Thread: worrying dream

Well since everyone seemed to ignore this thread, I'll take my shot at it.

I think, what you think (assuming I know what your thinking), is corect. I have had simliar dreams, but many years ago. My guess, is that you slightly question your best friend's loyalty. Perhaps in the past he has demonstrated he cannot be fully trustworthy, and you are worried that he could dismiss your friendship for the greater good of himself.
Just my opinion, I am in no way saying your friend is a bad friend/person, just for clarification.

People were ignoring this Dream because it was so literal that nobody thought there was any question about it. But apparently there are nuances which anybody can get wrong.

No, the dream does not have to be depending upon baseless subconscious suspicions. Again this is what happens when Materialists attempt to interpret dreaming without first believing in the Power of Dreams. Dreams are not limited to the personal subconscious. Again, we have plenty of proven prophetic dreams and plenty of proven Shared Dreams. We know for a fact that Dreams can stretch beyond individual and personal boundaries.

So when your dream shows your best friend boning your girlfriend, it is not just some subconscious suspicion being given vent to let off steam from the mind. No. It is the Collective Consciousness telling you for an absolute fact that not only does your best friend want to jump your girlfriend but also that she is probably encouraging it.

If you think that you should storm off in an indignant hummmmph, and I couldn't find the least fault in that, then you should. Don't waste one more flower, valentines card, or phone call on her. Be damned before you supply her with on more steak and lobster dinner. Now, about your best friend. You should wonder whether a good friendship should be scuttled over a 'chick'. You need to realize something. Once one learns that a woman is a cheap trampy slut, then one should immediately put her importance into some perspective. You should consider her worth absolutely nothing, and as such, hardly worth disrupting a good friendship over. Let him have her, and then laugh at him for having wanted her, because she will hardly be any more loyal to him than she was to you. It will be he who will marry her and then be ordered by the judge to give her his house when she betrays him. You are getting out cheap.