Share Your Dreams and Experiences

“Mankind like animals is not always clear on the existence of God. Those people who have experienced God and his world of life beyond may now have an opportunity to serve him by reaching out and sharing with others the proof of his existence. Sometimes, proof happens with small incidents daily or over a long period of time during the growth and decline of a civilization.” …“During the day you will serve yourself unless you understand that God created us to serve others as well.”

– a passport to God, R. Holmberg

Personal experiences can demonstrate the usefulness of understanding how or why we can bridge the gap between mankind and the world beyond. These experiences come in different forms. Have you encountered a situation when you rose above your body? Do you recall blurting out something peculiar that you would normally not have said? Have you seen, smelled, or sensed something that was not in this physical world? Have your dreams reminded you of something or warned you in some way? Have you experienced sudden unexpected negative or positive feelings when near strangers?

During your life, the chance is you have found or discovered something meaningful in your dreams or when you were alert. The variations of events may have come from the past, present, and some may have glanced towards the future. Although most people do not describe such things without mindful intervention, take a moment to sit down and do the contrary. Allow your inner focus to tell you what the real meaning was and why you had this experience. Use what every medium (such as pen and paper, painting, recording) that feels most inviting to document this experience. Avoid engaging in biasness or intellectual analysis.

Perhaps you would share one of these experiences. To share, press the “Select File” button at the top of this page and choose the file you wish to upload. Then press “Upload File”. Each submission will be reviewed for relevance and then posted in the appropriate section for others to see.

Doing nothing is better than doing something, makes sense only when you feel life has no purpose.