Hello, all.
I would be interested in your interpretations of this dream. I've always had very vivid
dreams, and my dream recall has always been very good, but this one stands out as
being very unlike my usual dreams. First, I'd like to give a few points about how this
dream was so different from my usual ones.
There was only one room. Normally, my dreams are long complex stories that progress
from scene to scene, going to a number of different places, and each place is usually
furnished in normal ways (i.e. typical furniture and objects that you would expect for
such a location). This entire dream, while very long, only stayed in one room. The room
was a doctor's examination room, and it was completely white and sterile, totally unfirnished
except for the examination table, and there were no windows. Just the one door that the
doctor came in through.
There was also only one other character. My dreams normally involve interactions with
a number of different people, but this entire dream involved only one character.
Also, this dream was strange in that after I awoke from it, I felt very uncomfortable about
the whole thing. On the rare occasions when my dreams do have disturbing content, as
soon as I wake up I realize it was only a dream, and it doesn't bother me at all. In this
case, I woke up feeling totally unsettled by the whole thing. So here's the story:
I was in a doctors office, the usual examination room, as if I had just had a routine checkup.
At the start of the dream, it was as if I had just had my checkup and was waiting for the
doctor to come back to give his report. Instead of the doctor I was expecting, another one
came in. She seemed anxious, as if she was up to something. She explained to me that
my state was critical, and I would die if I didn't let her operate right then. She said that we
couldn't let the other doctors know she was doing this, because they thought it was too
risky, and not worth the risk, but she insisted that it needed to be done right now. She had
this huge needle that she wanted to thrust right into my heart. As she began to thrust the
needle, I stopped her, and tried to get her to explain. She said there was no time for that,
and she had to do this right now. I stopped her again, asking if we should be in an operating
room instead of the examination room, and again she replied that there was no time for that.
I stopped her again and asked if she should't have some assistants and an anesthesiologist.
She said she didn't need any of that, she just had to do this right now. It went on like this
for a long time - she would start to thrust the needle at my heart, and I would stop her
and ask her to explain. She would refuse to explain and start to thrust the needle again.
It went on like this for a long time before I finally woke up, and I felt completely unsettled
by the whole thing.
I know my heart is still in good shape; I have regular checkups, and I am still able to
take a good workout without getting too winded, so I don't think an actual heart problem
could have anything to do with it. Any ideas about what this might mean? I'd be grateful
for any input. Thanks!
|
|
Bookmarks