Dream about seeing myself as a kid

**Loryan** · 09-22-2017 09:23 AM

The dream starts in a playground that I do not recognize (guessing that I've been there as a kid), I'm on top of the slide and have no idea about the context. Out of the sudden I see three kids, my brother myself and one that I do not recognize; my brother must be around 12-13 and I'm about 5-7 (He's 23 now and I'm 18). First person that I recognize is my brother and I immediately walk towards them, at this point I tell my now best-friend that I'm tripping balls (A phrase that we frequently use). As I approach my brother I see myself but I do not remember having any conversations with me. Next thing I know we're on top of the slide and he's about to go down when there's a small girl in front of us going down, I immediately tell my younger self to watch out, he however does still slide down and takes the girl with him down, nothing too bad just a small accident. I immediately go down with them, tell him that it's alright, pick them both up and try to see for any visible injuries while parents (mothers only) gather around us. The girls' mother comes aswell and says that she'd beat my younger self (or something along those lines, I cannot recall exactly), I immediately become pissed off and get in front of her face literally screaming to her that she won't do nothing else I'm going to beat the shit out of her (For context: I've never been a victim of domestic abuse, never witnessed it or anything among those lines). I then appear to be in a public bus with my self and I'm sitting with a random girl when I see younger me sitting next to us with one empty spot where I go and sit next to him. The mother that threatened me is sitting like 2 rows in front of us with her two kids and I think there's some tensions between me and her older son but nothing extreme.

I've never seen a dream with my younger self and for that reason this has stuck on my mind since I woke up. I appreciate any interpretation. (P.S: I did not share any more information because I think it's irrelevant; I have no vivid memories of me in a public bus / playground / harming another child / I also think that the appearance of my brother and best friend are completely irrelevant).

**darclord** · 09-25-2017 04:12 PM

Tough one. I will see what I can do.
Seeing your younger self typically means either your past self compared to your present self, something in the past compared to something now is causing friction. Just because you saw it happen as a child does not mean it happen when you were older.
Perhaps it is not you physically injuring another person but emotionally.
Since your young self disobeyed you and cause an accident to happen. The mother is blaming you. Maybe it is you blaming you for something you did, but would have done anyways even if your future self said no. Perhaps you should accept that whatever that was, and let it go.