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Lost Soul Mate Dreams
By Ariadne
Green
Why do I keep dreaming about my old flame?
Is it that I am missing them. Recurring dreams starring an old flame
or about a relationship you thought was long over, such as a marriage that
ended badly, can be haunting and perplexing. Just when you think you have
buried the relationship and have finally let go, a dream unearths the bones
from the burial, resurrects the lover, and you find yourself back in the
throws of the passionate love affair you so cherished before. The possible
dream scenarios are many, from cuddling in bed to fighting like you always
did over next to nothing. Dreams like these seem to reconcile a deep sense
of loss, sort out the bad residual feelings and somehow make right what went
wrong.
For a man or a woman who is married to someone
else and with children in the next room, a dream of reconciliation with someone
from their past may be at best unsettling. One may naturally wonder if they
are secretly so dissatisfied with their present relationship that they are
looking for a higher volume of love with someone from their past. Or, is
it that they are in bondage to the dream lover and helplessly subject to
their desires? Most may not consider their dream-mate is really their soul
mate.
Although not all dream lovers are soul mates
or as I prefer to call them Divine Complements, a large number are and point
to a mysterious soul-to-soul connection that lingers beyond the duration
of the commitment. Divine complements collaborate and interact in the psychic
realms even when a relationship in real life is deemed impossible. The
collaboration at the otherworldly dimensions is realized in dreams as the
consciousness of one collides with the consciousness of their twin to share
intimate details about their lives, such as thoughts, pursuits and desires
for renewed connection. From these dreams one becomes cognoscente that there
is a spiritual purpose to the relationship that goes beyond conscious attitudes,
personal ideals, promises to others, desires and personal needs. The purpose
is a divine one.
Longing and Pining Dreams
The emotional connection we feel for our Divine
Complement is a bond of human love. This love can be preserved, respected
and prized or it can be trampled on, buried, abandoned, and even destroyed
by our carelessness. Our human condition is appreciated for its ability to
bond deeply with another human being. The emotional bond with our Divine
Complement is doubled in strength because of an even stronger soul and spirit
connection, one that is impossible to dissolve completely because soul mates
share a room in each other's hearts forever. |
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| Prolonged emotional attachment, however,
can cause one to pine for their twin for years. Some may never be able to
let go completely. It seems that they are set adrift on an endless sea of
restless waves until the heart gives way to acceptance and forgiveness. At
some point, they should arrive at some level of understanding that even a
twin soul relationship can end abruptly and without closure. Those who hang
on too long tend to recreate the pain of their loss by revisiting the memories
of the relationship over and over again. They may daydream about the good
times and ponder unanswerable questions about what went wrong. Full of guilt,
anger, and grief, they drown their creativity making it hard to fulfill the
more independent goals they have for their life including maybe finding someone
else. Nothing in their life seems to have the same magic and they have little
passion for what does. Even more heart wrenching is the evaporation of the
dreams and hopes for the future, growing old together and fulfilling their
children's future side by side. Life may go on, finances recover, but the
subconscious clings. Some individuals will dream of reunion even when their
soul mate has buried the friendship and danced on its grave. They just can't
accept its over. In this case, a dream where they are reunited again
may merely be the result of an unconscious desire to reconcile the loss.
It is pure wish fulfillment. It is as if the dream arrives with a magical
elixir to mend the broken heart. A reconciling dream attempts
to reconcile the losses even when there is no point to a real reconciliation.
It seems to temporarily satisfy a deep subconscious need for continued
love.
The Soul Mourns
For others, the bond and desire for connection
may not be as conscious a choice. The soul itself appears to have a lot at
stake in keeping old promises alive. Soul contracts that were laid to fulfill
the promises for the incarnation that could not be completed because there
was not sufficient time may necessitate the soul stay connected in the ethers.
The karma weighs heavy on the soul and a solution is sought, one that will
fulfill the souls promises. In such a case, a dreamer may find their
twin showing up in their dreams expressing love and devotion,
especially at times when either may need a helping hand. The 'dream reunion'
will fill each with a strong sense of well-being and joy.
I ran into a woman recently who when I told her
I was a dream expert disclosed that she was plagued by dreams about her
ex-husband. Although she insisted she seldom thinks about him during the
day, at night he's the leading man in most of her dreams. The dreams' scenarios
though always different, pointed to a continuing desire to reconcile feelings
of guilt and responsibility about the distance now between them. Intuitively,
I could see that they were Divine Complements (soul mates) who still had
a great deal of karma to clear up for a past life as well as a great deal
of continued love housed in their hearts for each other. In her case, her
soul was committed to advance his soul through a soulful communion of nighttime
communications. She was nurturing him in the only way she could--at a
distance.
Psychic bonds between intimate partners can present
challenges after two have separated. When psychic connections persist they
are experienced as anywhere from being tuned in from time to time to sharing
an overcrowded psychic space and feeling overrun with unwanted emotions.
It is not unusual for soul mates to sense when the other is in danger, has
suffered a loss or is in the midst of a personal crisis. Welling up suddenly
with unexplainable emotions, they never suspect they are picking up on their
soul mates mood through psychic channels. A dream may even spell out
the details of their soul mate's crisis offering an open window view of their
personal dilemmas. These psychic experiences constitute a strong psychic
bond that is undeniable and that is difficult shake. For those remaining
loyal and steadfast to their soul contracts, their over- jealousness to see
their Divine Compliment through tough times may add to their own suffering.
They will unconsciously run to the rescue taking on the karma of their soul
mate, not realizing how overburdened by their soul mate's problems they are.
They may wake up feeling exhausted and unable to figure out a reason for
their restless sleep.
The Death of a Spiritual Spouse
A soul mate who has left the earthly plane may
revisit their spiritual spouse frequently, making their way into their dreams
at night for a chance to communicate. These dreams are remarkable otherworldly
communications and often touch the heart of the dreamer like nothing else
can, soothing some of the sense of loss and instilling faith in an afterlife.
However, not all such dreams are actual visitations. A young women who was
anxious to uncover why her old high school and college sweetheart was the
character in so many dreams, shared one of her dreams with me. Admittedly,
her soul mates tragic death had left a vacuum in her heart, but she
felt it was time to let him go especially because she was now happily married
to someone else. In the dream, she was in a house with her sweetheart, who
was very much alive. She was revisiting the relationship. His family was
accusing her of not treating him with the love and respect he deserved and
she found herself having to defend against their allegations. She mentioned
that in truth his family had always embraced her as one of the family, therefore,
it was hard to imagine that they were actually harboring any anger or casting
any real blame on her. The dream was revealing unconscious shame and feelings
of guilt surrounding the end of their relationship. She was blaming herself
for her shortcomings, despite the fact that she couldnt consciously
admit any wrongdoing. The shear fact that he died suddenly and at such a
young age was enough to leave her plagued with shame. Her unconscious just
couldnt let go of the fact that she would never be able to make up
for any times when she fell short of her commitment to love.
Second Chance Dreams
Some dreams may hold a secret promise of fulfillment
and signal it's time to reunite for a second chance. "Second chance dreams"
come as signs that the door is open for a future reunion and that perhaps
a phone call can smooth the way for a new beginning. I ran into a man recently
who said that he reconnected with his Divine Complement, someone he dated
in college, after he had a dream that told him that he would marry her. Shortly
after the dream, he heard from his college sweethearts cousin that
his old flame had divorced recently so he couldn't resist ringing her up
and asking her out. The dream illuminated their destiny and coaxed him enough
to make a move to make his dream come true. It did.
Discerning whether a dream represents an opportunity
for a second chance or whether it is pure wish fulfillment, reconciling the
disappointment of a painful separation, is difficult. If the dream reoccurs
it may be worthwhile to consider that it may be paving the way for a second
chance.
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Ariadne Green is a dream expert and author
of Ariadnes Book of Dreams (Warner Books, 2001). Her new book Divine
Complement: The Spiritual Terrain of Soulmate Relatinships has just been
released and is available through her website and a major booksellers. Visit
her website at:
http://www.ariadnegreen.com |
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