My Dream

Posted by Mimi on September 18th, 2009 filed in Animals, Healing, Life, Lyme, Rescue

For a year I have been tempted by him.  Wished for him.  Longed for him. Cried for him.

Over the last three weeks he has come to me in my dreams almost nightly.  Beautiful, lucid dreams- during which I relish every moment with him.   In my dream I am not sickly anymore, though I am not entirely well.  First we walk, then gently run.   Together. Through the wheat hued meadows.   My legs shake beneath me, but he lets me know he will protect me. Strengthen me. Love me.  Our bodies become one.

I know I can trust him.  It is a deep-seeded knowing.  Powerful. Beautiful.

And then yesterday, it happened.  Finally.  Only now, it isn’t a dream.

A flood of emotions release and tears stream down my face.  I desperately want to sit and take it all in.  Embrace every detail.  His scent.  His energy.  His deep brown eyes. The contour of his muscles.

A gentle breeze blows and we are together. Again.  I exhale.

Like old friends, we pick up right where we left off.  For you can not separate what nature brings together.



5 Responses to “My Dream”

  1. j. Says:

    is this about horses?

  2. Maggie Says:

    Mimi, I have enjoyed reading about you, your dream, and your life… well, as it is today anyway. I am a natural Health Researcher and Lymphatic Therapist with a private practice in Scottsdale AZ. I also do Energy / Vibrational Therapies, Spiritual Counseling, and educate clients on Natural Health & Nutrition. One of the newsletters I receive had a great link to a “Lyme Detox Program” and I thought you might be interested. Here is the link:

    I hope you find something of help in this information, and just know taht I will keep you, your husband, your adorable little son, and entire family in my prayers.

    With love & compassion,
    Maggie
    Emissary of Hope

  3. admin Says:

    Readers: the link she is referring to is here : http://tinyurl.com/yejrkrk It has some good alternative protocols and information. I shortened the link for convenience.

  4. Carolyn Says:

    What a beautiful visual portrait! You had tears running down my cheeks as I can only imagine my daughter riding her horse once again! She too suffers from tick borne infections, was an avid equestrian and is also fighting to get her life back. Thank you for sharing!

  5. admin Says:

    Carolyn,

    I am sorry your daughter is experiencing this deadly and misunderstood disease. Please tell her that if I can get better from this, I know she can, too. I will await the day that I hear she has ridden again! It was just a few laps around the round pen, but it was something! And, it was healing.

    ~Mimi

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