DREAM LESSON TWO: AWAKEN.
As you begin the climb toward the Summit of Dreams, you are being invited to awaken something that may have been quiet for a long time.
Not to force.
Not to plan.
Not to figure out your future.
But to awaken.
Many women have spent years tending to what was necessary.
Family.
Work.
Responsibilities.
Survival.
And somewhere along the way, desire, imagination, and creativity can quietly go dormant.
But dormant does not mean gone.
Something within you is still alive.
Awaken is the sacred practice of becoming curious about what wants to come alive again.
What gives you energy?
What captures your attention?
What makes you wonder?
What have you missed?
What have you secretly wanted to try?
What begins to stir when you stop asking what is practical and allow yourself to imagine what is possible?
You do not need to turn any of it into a plan.
You do not need to justify what you desire.
You do not even need to understand it yet.
Simply notice.
Like the first movement of wind through something that has been still, you may begin to sense what has been there all along.
Wind stirs.
Your imagination is part of your God-given creative power.
And perhaps God is not asking you to have the whole vision.
Perhaps He is simply inviting you to become awake enough to notice what is moving.
Remain curious.
Remain open.
Let yourself wonder.
Something is beginning to stir.
When you are ready, begin the lesson.
You Have Completed Awaken
You have reached the end of Awaken.
Take a moment to pause along the path to the Summit of Dreams.
Something has begun to stir.
A desire.
A curiosity.
An idea.
A possibility.
A part of you that may have been quiet for a long time is beginning to wake.
You do not need to understand where it is leading.
You do not need to make a plan.
You do not need to turn every stirring into a dream.
Simply notice what is coming alive.
Awakening begins with attention.
With becoming present to the small movements within you that are easy to dismiss when life is loud.
Trust what has stirred here.
Your imagination is waking.
Your creative power is returning.
And perhaps you are beginning to remember that dreaming was never something you lost.
It was something waiting to be awakened.
As you continue toward the summit, the invitation becomes quieter.
Because once something begins to stir, we must become still enough to hear what it is saying.
When you are ready, continue on to Lesson Three: Whisper.
The wind is moving.
Now, listen.
