Dream #1: Jumping into the pool

Share: I would like to present a dream that my son Xavier received a few days ago and which, I think, is linked to an event that occurred in the schoolyard several months ago , but that Xavier told me the same week he received this dream.

Dream: I'm in an activity park with my brother Liam and a friend Rayan. We are heading towards a game which is a bouncy castle. When we are inside jumping for fun, we understand that a negative man is trying to catch us; and to access the interior of the castle, it goes through a tunnel. I manage to hide in a hole, still inside the castle, then I manage to get out to escape this man and I jump into a swimming pool which is below. But the jump is really important and I tell myself as I jump I'm going to hit my head on the edge of the pool and I'm going to die. Indeed, at the reception, I land in the water and hit my head, but I don't die and then I understand that it's a dream. So I go back to Liam and Rayan and tell them not to worry, because we're in a dream. Nothing can happen to us. But the gentleman had already caught them, tied them together with a rope and said: “Don't listen to him, it's not a dream. » and I wake up.

Sharing: concrete situation: In the school where Xavier and Liam attend, there is a boy (9 years old) who is very aggressive. He is always picking a fight, shouting. Last year he was in Liam's class and on a field trip I noticed his behavior and felt rage and anger towards everything and everyone. He is a child who is followed, but probably not in the right way and the teacher did her best to highlight him as soon as he did a good deed or a good job, but she was often obliged to punish. So following this discovery I asked Liam how things were going with this boy and he told me that he never had a problem with him. That when he came towards him wanting to destabilize him, he remained calm and asked him to calm down and stop. And this boy felt that there was no resonance and walked away. But Xavier told me another story: one day during recess, this boy was chasing his friends, then he came towards him very aggressively and shouting at him. Xavier grabbed him by the wrist, threw him to the ground, sat on him, slammed his face against the ground and said, “Now calm down!” ”, quite firmly. The boy started crying and Xavier released him. I asked Xavier if he thought his attitude was right, he replied that someone needed to make him understand that he was going too far. So I told him that maybe it wasn't the best method, because his behavior hasn't changed, he hasn't learned anything. And I added that I think there is a certain resonance between the two of you in relation to memories of aggression. But Xavier was not receptive, he felt entitled and didn't want to hear anything. This probably reflects parts of him that don't want to die. Like in the dream.

Dream #2: Past lives

Share: I find this dream particular, because it includes a notion of discovery accompanied in the dream by this feeling which is associated with important discoveries, this "eureka, I found it!".

Dream: I briefly observe a person using certain supernatural powers in the street. I am standing in a room, surrounded by numerous objects (perceived notion of garage, storage place). There, I become aware of "the" great discovery of humanity, what it has been looking for since the dawn of time: the relativity of light, light can be manipulated like any solid substance. And it is light that gives shape to things. I can then see on the bottom of a computer screen all the years I have lived, the years of each of my past lives. I then take a photo with my phone of the bottom of the screen. I feel like my sister is there...