My Psychic Images of CJ Werleman

I have just met CJ Werleman online; and, I have received certain psychic images just before falling asleep and during sleep. I get dreams of only those people who I have somehow accepted in my life—I am using some of CJ’s writings to educate myself on some concepts related to my poetry project.

I know that some of these images are very scary although I have been blocking them effectively. Once just before falling asleep, I heard certain sort of voices that almost made my body jerk in pain. This is because CJ reads into unfair treatment of humans especially Muslims. Another reason for this response is that I am trying to trigger my creativity by reading into some graphic stuff—pain and creativity are inherently linked. My mind and body can handle pain really well because my lucid nature heals me rather quickly (article 1, article 2, article 3, article 4). During one of my lucid dreams, I saw him on a large land that was filled by people; it was so large that it felt more open than an enormous stadium. CJ was walking there on his own feeling very happy about something. The dream emphasized the large number of people and then the size of the land so much so that CJ appeared almost insignificant and difficult to find. I also think that I saw a real place that actually exists on Planet Earth; I strongly feel this was a dream with multiple meanings, which is why I feel that this one also showed me humble nature of CJ Werleman. Thus, CJ Werleman broke through the falsehoods and stereotypes surrounding male leaders. For instance, mainstream media usually shows leaders and heroes as very unrealistically secure, powerful, and destructive entities of some sort. Truth is that humility is one of the most important and most underestimated trait of great leaders. I know this because I have learned this through experience; do you know that I am choosing mentees by looking at their ability to show compassion and care?

My blog post, “Dance of Heroes” provides names of some other heroes I have met through my dreams. I can do this because I was born different; but, I know that other people can open themselves to the lucid training ground through practice. I find lucid dream encounters very interesting because these provide training grounds for my personal growth and development.