DreamWalk for
Childhood Magic

By Geoffrey Hoppe

The recent DreamWalk for Childhood Magic was yet another transformational experience in the lineup of Adamus DreamWalks. I had assumed that he would take listeners back to their childhood to re-experience moments of connection with angelic and fairy beings. There was some of this, but the most profound part of the DreamWalk was centered on the birthing process, and the dilemma of whether to focus in the physical world, or stay in the angel/fairy realities. 

During the DreamWalk I could feel my childhood-self having a tremendous reluctance to become part of the physical world again, but yet the deep knowingness that I had chosen to be here… and now I needed to take a deep breath and immerse into the world. At one point I could remember saying goodbye to my angelic and fae friends.  

But what really impacted me most about the DreamWalk came afterwards when Linda and I were talking about the day. She told me about her experience during the DreamWalk, noting that she felt the tremendous sense of being “unsafe” in her childhood. It wasn’t from a specific event or person, rather just a general feeling of being surrounded by dense physical reality, and people with emotions and agendas. 

I heard and noted what Linda shared but it wasn’t until the next day that it truly hit me. I had a glimpse of what it would be like to feel totally safe. It was a far cry from what I experienced in my childhood years, and to a degree, in my adult life. For a brief moment I felt the juxtaposition between safe and unsafe, anxiety and calmness, tense and relaxed. The contrast was dramatic. Then in the back of my mind I heard one of Adamus’ favorite themes: FREEDOM. If one feels unsafe, they are likely within a prison of emotions, beliefs and limited potentials. If one trusts themselves implicitly, they will feel safe – even in an unsafe world – and will experience freedom.

One of the most frequent comments I hear from Shaumbra is that they have a constant feeling that “the other shoe is about to drop.” In other words, something not-so-good is about to happen. Adamus tells us that because of our sensitive nature we are always picking up on other people’s thoughts, future potentials, or upcoming Earth/nature events but then we have this quirky little habit of taking many of these feelings as our own. 

During the DreamWalk I realized how dense and severe this reality is. As Adamus was taking us through the birth process, I felt the offensive glare of artificial lights and the rude abrasiveness of mechanical sounds (machines, cars, TVs, motors, etc.). I had never given these things a thought before but now, coming from the angelic realms into birth, I realized how harsh these 3D elements are compared to the more ethereal dimensions. At a deeper level I also realized that this is an unnatural reality, or at least a very compressed and limited reality. Yet, I found myself forcing myself to become part of it, like joining a club that I knew was not quite right for me. 

The feelings of being unsafe – or perhaps the underlying knowingness that this reality is not true – leads to vigilance. We are always on guard for intrusive energies and watching for glitches in the matrix. We are in a world that has become very familiar after so many lifetimes, but it is not the world of our soul. It is a dimension that has at times caused us pain and torment, yet a reality that has given us so many sacred experiences. 

So many of us have had the occasional desire to flee this world, to slip out the back door back to our light bodies and angelic families. Yet there is the inner awareness that it is through this world that we emerge into our enlightenment. Just like the knowingness at birth that we made the choice to come back again into a physical body, there is also the innate wisdom that the path to ascension is through the front door of this reality, not by retreating through the back door. We go through 3D but not out of it. It becomes part of our soul heritage and memory.