Hi Deb, |
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anyone like to take a stab at interpreting my last night's dream please? It was a fast car ride although I don't have a car and I use a mountain bike instead which I love. |
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Hi Deb, |
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you must be the change you wish to see in the world...
-gandhi
I guess the two main symbols are the journey and the destination. |
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Bu
Thanks Bu! The monastery felt "desolate", like the road to it because it was the "dead of night" and the only light in the dream was from the car headlights. I had an OBE many years ago (my only one) in my sleep and it was "all dark and desolate" there too except for the street lamps from a housing estate which I recognized as the one on the hill above where we lived then. I was a little grey cloud floating along the footpath up the hill and as soon as it dawned on me I was astral travelling the shock was so great I woke up. Not all my dreams are in darkness though. |
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Right I've got a better picture now. Not particularly a place of solace, then. More kind of ancient and eerie? |
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Bu
You're right Bu, the whole dream was eerie. You're right about the ancient aspect too. Big contrast between that and the modernness of a fast car. The mode of transport should have been a horse and cart or even walking. |
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Another interpretation: |
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I didn't make the connection with death Dannon, but actually I do feel I have a (self-imposed) death wish hanging over me, and that would account for the dream as you interpret it. I've got internal bleeding, currently awaiting diagnosis but probably IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) and although that in itself is not life-shortening, due to the blood loss I have mentally been preparing to say goodbye to my family! My own feeling is that I have brought this condition on myself in order to force myself into present time; when you're preparing to say goodbye to your family, it helps to focus you and make you think clearly. What brought that on is that previously I was mentally projecting myself to 2012, i.e. not living in present time. I am one of those people who believe that the earth will have "ascended" from the 3rd to the 4th dimension by then, i.e. be in a state of peace and co-operation. But the time until then seems like a big abyss to me: how am I gonna keep going while people are still able to trash the planet, imprison people who defend human rights, etc. and get away with it? I guess my bleeding will continue a while longer till I find a way to reconcile myself with living in present time during the next few years. I know the answer to the problem, but not how to implement it yet. |
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I don't think it would be creepy necessarily. Especially if you were lucid and you opened the windows and took out the walls and let some light in and some fresh air. Maybe make the sun come out. |
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I would say not so much that he in particular was rushing you, but that you are feeling that events are out of control. Easy to blame someone for "making me feel that way" - we do it IRL and in dreams! |
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Bu
And it might not be literal death, either, but some sort of unknown transformation. I suggest if you have lucid skills to investigate this monastery. |
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Well boys, I've now worked my dream out although without your help, I would still be clueless. |
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That's a powerful link, Deb. If it feels right then I'd go with it. Sounds like it's making sense to you. This is an excellent example of how impossible it is for someone else to interpret your dream but how useful it is to engage with others in order to make sense yourself. |
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Bu
This confuses me. Isn't the end of the journey for all of us Death? Isn't that a definate? However, the journey still continues even after death. What else might happen? |
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Do you believe that dreams predict the future? Yes, we all die but do we know when? The dreamer's post suggested that her condition might lead to death but this is by no means certain. If the dream concerns the blood loss, then it is just about one possible outcome, no, not definite. |
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Bu
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