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    Medieval Village Hides Wall of Water

    by , 04-15-2012 at 02:04 AM (590 Views)
    Old partially Lucid Dream
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    I'm walking in what looks like a medieval village. It's modern day now, and there are many store fronts, so I gaze into their windows. It's pleasant and I'm in no hurry. The sidewalk is in good condition which contrasts the state of some of the buildings I pass. Many are made of stone and their walls are crumbling. It's chilly and night is falling.

    As I near the corner of the sidewalk, I get a sense of concern. I turn the corner and am engulfed in this deep, angry wall of water. The waves grab me and pull me away from the safety of the quaint village. I go under and hear the sounds of the sea swirling around me. I force my way to the surface and gasp for air. Trying desperately to keep my head above the water, I notice in front of me, maybe several hundred yards beyond me, other people who were trapped in this sea are just walking out of the water and back onto the sidewalk.

    No matter how hard I swim, struggle, or fight to move myself closer to shore, I cannot. I'm exhausted and I go under again. The waves are crashing all around me and beneath the water I feel assaulted, pushed here and there. I kick hard to make it to the surface once more and look to the shore. It seems even farther away and I am so envious of how effortlessly these other people leave the angry waters that I seem trapped in.

    I wake.

    After thought: I did some research on dreams because to me this felt like something which could be cathartic or symbolic. Water often times represents emotions. And I had been pulled beneath and was fighting against the water...my emotions? I felt trapped by them - unable to escape them. That was my take of this dream. Any thoughts or other observations are welcomed.
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    Comments

    1. Dreamprofesser's Avatar
      Yes, water is a very strong symbolic message coming from your subconscious Goldenlight. Take note of your feeling while being trapped in the angry waters. Have you been overwhelmed in the waking world with anything by any chance?
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      Updated 04-15-2012 at 03:38 AM by Dreamprofesser (did not finish posting)
    2. Saizo's Avatar
      Me and water don't usually get along in dreams but I'll give it a shot anyways. Do you remember if those other people had help getting out? I was thinking that maybe the water represented an obstacle that is pushing you away from your goals. And the easiest way to overcome it is by having a helping hand--someone to pull out out. Just my two cents.
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    3. GoldenLight's Avatar
      Saizo, interesting and I'll consider that. No, they didn't have help that I can remember. They just sort of waded out like one would wade from the ocean onto the beach/shore. It looked easy for them. But I like the suggestion of being pushed away from my goals.

      At the time, I think I was a bit frustrated and I was trying to have an OOBE as well doing a lot of other psychic work. But I may have been depressed - I'm not sure. I didn't write down the date and that doesn't help me place it in time.
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    4. GoldenLight's Avatar
      Dreamprofesser:

      Yes, I believe I was overwhelmed at that time. The problem is, as I noted to Saizo, I didn't put a date on this one and so I can't place it in time. I know there was a period when I was going through depression and some pretty stressful times with my in-laws. So, that was very emotional. However, I also had a time, see above, where I was trying new things: energy work, psychic experimentation, LD, astral/OOBE, Remote Viewing and I can't recall if 'when' this dream was.