Betwixt The Worlds

Ley lines, often called simply "centers of mystical convergence" (which I think it just all too vague) are places, spaces, or points in the world where energy seems to pool or be at some sort of peak. 

I personally prefer to think of them as a sort of metaphysical window, where the veil between worlds is at its thinnest, and as such you can access great stores of power and energy, as well as other worlds, and perhaps even, previous lives. 

Many people draw ley line maps. These maps are almost impossible to find in any size large enough to read online (come on guys, can we get with the 21st century here?), and none of them seem to really match up. 

I've seen maps put ley lines running through Boston, and others which say there is none what so ever. I've also heard of using a sort of dowsing rod. This makes researching ley lines confusing as all get out. Books on the subject are even more difficult to find, and for some reason are astronomically expensive. 

My humble opinion is that, just as the plates of the Earth's crust move, so too can ley lines shift and move as well. Maybe. Perhaps some are fixed and move as the plates do. 

I also believe that ley lines can sometimes be responsible for places of great power or energy, and as such could fuel hauntings and the like. And that as a space that exists inbetween this world and the many others, that perhaps the best time to access it would be when times are at there own inbetween, such as sunrise or sunset. 

What do you think?

Dream walking

Dream walking is a meditative practice to recall ones dreams. Lately I've been having dreams of some of my past lives, but they've been changing, and I was curious to see if it was simply my dreaming mind warping them, or if the memories were simply more than I previously knew them to be. 

You can dream walk anyway you like. The important thing is to be meditating, not sleeping. This way you are able to direct the dream as you would like, without getting lost in the twists and turns of our often confusing subconscious thoughts. I started doing it actually pacing around my friends bedroom, because in the dream I had I was walking, but really, whatever meditative exercise you prefer would work fine. I love taking baths to ease my aching back from a long day of writing at the computer, and my last dream walk I was trying to pick up the thread of the dream that ended with me waking up in a tub in whatever past life I had found myself back in that time. It was very vivid. My hair was in ringlets down to my shoulders, and the water smelled of rose oil. 

Recalling past lives can be vital to the journey of our souls, which is really what we are. You are a soul in a body, not a body with a soul. I've been meditating like this with a notebook nearby, coming to every so often to jot down notes before I drift back in again. It's been a fascinating journey so far, and I came to realize what I've been seeing in my sleeping mind was actually a dream in my past life, a dream within a memory of sorts. 

Next time you have one of those dreams you simply can't get out of your head, consider lying down somewhere quiet with a notebook in hand, pick up the thread, and see where your dreams will lead you.