Strange Dreams

[Irish_Dreamer]

Several times I have had this dream where I am in this massive house going from one room to another, the rooms seem endless. The ceilings are very high and there is beautiful furniture and very ornate fabric draped from the ceilings that flow in the breeze. When I get to the balcony there is always a pool on the lower level. Sometimes I find in the bathroom of sorts, make-up scattered around and just a messy room. I know it is my Grandmothers stuff (she is still alive). Sometimes the house is haunted and its a nightmare, other times the house next door is haunted. I have a lot of dreams where the house (different houses I am in) is haunted. I know how to wake myself up from these dreams by saying "thats enough"

[modern-mystic]

Hi Irish dreamer... This dream is about you and it is showing you that you are a very spiritual person who has some really beautiful things inside. It is also showing that there is cleansing related to generational issues, where there may be some things to 'make -up' that you may well be aware of and sometimes you struggle with negative energy inside. Can I suggest that you start to visualise yourself floating in the ocean and the salt water soaking into your skin to refresh and cleanse you. Over time as you do this it should begin to stop the haunting dreams. Let me know how you get on and if that was helpful...

[Plato37]

Hi Irish Dreamer, I agree with modern-mystic about the second part of the dream, it is quite self-explenatory: there is some make up and it should be cleaned in this trans-generational bathroom, because it creates kind of a mess. You are the one who best knows, what that means, even if these things in reality usually aren't easy to handle and sort out. The first part of the dream is more enigmatic.It does seem, that you like a lot of space around yourself and the atmosphere really is kind of spiritual. I am just not sure what that pool means, it is kind of a modern thing in this building, which seems to be more traditional, rooted in old knowledge with beautiful furniture. Is it possible that old and new have a tension between themselves...you seem to be best off in your own great building