trusting your dreams 2
Vijali in her own words....a carving in stone of a hole that opened into her vision.....
"During my retreat time on Boney Mountain, I had a vivid dream one night that steered the course of my life back into the world. In this dream I saw myself carving giant sculptures out of living rock creating new sacred sites in countries I had never visited before. The people in these communities spoke languages I had never heard. At the end of my stay in each country, we created a ceremony of transformation with music, dance and ritual, for our lives, for their community, for the world. I went from country to country around the globe to create a giant circle of peace. The conviction of my dream was that within this circle, this parallel around the world where there was so much upheaval and bloodshed—in the Middle East, Russia, and China—there was also another pattern, one that was potentially a circle of peace
Two years passed from the time of the dream. We may have a vision or dream, but we usually don’t wake up the next morning and pack our bags. Where were all of these countries, I recognized a few in my dream, how do I travel, how do I connect with these people?—the months passed as I lived with these questions about how to implement the dream. On day in 1986 I was absentmindedly spinning a world globe that I kept in the corner of my trailer. I put my finger on the 35th degree parallel where I lived and whirled the world. Twelve sites leapt out at me: the Santa Monica Mountains where I live in California; the Seneca Reservation in upstate New York were Yehwhenode lived; Spain; Italy; Greece; Israel; Palestine; India; Tibet; Siberia; and Japan. At that instant I realized that this circle of countries formed the giant wheel of my dream. I knew immediately what I needed to do, and the World Wheel was born."
