Thread: Completely Random

wow that's a really messed up dream. I had a dream kind of like that once. I had a dream that i was in a "game like town" and i was just going into these houses. And i was with a friend, and they were searching through a dresser and throwing the clothes out, and then they took the rugs off the floor and were throwing them out the window. Maybe that's a symbol for something, but honestly, i couldn't tell ya because i have no clue.

Mabye you should post your dream too

The dream suggests that you could, if only in your mind, be able to see or imagine that the book "Sabriel" carries less weight or importance than you might see it having in reality. (see a vision of a book - the book is thinner than it should have been) A book in general represents recorded knowledge. The book "Sabriel" is a fantasy tale. The thin book of "Sabriel" can imply there is slim pickings here where knowledge is concerned. The room would represent a point of view that pertains to personal reading material or your personal collection of knowledge. (in a personal library) A medium sized room can also suggest a rather normal development of consciousness but not the most expanded possible. (small, medium - large) The 2 men indicate a wrong idea being used - one which may apply to your personal choice of reading matter as well as to possibly plans in this subject area or to plans in general.

The 2 men also represent an aspect of your mind with a wrong idea that makes the True Self "see red" (both in red). The one looking like Captain Hook would suggest a fantasy aspect to your way of thinking - a quality that adds little value to your mind (a cheap knock off of him) and which may present your more
realistic thinking as nondescript by association. (the other was nondescript) As Captain Hook was a pirate, he can also suggest an imaginative use of the mind through which you are robbing yourself.

Using realistic grounds of reasoning (on the ground outside) you could see yourself having the role of a scavenger (in the middle of a scavenger hunt) seeking ideas - the objects looked for - that could be likened to refuse or garbage. There is much emphasis on a theory (slips of paper everywhere) that exaggerates the importance of future forecasts (oversized fortune cookie fortunes) or perhaps simply the idea of good fortune. In this subject area there is some worldly thinking (squares on them) that is eliciting strong feelings or anger (some have red squares) which you go for, but mainly spiritual approval (most are blue).

The good fortune suggested here might reflect the luck of the draw (like on a board game card) and some fortunes may not move you forward but backwards. (as in "go back three spaces") The squares on paper might also suggest the idea of bulleted lists. While you might expect to see only one fortune given (as on a fortune cookie), the squares could thus imply a list of options could be possible. The theory pertaining to good fortune is also being seen in terms of food for thought meant to give emotional satisfaction (papers are ketchup packets) but usually where ideas have not been well developed or thought out. (ketchup packets are associated with fast food, like hamburgers). In your mind such thinking apparently works magic.

[People who do little real planning in life using real knowledge often rely on good luck or fortune. Note how the planning mentioned at the beginning of the dreams shows a lack of clarity - "planning something - but what". Note also how you did not consciously walk into the scavenger game but just ended up there. If you do not plan your life's "game plan", you may get what life gives you. As this dream is quite long, I will stop the translation here. Hopefully you get the gist of the dream. Note particularly the dream ending and the idea of needing to realize that you are "dreaming" - which can mean living in fantasy or with too much imagination - and need to become more consciously aware (become lucid). Hear the alarm bell going off even if you do not like it.]