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I am constantly having dreams about Zombies attacking me or invading the earth. Most of the time Im running away with a group of people mainly class mates and family members. These dreams are sometimes followed with dreams about aliens or the rapture happening leaving me alone on the world.
I never wake up scared from these dreams, just empty inside. They might be Dream Signs but I don't think that's all they are.
You need to pursue a Higher Spiritual Calling. Your earthbound in materialism, which your dreams point out to you in the morbid symbols of Spiritless Zombies. The Alien Symbology would indicate that materialism and animality is not your true essential nature and is becoming increasingly alien to you.Quote:
Originally posted by Fetish
I am constantly having dreams about Zombies attacking me or invading the earth. Most of the time Im running away with a group of people mainly class mates and family members. These dreams are sometimes followed with dreams about aliens or the rapture happening leaving me alone on the world. *
I never wake up scared from these dreams, just empty inside. They might be Dream Signs but I don't think that's all they are.
Try looking into Spirituality. Lift yourself up. A little Transcendence never hurt anybody. Perhaps the lightest, easiest and most pleasant introduction to Spirituality is Yogananda's "Autobiography of a Yogi" which is still being published. It would really be difficult to think of a second best. And it is very eclectic in its sweep, where many of the other books retain a narrower focus. The only problem with the book is the Author who seems like this tiny little pigmy among colossal giants.
In that regards the Works of Swami Vivekananda are timeless Classics. Reading Vivekananda you never get the feeling that he is a mere shadow of greater men, even though, he probably sort of was. His Guru, Ramakrishna, though less intellectually articulate, was by far the most Spiritually acclaimed of the two. Vivekananda could give the better speech, but with Ramakrishna, people would be falling over from ecstasies of Spiritual Experience. But if you are buying a Book, Vivekananda is the better of the two choices there. But if you were to Meditate on a Spiritual Entity, then your money should be on the Guru, Ramakrishna.
It was so much easier to get into Spirituality during the sixties and seventies when there were so many competing Gurus and Organizations in the Market. Now it's much quieter... when 'Material Girl' Madonna can become a Major Spiritual Leader, then you know how light the competition is.
This is an intersting post...over and over, i keep dreaming of the sea, in one form or another...sometimes i'm in the water, sometimes i'm observing it. Last night, i dreamed i was on the beach, and the tide was coming in too fast, and it frightened me.
What i want to know, is, what is the sea a symbol of? Some say it's to do with the emotions...Life's not particularly turbulent right now, i have a few things i'm working on, but it's nothing i can't handle.
Also the same woman keeps appearing over and over...everytime i see her in a dream, she never speaks to me. (it's someone i know in real life) and i find myself in awe of her. In the last dream she was in, she was wearing a turquoise top. Now the funny thing is...she came into work the other day, wearing the VERY SAME top, i'd seen in my dreams! I nearly had heart failure!
I have had probably had like 30 or 40 dreams where i get into a fight but when i go to hit the person i cant: phisically. I swing as hard as i can but it feels like somthing is pulling against my arm. Does anyone have any idea what this means?