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Title: Cross-gender dreams
Post by: Butterfly on October 25, 2010, 05:29:03 PM
Post by: Butterfly on October 25, 2010, 05:29:03 PM
Cross-gender dreams
Beliefnet
By Robert Moss
25 October, 2010
http://blog.beliefnet.com/dreamgates/2010/10/cross-gender-dreams.html (http://blog.beliefnet.com/dreamgates/2010/10/cross-gender-dreams.html)
In cross-gender dreams, in which we seem to be in the body and life situation of a person of the opposite sex, we may be getting in touch with our female or male side. Yet such dreams may also be transpersonal. The episode I reported from last night was part of a complex and highly realistic adventure in which, inter alia, I was helping the people of that plateau to set up an agricultural cooperative, and interviewing a woman geologist on the unusual rock formations, and investigating the diseases and use of hallucinogens by the indigenous population. It does not feel like the drama and the body-swapping were confined to the basements of my personal subconscious; it feels like I was there and that my dream self entered and used the woman anthropologist's body for significant reasons, which may have included expanding my own understanding of women and humanity.
Beliefnet
By Robert Moss
25 October, 2010
http://blog.beliefnet.com/dreamgates/2010/10/cross-gender-dreams.html (http://blog.beliefnet.com/dreamgates/2010/10/cross-gender-dreams.html)
In cross-gender dreams, in which we seem to be in the body and life situation of a person of the opposite sex, we may be getting in touch with our female or male side. Yet such dreams may also be transpersonal. The episode I reported from last night was part of a complex and highly realistic adventure in which, inter alia, I was helping the people of that plateau to set up an agricultural cooperative, and interviewing a woman geologist on the unusual rock formations, and investigating the diseases and use of hallucinogens by the indigenous population. It does not feel like the drama and the body-swapping were confined to the basements of my personal subconscious; it feels like I was there and that my dream self entered and used the woman anthropologist's body for significant reasons, which may have included expanding my own understanding of women and humanity.