Have you ever noticed how perfectly situated humans are between the expanse of the universe and the tiniest atom? Or pondered how they say the space between the molecules in our bodies is like the light-years of outer space? Well, it’s not a coincidence, humans are designed to bring the worlds of energy and matter together, through their processes, and over the billions of years that will contribute to the evolution of the universe itself and the merging together of above and below. We play the most important role in what will unfold. (At the end of this post there are instructions and a link to download this recording to your computer.)

Jeane: So, in my first dream, I’m going with a whole bunch of people on some kind of a journey and we get into these… they almost look like little space-age cars. It’s almost like a little plastic car that’s put right around you. It’s mostly a bubble on the top like you see in the science fiction movies.

But there’s like so many of them; they’re all crowded, and they all go in this line zigzagging back and forth trying to get where we are, and you only move a few inches or a few feet at a time. In fact we kind of get bopped from one little vehicle into another. There’s about three of us, or three car fulls of us trying to get to where we’re going on our journey.

And it gets so crowded and dense at one point that it feels like it’s only by being kind of pushed from one car into another that you make some progress. I even wonder if we’re ever going to get there.

But we finally seem to cross some kind of a bridge area, just when you think you’re going to be stuck and not move at all, we arrived, and we’re there. So that was that.

John: Just when you think you’re going to get stuck, you arrive. What you’re doing is, my dream dreams the Brahma side of the theme last night. Your dream dreams the Vishnu side, the sustainer side.

The sustainer side has to do with how you’re working with it. In other words, the theme of the dreaming has to do with: how does the essence of stillness function? And it functions differently from the standpoint of Brahma, the creator, than it does from Vishnu, the sustainer.

As a Vishnu energy, it comes across in terms of how you bounce around and work with things in the outer. And so what you’re doing is you’re visualizing the energy that is coming from inner into outer. The way you’re sustaining it, of course, is because you’re in a condensed microcosm.

What you’re doing is you are contending with it, as if you’re having to deal with every bit of density that there is because things have been created, and so it’s kind of like being in a bumper car. That’s right, it’s like being in a bumper car. You bounce off of this, and bounce off of that. For any given thing that you look at in the outer there’s going to be the opposite correlation or corollary.

And so the dilemma that you have in terms of this ends positively in that you eventually work your way through that. That’s the Vishnu thing.

If you were to now dream the Shiva side of things, you would be taking and looking at what it’s like to reform, as a reformation now, to what’s important.

Jeane: My second dream was pretty violent. Okay, in my second dream, I wish I could remember more about the beginning of it, but I remember I’m going somewhere with some people, and I remember driving there. I come to a place where the road is suddenly sectioned off a little so that there’s cars coming from the left into the lane, and then on the right it’s divided into two because there’s a Santa Claus, a female Santa Claus for some reason, in the far right lane. And in the other lane it’s a little iffy. You can’t really see if you can go down it or not.

So I decide to actually go around the barrier a little bit and exit onto my street by going further to the right because it was vacant.

John: And your significance to the term Santa Claus is something you have to contend with. It’s creating a divide in other words.

Jeane: And so I go around to give the Santa Claus room, and then I get stopped by a traffic cop. He gives me a minor ticket, like $10, because I did that even though it was the considerate or wiser thing to do, so I’m really annoyed initially. I mean there was no other cars anywhere, so I was just annoyed.

Then I go on and I arrive at a house. There’s someone that feels like a sister energy as well as some other woman that seemed to be giving her a hard time, and suddenly the scene shifts and it feels like people are trying to shoot at me. And there’s one man who’s like an assassin, and he even has a dog, and the dog is pretty violent, and you feel like you can never get away from him because if he shoots at people he gets them.

But then I suddenly discover that the people that I thought were friendly in the house, even the woman who owns it, they’re trying to shoot me, too. And then, as they try to shoot me and I go out on the lawn, he suddenly comes to my defense and there’s like a helicopter that some people had landed on the roof and he shoots the helicopter and it breaks into a lot of pieces and falls down.

And I’m kind of relieved to suddenly realize that he or his dog weren’t going to get me because suddenly they’re killing the other people that are trying to kill me instead of my getting shot by everybody in existence. But I was kind of shocked that everybody was trying to kill me and then relieved when I realized this man I thought was the assassin rescues me, you know, and his dog doesn’t try to attack me, either, but it was a pretty violent dream. There was a lot of trying to get away and not feeling like anything was safe.

John: So, what you’re doing is, the thing that causes you to switch and divide, you’re turned around if you go down the one road, which means a direction that you shouldn’t be going down. But they both go the same way, but one way gets you in trouble in some fashion, you get stopped.

And then the other way leads to some violent episodes and things happening, helicopters getting shot down, and what is the end result of that?

So that’s the reformation. That’s the Shiva. The Shiva is often called the destroyer, but a lot of people like to use the word reformer. I kind of like to use the word destroyer, yet it’s a destroying of something for the benefit of something. And so, apparently, what’s being questioned in your dream, your higher self has a sense of a perspective that’s different than the way your functioning in the outer.

And so in the outer you’re taking and you’re considering certain things to be bothering you or, you know, dangerous or however you want to call that. Only the reformation comes when you find that that sort of thing’s your friend. I mean a dog represents the friendship, and you considered the dog to be violent, and the guy that you considered something that was coming after you, or attempting to harm you in some fashion, that guy is seen as the solution because you’re not going to get away from the helicopter.

So the helicopter is up above, and the problem is down below, so that which you see as a problem becomes the solution. It’s a strange solution, because the shooting down of a helicopter that protects you, what this does is it’s pulling the two forces together, an expansive and a contractive.

So, the helicopter represents the expansive. The forces that are bothering you and disturbing you and upsetting you on the ground represent the contractive, and you sit there and when you properly balance the essence of the two together you’re going to find a stillness.

In other words, the guy on the ground that had you all reactive in some sense is a contractive force, and you find out that that’s fine, that that’s okay, you can handle that. But you don’t find that out until it shoots down the helicopter, and the helicopter, an expansive force now, is trying to shoot you. Those two things happening with you standing in between, you represent the stillness in between and you have these two vibrations around you, and so when this sort of thing happens the resolution of that is a stillness – and that’s the reformer.

So the question you have of a dream like that is, in what capacity, how are you to carry this, how are you going to do this? So you have the symbolic images. How do you do this?

Jeane: I just started a third dream and I got woke up, but the essence of the third dream that I remember is I’ve gone into an office and there’s a judge there who calls me aside to talk to him, and there’s secretaries and people that work in the office also.

And it seems like he’s consulting on something and then I leave, and it has to do with me and my family. And then I come back and I can notice some people looking at me strangely, the secretaries, and I realize that what they want to ask is, they want to ask whether or not his being involved in the situation is going to create a conflict of interest in whatever the case is, because he’s involved in some kind of support of myself and my family.

But they’re kind of intimidated to ask it, and it’s like I’m just starting to go over to them and say something to them about how it would or would not be a conflict of interest – when the knock came on the door and I woke up.

John: A conflict of interest. Well, I think I have the first dream, you know if you’re doing a counting. I have the first dream, you have the second dream, you have the third dream, and most people don’t believe that there’s a fourth step. The fourth step has to do with – it’s new information, or it’s a new way.

And the new way is one of recusing one’s self because of a conflict of interest. So how do you have a conflict of interest? You have a conflict of interest in the outer, and you have a conflict of interest in the inner. How is your conflict of interest on the outer?

Well, that’s kind of self explanatory, right, because there’s a tie-in in some fashion that means that you can’t be impartial. How do you have a conflict of interest on the inner? Well, when you come to understand how all of this goes in a circle beginning and end are one and the same, you have a conflict of interest on the inner because you understand the expansive and contractive force.

And so, on the inner, you’re a stillness. You can’t choose between one and the other, and so the reason why this is new information, and the reason why this is another step is, even though we came into manifestation and took the choice of contraction, you know, we didn’t have to come into manifestation in the physical body. We could have taken the choice of expansion, more freedom and such out there in that sense, maybe even more levels to juggle, you know, without the density of the contraction – but that also takes away from the stillness because the stillness rides in between the two vibrations.

So for you to have a conflict of interest means that you have a conflict of interest in terms of the expansive energy, something from up above with a greater perspective is more expansive. In other words, you didn’t have a chance with the helicopter. I mean that was an energy that was going to blow out your contractive little space there on planet Earth.

And so it was one thing to worry about the contractive, and now you have to worry about the expansive. And so in giving you choice as to which to choose , the expansive or contractive, you can’t choose either, you have a conflict of interest and thus you stay where you need to stay, in the stillness. You don’t buy into the to and fro. That actually is what is called a fourth. You know, I remember the discussion being one, two, and three and I was having this the other day with someone and saying, yes, people say that there’s not a four, and using the Hindu system of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, that’s just three. Is there a fourth? There doesn’t seem to be when it’s presented that way, but I feel that there’s a fourth because once in a great while we dream new information.

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