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Recieved: 2001/01/28 03:22
Subject: Re: [K-list] Re: an experience
From: Christopher Wynter

The other factor that comes into a child's dreams
that is often overlooked ..

is that they take an active role in their parent's nightmares ..
whether the parent is conscious of his or her own dreams or not ,,

I have many cases, for example, of children being deeply
  affected by thought forms coming out of the body of
  a father who was a returned war veteran.

The children see these in their dreams, and because they
are more sensitive than the adults, they pick up the emotions
associated with the thoughtforms.

I would suggest that before you look elsewhere, you
should eliminate any possibilities of nightmares from the
parents as the source of the child's visualisations..

Again, the nightmares of parents are often replays of
nightmares they had as children, which they picked up from
their own parents ...

(BTW .. this has also been documented as research
done into behaviour problems of children of Vietnam Vets
by the Australian Dept of Veteran Affairs .. and the Health Dept ..)

CW

At 09:02 PM 28/01/01, A. Noriega-Gonzalez wrote:
>On 1/28/01 5:28 AM, "Garner1969ATnospamaol.com" <Garner1969ATnospamaol.com> wrote:
>
> >
In a message dated 01/27/2001 8:59:36 PM W. Europe Standard Time,
> > sfabiATnospambellatlantic.net writes:
> >
> >> I took the mother in private and she
> >> told me that her daughter has been waking up screaming at night because
> >> she leaves her body and a bad man has been killing little girls and he
> >> is going to kill her when she is 10 years old. She said it is always
> >> the same man but he drives different cars,
> >
> > Alas, it will happen. The "bad man" is named Time, and he will kill
> > this little girl through a process called "puberty". The process has
> > its consolations, however!
> >
> > The little girl may be taking on mom's or other
> > people's fears about adolescence, the
> > (consequences of the) awakening of sexuality etc. Some positive
> > comments about the joys of being older (freedom, independence, etc.)
> > might reassure her.
> >
> > Serena
> >
> >
>She also told her mother
>that she visits people in their sleep but they are not always happy to
>see her..
>How old is the girl?
>Is there even a remote possibility that the girl may simply be a strong
>intuitive type? Or even be a so called "indigo child"?
>Dreams have usually multilayered meanings...
>Has the girl been exposed to excessive TV violence or graphic news about
>serial killers or even just parental arguments?
>After all, we do have sexual predators in every society...

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