Dream Weavers
By: Claire Elaine
Tags: Spirituality, Life Lessons, Channeling, Self Doubt, Spiritual Secrets

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If only we could be as we dream ourselves to be.

We strive so diligently to be the best we that we can be, to be sure of the who and the what of ourselves that we can take great offence if another should suggest we are other than we see ourselves to be. It seems we allow ourselves to to be the one critic to openly disparage our being and we rarely hold much back.

Why do we do this to ourselves? Why can’t we see ourselves as complete and surrender to the entirety of us?

Is it fear of our truth or fear of our falsehood?

We look inward, we judge, we weigh and more often than not call up more confusion than solution.

I know, for myself, I cannot believe that the person who sits to write this is the same person who lived my earlier years. There feels to be little comparison between the two.

Sometimes I think — Who the hell was she? Who, really, am I now? Did I lie then, or do I lie now? I just don’t know, but I pretend to know to the point of feeling like a fraud.

That statement and the use of the word fraud may shock some, but I do not believe this way of thinking is unique to me. There are far too many lost souls around for this feeling to not be common.

It may not be ever-present. It may occur spasmodically coming and going in rhythm with the ups and downs of life and even then perhaps not often but doubt of our own integrity will eventually come to us all.

One day, maybe for just one moment, each of us will need to reckon with our own self-accusation of fraud.

In doing this we may come to what we believe to be an epiphany, perhaps something along the lines of — “Damn, I’ve been bullshitting everyone, including me, for all this time — I’m not who or what I thought I was”.

This usually hurts. It feels terrible to lose the thread of oneself like this, but a little unraveling of the self we spin into creation, like most situations unexpected and unsought, actually gives more to us than it takes from us.

Losing our grip on the thread of our projected story awakens us from the hypnotic state our weaving has led us to. We waken with, sometimes, both marvel and dread to assess our creation. We birth further doubt through this assessment — doubt that aids in the re-finding of our truth, and that is a precious finding indeed.

We then realize that we had not lost ourselves, we had not lied, we were merely being the us we were meant to be in our entirety.

I believe we can be as we dream ourselves to be if we just recognize ourselves as The Dream and we its only weaver, for this knowledge ensures we rediscover the threads of ourselves by remembering The Light that we are, always have been and always will be.

Namaste

Claire

The following piece is a channelling written through me rather than by me. Should you care to please read freely and thanks for coming by.

Diamonds

Today we wish to speak of diamonds, specifically “diamonds in the rough.

A good phrase and particularly apt for this teaching.

The basic meaning of this phrase is that diamonds need to be polished from their rough forms to become what are considered to be valuable gems.

Does that mean a diamond in the rough is less than a diamond polished?

No, it is the same basic matter, it has only become perceived as something else.

However the light from and through a polished diamond is much clearer.

The phrase is often used to describe people, and can you see how this applies? How people can be seen as rough or polished but still be the same basic stuff?

The light made clear by polishing had always been present, polishing did not create the light it, merely, released it.

Agitation plays a part in the polishing process and this applies to both stones and people. Further improvements are made to base stones by cutting and shaping, and again this relates to people.

Many situations in life are maneuvered to help shape people, help them cut away pieces of life that they no longer need, and all the while their light becomes clearer and clearer.

Many people can live from birth to death never changing from their rough, uncut state but never does that mean that they are less than their polished companions, they are merely what they are meant or choose to be. Their light is still present.

All states of being are welcome in this glorious mishmash of humanity, for without the contrast of rough and polished no-one would aspire to anything and no light would be perceived without a little dark.

So, we ask beloved children that you choose your state of being, choose how much Light you release, but know that the Light is always inside everyone no matter how you or they are perceived.

Namaste

Channelled text September 2017

Namaste - meaning

The sacred in me recognizes the sacred in you.