weekly photo challenge: dreaming
Share a photo that makes you DREAM!
to dream is to journey with the soul …
streams of consciousness
I awaken to the mourning dove’s appeal for the sound of another, and find the passing dream state, like many before, was spent wandering through a petrified forest unlike any created by the ancient uniting of Gaea, Mother Earth, and Uranus, Father Heaven. It was filled with a longing, a seeking; it was a series of moments of futile endeavors.
walking upon moonlit pathways . . .
As I walked upon imagined moonlit pathways, edged by shadows of hidden yesterdays as well as shrouded by entangled memories, I encountered afterimages, echoes, phantoms, fragmented sequels, refrains, and vague specters. Now and then, it felt as though I had stepped on a “mind-trap” and suddenly became entangled inside an invisible emotional net that swirled me around and around from one apparition to another. Each apparition messaged that I have gone around and around in discursive circles once, twice, a thousand times throughout my lifetime of nights. I say to myself, “I’ve been here before. I’ve re-imaged, revisited, and reviewed past moments and choices as if I were an author rewriting a long ago discarded novel. I am displaced and lost.” ~ A Meditative Journey with Saldage
I’ve been here before
… dream interpretation is a delicate matter, and only the very knowledgeable will be able to understand the true messages that are concealed inside a dream…A dream that is not understood is like a letter that remains unopened. ~ Rav. P.S. Berg, The Essential Zohar
I like them, I love the forest!
Thank you. Your dreaming image tells of the transition between sleep and wakefulness
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great captures//Veronika
thank you Veronika. your images are stunning. thank you for sharing your creative talents
These images are fantastic. You captured the theme so well. I’ve started following your blog now, and look forward to future offerings.
Thank you for taking the time to preview and comment. I look forward to your offerings as well.
Love the “I’ve been here before image.”
Thank you. Your rocky shoreline image is awesome!