we engage in a concentrated effort to write down and remember dreams, it generally increases dreaming and remembering. But this can take a lot of time and focus and most people don’t feel impassioned enough to give it such focus on their own. And being consistent about writing dreams down immediately is necessary which can interfere with sleep patterns if you have trouble getting back to sleep

So what to do if night dreaming doesn’t work for you for whatever reason? Is it a door that is simply closed for you? No, there’s another dream technique that I use at least as often, if not more. It’s day-dreaming. It can be just as graphic, colorful and useful as night dreaming, and as rewarding and fun.

I’m not talking about the type of daydreaming you may have been criticized for in school when you stopped paying attention. I’m talking about an active skill that is quite easy to gain and implement that can become even more powerful perhaps than night dreaming ever was for you.

There are two ways I work with daydreaming and I’ll get into that next week, but for today, let me give you an example so you get a sense of the potential of this kind of dreamwork. Several years ago a friend invited me to go to the Monroe Institute with her, at her expense. She wanted a fun buddy to do that with.

I’d had interest in the Monroe Institute over the years – it’s a place where one can gain intuitive skills, and learn out-of-body journeying as well as remote viewing. It was founded by some interesting people many years ago and I had a friend who loved his experience there in its earlier years.

Fast-forward 20 years to my opportunity to go there with my friend. Was it for me? Here’s how the answer showed up. On a trip to town for groceries, a very unusual thing occurs. Leaving the subdivision I’m aware of flashing lights far ahead. As I turn onto the main highway, I see there are flashing barriers that narrow the traffic to one-lane.

Between each barrier for the next mile are black CIA-type suburban vehicles. In them, and standing outside of these vehicles, are men in black talking into their wrists or shoulders! I realize I have my answer.

How did I know this was the answer to my question about the Monroe Institute? What did it mean? How did I create this real-time “dream” answer? I used a day-dreaming technique I call “Life Is But A Dream.”

Next week I’ll share that technique so you have a way to experience dreaming beyond the usual types of night dreams. I think it’s something you’ll really enjoying playing with.

Until then, keep a look out for moments in your day that have dream-like qualities. See what you notice that you might not otherwise pay that much attention to.

Dreaming-ly,
💜 Mayet Leilani