Dreams, one of my favorite topics.
Yes, I had flying lessons in a dream. Large room, pillars, 30 maybe 40 foot ceiling, a teacher with long robes. He taught me to move the energy from
the lowest point in the spine, upwards. He had me stand against a column and try it. It was like a baby learning to walk. Teeny steps, bigger
steps, and finally walking steps - except flying. No arm flapping at all. Eventually, I flew from the column to the center of the room. I was so
excited, when I woke up I stood against a wall to see if it would work.
Anyway, yes, flying became a natural, everyday part of dreams. Yes, for years it was always mind-channeled, the mind forcing the energy to rise the
correct way. If I lose concentration, I lose altitude. A moment's doubt or fear would cause an altitude decline.
Finally, it became natural and I met other flyers. The flyers all wore long robes like my instructor years before. Then, I met the "Leader" of the
flying group and he had one eye of light (like a head beam on a car) and one eye dark (no light, like normal). This disturbed me greatly. I left the
flying group.
Now, many decades later, I run on air (one foot off the ground) for fun, fly when I need to reach something like the top of a skyscraper to look
around, or walk.
I also got teleportation and invisibility teachers in one dream, a demonstration. A man/wife, normal dressed couple. They said invisibility was the
easiest thing to learn of them all and is last to learn. It depended on the other disciplines. Then, they taught me levitation on a bed of nails.
You mind push toward the ground/earth - rather than trying to allow yourself to float. Make yourself heavier. Then the gravity repels you and you
rise.
Okay, so I mastered in dream levitation; but, the teachers forgot to come back and teach teleportation and invisibility.
Applying what I learned in flying and levitation (IN DREAMS) - it's all the opposite of what I would have tried if trying to teach myself. Mind
controls the movement via controlling the energy flow in the body.
Sure hate having to wake up sometimes!
edit on 6/11/2011 by Trexter Ziam because: correction