Dream of King

[DreamShurk]

Hi , i live in norway , so i had a dream about the king of norway talking to me , we was sitting at the front row at a church service and he was asking me about advice , spiritual and religious advice etc , i remember he was holding his arm around me at some point as well , at one point he asked me to go buy him a coca cola and gave me money to go buy it , i went to the corridor room next door at a vending maching and bought the small coke , i retured it to him in a glass i had filled up with the coca cola , he drank it down in one slurp like it was to little for him and it bearly filled the glass up not evne half way up , anyways as one stage he asked me a strange question , he said : is it ok to eat "HALAL" food , which is a muslim food , i aswered him with biblical answer from the bible that yes it was ok , im not sure if i recall correct or not but i think this was before he asked me for a coca cola , i remember when i came back with the coke he had switched seats or distanced him self from me , almost like he dident like the answer i gave him or me , i recall there as a table between us all of a sudden , before the chairs had been right next to eachoter so he could hold his arm around me , but now he had distanced him self from me , anyways it ended with him just standing up and walking away talking to another person , and he just said to me , i have to go... and he went along with this person rushing away , never gave any good bye or nothing , just left , and thats how the dream ended , any idea what this means ? i find it strange he asked about the halal food.... , what does it all mean ?

[Draeger]

I think maybe the dream is an embodiment of fear of racism or something like that, especially by people with power? But I personally never really pay a lot of attention to the meaning of my dreams. Sometimes dreams don't really make sense in my opinion, they just take random memories and mix them up and then there's the plot. There might be some things that make sense and might indicate some meaning, but what I am trying to say is that it might not have to have a meaning. All just my opinion though.

[Occipitalred]

Well, ask yourself, what is your relationship with the dream content. Were the questions and answers relevant to you in your life. For example, if a king asked me (I am not Muslim and I do not belong to a majority Muslim community) about halal food, it would be different than if the dreamer identifies with Muslim culture or even, someone who doesn't identify with it but is studying it. If the religious questions were relevant to your personal religious worldview, then how does his response to your answers compare to how you would feel having this discussion in real life. Religion is sometimes a taboo topic, it would be normal to be a bit insecure or vulnerable discussing it with someone, especially a king, to whom's opinions you give a lot of weight. If this is all the case, you might think "this dream is a reminder that I feel vulnerable discussing my religious views" and then you can feel compassion for your vulnerable self, and can also find your strength, that part of you that feels confident sharing their worldview... Take a moment to celebrate those times you felt satisfaction sharing with someone else. That's the kind of thought process I encourage around finding the meaning of dreams.

[mobwicket]

Ask yourself if there is something bothering you or is there someone that you had an argument with?