Comments on: JediTrainer.Com #021 – Get to know your garden dreamworld http://www.hunatrainer.com/2005/07/31/jeditrainercom-021-%e2%80%93-get-to-know-your-garden-dreamworld/ Use the power of your mind to change your world. A podcast based on the ancient Polynesian Huna system and we take you where religion doesn't and science can't. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 16:43:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Petra http://www.hunatrainer.com/2005/07/31/jeditrainercom-021-%e2%80%93-get-to-know-your-garden-dreamworld/#comment-57 Petra Thu, 04 Aug 2005 10:58:37 +0000 http://www.jeditrainer.com/2005/07/31/jeditrainercom-021-%e2%80%93-get-to-know-your-garden-dreamworld/#comment-57 Come share your experiences and questions in the BBS, you will love it ;-) http://www.bbs.jeditrainer.com/ Come share your experiences and questions in the BBS, you will love it ;-)

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]]> By: Ghostrider http://www.hunatrainer.com/2005/07/31/jeditrainercom-021-%e2%80%93-get-to-know-your-garden-dreamworld/#comment-56 Ghostrider Wed, 03 Aug 2005 16:38:06 +0000 http://www.jeditrainer.com/2005/07/31/jeditrainercom-021-%e2%80%93-get-to-know-your-garden-dreamworld/#comment-56 Howdy All, Just came across JediTrainer.Com yesterday and look forward to the lessons and discussions. I hope y'all don't mind my sharing a bit of my experiences. I listened to the Garden Dreamworld before realizing I should have started at the other end. However, I had no problems entering the Garden as this is where I meet my Animal Totems and where I go when I need to escape the "real world" and refocus. I am uncertain how Animal Totems fit within the Huna System, but suspect they are probably related to the concept of Ku. I have 2 Totems, a she-wolf named Simbala and a white, winged stallion (I believe his name is Aegis but he hasn't confirmed this at this point, but then he's rather mischievious). Simbala is a Gambian name meaning "one who takes refuge in God", although I don't believe it's referring to the Christian God (at least in my case). She is manifest (or so I believe) in my wonderful four-legged little girl, Amanda Jean, who kept me from doing something really stupid and helped bring me back from the edge. Simbala is the protector and the voice of calm reason, the serious and cautious (sometimes, too cautious) thinker. The stallion is more representative of the traveller and seeker in me as well as my more mischievious side. My Garden is actually an open space in the mountains and surrounded by pines. It is a wild, natural place that changes with the seasons, not a well-tended structured garden, but it totally suits me as I find such places peaceful and calming. There is a problem that I'm dealing with, bonds I'm needing to break in order to solidify others. As it's deeply personal I won't go into details (besides, this is already long enough). I look forward to learning more about the Huna system and becoming more in touch with my inner self. All y'all have a good 'un. Ghostrider Howdy All,

Just came across JediTrainer.Com yesterday and look forward to the lessons and discussions. I hope y’all don’t mind my sharing a bit of my experiences. I listened to the Garden Dreamworld before realizing I should have started at the other end. However, I had no problems entering the Garden as this is where I meet my Animal Totems and where I go when I need to escape the “real world” and refocus.

I am uncertain how Animal Totems fit within the Huna System, but suspect they are probably related to the concept of Ku. I have 2 Totems, a she-wolf named Simbala and a white, winged stallion (I believe his name is Aegis but he hasn’t confirmed this at this point, but then he’s rather mischievious). Simbala is a Gambian name meaning “one who takes refuge in God”, although I don’t believe it’s referring to the Christian God (at least in my case). She is manifest (or so I believe) in my wonderful four-legged little girl, Amanda Jean, who kept me from doing something really stupid and helped bring me back from the edge.

Simbala is the protector and the voice of calm reason, the serious and cautious (sometimes, too cautious) thinker. The stallion is more representative of the traveller and seeker in me as well as my more mischievious side.

My Garden is actually an open space in the mountains and surrounded by pines. It is a wild, natural place that changes with the seasons, not a well-tended structured garden, but it totally suits me as I find such places peaceful and calming. There is a problem that I’m dealing with, bonds I’m needing to break in order to solidify others. As it’s deeply personal I won’t go into details (besides, this is already long enough).

I look forward to learning more about the Huna system and becoming more in touch with my inner self.

All y’all have a good ‘un.

Ghostrider

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