Here's my dream - My 9-year-old daughter has recently begun
to have recurring dreams about walking through a cemetery. She
wakes up crying every time. She says the particular graveyard
continues to change throughout the dream, but she is always
walking, walking, walking. Last night she awakened sobbing.
When she was able, she told me that in this dream she was looking
down into empty graves. These dreams are really scary to her.
I feel I need to offer a little background in order for this
dream to be properly interrupted. My husband suffered a massive
stroke when my daughter was 7. She was alone with him and actually
called 911. His health is constantly on her mind. He has recovered
about 40%. His condition is quite hard on all of us. Please
let me know if you can help us better understand her dream.
Thank you.
Dear
Dreamer,
The
dreams seem to suggest that there is a part of your daughter that is
constantly on guard and waiting for your husband to die. Whether friends
of hers have been talking about his eventual death, or he's talked about
it, or family members have talked about it - the dreams suggest that
she is spending a lot of time worrying about his dying. If this is the
case, I think you need to have ongoing conversations with her about
her father's condition now and in the future. In order to reassure her,
I would also recommend working with presleep suggestion: As she falls
asleep just speak gently and reassuringly that she is going to be okay.
Also, depending on your husband's condition, it would be good for her
to have ongoing "quality time" with him, even if it simply entails her
reading a book to him. Good luck to you. –
Here's
my dream - I am 28-years-old,
from the Middle East. I had a strange dream today! I was with
my mother and one of my sisters in a very high building in our
city. Our city does not have any building that rise that high.
I was able to see a wonderful view of the city that I never
saw before with buildings and green areas everywhere. I was
scared of the height, yet very appreciated to the view. Suddenly
while we are touring in that high floor, a beautiful large bird
(looks very similar to a falcon) flew by and landed on his nest.
Suddenly I realized that the bird has a long neck and has two
heads one at the top of his neck and the other at the bottom
next to his body. I was astonished by the bird and had another
mixed feeling of appreciation and fear. I never thought of knowing
what a dream mean but this dream made me look around and want
to interpret it.
Dear
Dreamer, The fact that you are able to see far expanses from a height not normally available in your city could suggest that your vision and understanding exceeds that of most people. In a dream, a bird is generally symbolic of a "messenger." The fact that this bird has a long neck, which can be symbolic of the human will, and the fact that it has two heads, which can be associated with a dual understanding, could indicate that YOU have an extremely powerful will and, in addition to being something of a visionary, you have a dual understanding about life. In other words, this might be the case if you had a Middle Eastern heritage and a Western education, or maybe parents with two diverse religious backgrounds. Taken together, the dream may suggest that you have a role to play in sharing this broad understanding and perspective with others.
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Here's
my dream - I submitted this
before on behalf of my father but haven't seen a reply posted.
I really hope this time it will be selected because it's bothering
him. My dad is 73 years old and started having a recurring dream.
Several times he dreamed he was working underground. In each
dream he is doing some type of manual labor and he hates it
and wants to leave but can't. He feels desperate to get out
and tries various hallways or tunnels but can't find his way
out. In the last dream he is trying to find his way out again
but this time he's anxious to get out because he's supposed
to pick his son up and doesn't want to be late. He doesn't remember
in the dream how he gets out but he finally finds his way out
and his son is waiting for him. He tells dad, "I've been waiting
for you, it took you ten minutes." This all might sound so silly
except that my brother died 9 years ago so my dad is really
wondering what this might mean. If you have any ideas what this
might mean I know my dad would really appreciate hearing it.
Thank you.
Dear
Dreamer, One
possibility suggested by the underground imagery is that your
father may be spending a lot of his time dealing with issues,
thoughts, or suppressed feelings from the past. Part of that
has occurred as he may have tried to understand aspects of his
life, come to terms with certain events, or deal with specific
regrets. In terms of your father's son, the Edgar Cayce material
suggests that real communication can occur between the living
and the deceased, and this may indicate that your father's son
will be ready to great him when the time finally comes for your
father to make his transition - an event that may be further
away than your father originally surmised. I hope that helps.
Your father may wish to read TESTIMONY
OF LIGHT, by Helen Greaves, dealing with communication
between the living and the deceased. –
Here's my dream - My daughter asked that I write (because
I am an A.R.E. member) to ask your thoughts on her dream.
She was in my mom's house - the house that I grew up in.
She was upstairs in a bedroom, sitting with me. She went
downstairs to the kitchen to get some fruit. She opened
the refrigerator door and saw two peaches. One of the peaches
was sort of oblong shaped, which she thought to be strange
so she chose the normal looking peach. As she looked to
her left she noticed, on the floor, a black scorpion. She
was afraid that the scorpion would sting her, so she went
back upstairs. As she headed up the stairs, the scorpion
was behind her and moving fast. The scorpion turned into
a lobster. I asked my daughter what does this house represent
to her or what emotions does she associate with this house.
She replied, "When I was younger, my cousins used to tease
me and I was afraid to fight back for fear that this would
escalate into a bigger problem. They would criticize me
because I would always try to do what was right." My daughter
is a FIT graduate (extremely creative, highly intelligent,
and multi-talented). I am her number one fan. I am a firm
believer in A.R.E. as you have helped me to garner information
concerning my soul purpose. Please help my daughter.
Dear Dreamer,
As you imagined, because of your daughter's association with the symbol, the dream has to do with criticism. However, the rest of the imagery lends itself to essentially two different possibilities. The peach, refrigerator and kitchen could all be associated with diet and health. Since your daughter was involved with these things before the scorpion/lobster, it might indicate that she has a poor self-image about her shape (e.g. oblong rather than normal) and this image is impacting her diet - perhaps signifying the possibility of or the tendency towards an eating disorder. The second possibility is that the scorpion/lobster is associated with "biting words" or criticism coming from others, causing her to retreat into her thoughts (e.g. up the stairs) rather than trying to face and/or deal with the situation. I hope this helps.
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Here's
my dream - I really do hope
you can interpret my dream. I have sent it in several times.
I constantly dream the same thing: I go into this building (most
of the times it's a hotel, others a school or hospital); I always
get into an elevator and I either can't remember the floor or
I can't find it. Then every time I leave the building, I can't
find my car, and always come out to a street and have to ask
directions on how to get back to the building. Even though in
my dream it is a very familiar building, I can't ever find my
way out. Sometimes, I also fly instead of walk. Once I'm out
of the building, I also try to tell people how easy it is to
fly. I try not to fly too high which in my dream I can, but
I stay just over and above the buildings and I fly over water
too. The flying is wonderful and leaves me refreshed and happy.
However, not finding my way around upsets me very much in the
dream and even after I wake up. Please try to interpret this
dream. I can't stop dreaming it. Thank you very much.
Dear
Dreamer, The
imagery related to not being able to find your way around suggests
that you may have so much on your mind that sometimes it is
hard to keep track of what's going and even why you may be doing
something in the first place. This is the dream of someone who
always feels like they are behind or just barely keeping on
track of things. The flying sequence suggests either that you
find relief in your mind OR it is reassurance from your own
higher self that eventually this period will pass and you will
be "soaring" in terms of personal achievement of your goals.
I hope that helps.–
Here's
my dream... I am a little weirded
out. Two nights ago I had a dream I was in a mansion/museum.
It was a very old place with hardwood floors. When I looked
at the floor, I saw dark shadows sliding across and I knew they
were ghosts but I was not scared. Then one of the ghosts appeared
and I was talking to him - I said, "You're not my grandfather,"
and he said, "No." We just went on talking and walking (he was
not really walking though, more like moving with me) through
the house. Not once was I scared, but I don't know what this
means I have been working on myself with hypnosis and meditation
and trying to open my unconscious. I have had experiences with
relatives who have passed on before. But I didn't know this
man I think he had on a gray suit and a hat. He had a big smile.
If you could offer insight, that would be great.–
Dear Dreamer,
In all likelihood,
your work with meditation and hypnosis has opened you up to
other levels of consciousness. The old house/mansion is probably
symbolic of yourself and the various aspects of your talents/personalities/traits
that are a part of your soul. While exploring this aspect of
"self" - perhaps brought on by your work with altered states
- you may have inadvertently opened yourself up to seeing other
levels of reality in which ghosts are very real. Although not
necessarily dangerous to someone who is grounded and stable,
this level can be dangerous to anyone with an emotional problem
or with a drug and/or alcohol addiction. In order to gain more
awareness of these various levels of consciousness as well as
safe and unsafe ways to explore them, let me recommend the books
Venture Inward by Hugh Lynn Cayce, and Testimony of Light, by
Helen Greaves. In order to safely exploring meditation,
let me encourage you to check out A.R.E.'s FREE online meditation
course, which you can find at this link:http://edgarcayce.org/Meditation/welcome.html.
In terms of working with hypnosis in a safe format, let me recommend
the book: Self Hypnosis: Creating Your
Own Destiny by Henry Leo Bolduc.–
Here's
my dream... In all likelihood,
your work with meditation and hypnosis has opened you up to
other levels of consciousness. The old house/mansion is probably
symbolic of yourself and the various aspects of your talents/personalities/traits
that are a part of your soul. While exploring this aspect of
"self" - perhaps brought on by your work with altered states
- you may have inadvertently opened yourself up to seeing other
levels of reality in which ghosts are very real. Although not
necessarily dangerous to someone who is grounded and stable,
this level can be dangerous to anyone with an emotional problem
or with a drug and/or alcohol addiction. In order to gain more
awareness of these various levels of consciousness as well as
safe and unsafe ways to explore them, let me recommend the books
Venture Inward by Hugh Lynn Cayce, and Testimony of Light, by
Helen Greaves. In order to safely exploring meditation, let
me encourage you to check out A.R.E.'s FREE online meditation
course, which you can find at this link :http://edgarcayce.org/Meditation/welcome.html.
In terms of working with hypnosis in a safe format, let me recommend
the book: Self Hypnosis: Creating Your Own Destiny by Henry
Leo Bolduc. –
Dear Dreamer,
If the dream has
a literal component, it could be indicating that you are having
Out Of Body experiences in the dream state. In other words,
you may be literally traveling out of your body. A likely metaphorical
interpretation is that you may be somewhat uncomfortable around
people and therefore "retreat" to spend time in your own head,
even while in a group. If this is the case, the dream could
be suggesting that you need to figure out how to be more comfortable
around people so that you are not so isolated in a group setting.
–
Here's my dream - I've had this happen to me a few times
in dreams - always a different dream. I am usually in a room
with other people, then all of the sudden I am whisked up (or
just start floating fast) to the ceiling. And there I am looking
at everyone, a little scared and a little amazed. The ceiling
is what stops me! It use to scare me but then after having that
happen a few times in my dream it wasn't so scary, just confusing
as to why and if it is a good thing. Please answer this as it
keeps bothering me and I keep thinking about it. Thank you for
this service.
Dear Dreamer,
If the dream has
a literal component, it could be indicating that you are having
Out Of Body experiences in the dream state. In other words,
you may be literally traveling out of your body. A likely metaphorical
interpretation is that you may be somewhat uncomfortable around
people and therefore "retreat" to spend time in your own head,
even while in a group. If this is the case, the dream could
be suggesting that you need to figure out how to be more comfortable
around people so that you are not so isolated in a group setting.
–
Here's my dream - I had this dream that I was trapped on
an island. I was trying to find my way out but the waves were
too big for a boat to go out, but the water was clear and not
that deep because I saw somebody standing in the water and it
is only above his knee. –
Dear Dreamer,
Oftentimes dreams try to bring to mind images and symbols as a means of evoking certain emotions or feelings that correspond to something going on in our waking life. You've already stated that you associated prisons with fear, so quite simply the dreams might be trying to portray the fact that you are "fearful" of certain things happening in your family situation. It's not that the dreams have anything necessarily to do with prison. Instead, prison is a metaphor for things of which you are afraid. Possibilities might include: being fearful that your son will be unable to find a job he really likes, or being worried that you will not be able to put up with the stress of having a grown son back home, etc. I hope that helps. –
Here's my dream - I
am in an elevator and it starts to fall. It keeps falling and it doesn’t
seem to stop. I keep having the dream over and over. I’m in
the elevator when it falls and I'm screaming for help but no one will
help me. Also before the elevator falls it turns completely over and
then falls. Last night I was on the elevator with other people and
we stopped on floor 4 but no one got off and then the doors closed
and I was alone (the people were gone) and it started to fall, but
it wouldn't hit bottom. It never seems to hit bottom; I wake up first.
But if I was on floor 4 then it shouldn't have fell very far but it
kept falling. It is a very scary dream and I need to know what it
means. I've never really been afraid of elevators.
Dear Dreamer,
Dreams about falling – either free-fall falling
or falling in an elevator – can be symbolic of feeling like
you are in a situation that is out of control. The number “4”
can be associated with stability or materiality. Being alone and screaming
but no help coming is often suggestive of being isolated in a situation
that an individuals cannot see his or her way out of. Finally, the
reason you wake up in the dream is because we have normal physiological
responses in the dream state – in other words, you’re
having an adrenalin rush during the dream, your heart beats faster
and you are awakened from the sleep state. Overall, the dream suggests
that something in your life is out of control and you are totally
confused as to what you can do about it. If this is the case, I would
suggest getting out of your isolation and finding a counselor or a
close friend with whom you can talk. –
Here's my dream - To preface, I’ve been
struggling for years with discovering my life purpose. When I want
to feel calm, I go in my mind to this dream. I would appreciate hearing
your interpretation of it. Here it is: I’m in a lake sitting
in a small, plain wooden boat with this lady that I feel is my mate.
I cannot see a physical form (I rarely see people as solid in my dreams,
perhaps reflecting Einstein’s view that we are energetic beings);
however, I know this is her, my spiritual partner. We decide to float
up to the clouds. Our energies are intertwining, weaving in and out
of one another. The energy exchange transcends any earth-bound sexual
experience, yet feels much like that. Our energies merge in a most
soothing way. We decide we want to come back down to earth and help,
so we do. I’m falling REALLY fast! And all of the sudden, I
realize it is no longer a small lake below us, but a HUGE ocean! Even
though I’m an excellent swimmer, I’ve always had an irrational
fear of deep water (panicked and almost drowned in a lake as a kid.
As I’m falling, I start telling myself it’s going to be
okay and that the water will be "warm and calm." Sure enough,
the water is not only warm and calm when I fall into it, my mate is
there and we are very near the shore of what I remember thinking was
Morocco. We won’t climb back in the boat because it now has
a newspaper in it we feel is precious and cannot get wet. We pull
the boat to the Moroccan shore. It’s a barter town much like
the one in Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (where the world as it is had
been destroyed and this little barter town in the middle of the desert
was all that was left of "civilization." I had a recurring
dream about the world being destroyed and being all alone in the desert
as a kid.) The barter man at the podium is very gruff with us at first.
After waiting through a long line, he tells us we must fill out a
mountain of paperwork. We do not let it discourage us at all. We fill
it out and now there is no line. We go right up to the Barter Man
and turn in the paperwork. His attitude is totally receptive now.
He is delighted to take the paperwork and says that the "king"
really wants what we are bartering (the newspaper). Perhaps I should
mention that I’ve been considering writing a book. It’s
an anthology of interviews from people who have healed mental health
holistically. I was in the mental hospital when I had this very vivid,
comforting dream. I have since restored my own mental health holistically,
thanks to encouragement in part from the Cayce readings. Thanks for
your time and attention in reading this lengthy excerpt.
Dear Dreamer,
Content In brief, the first portion
of the dream sounds like a soul experience in consciousness. In other
words, it sounds like your subconscious mind recalled an actually
“experience” your soul had had before incarnating. The
second part suggests that one of your soul missions is to work with
some form of communication – in spite of various challenges
and unusual personalities that come your way. Perhaps part of your
experience in the mental health facility enabled you to understand
how individuals can continue on even in the face of having their entire
world “destroyed.” Perhaps that is one thing you are supposed
to write about. God bless you. –
Here's my dream - I
have recurring dreams – the scenes and places change but in
each case I am lost, trying to get back home or to area or neighborhood
that I know. In each case there are obstacles such as huge rivers
giant cities and so on that I can't seem to find my way across or
through, I long to get back but am not sure how?
Dear Dreamer, As you have already stated,
the theme of these dreams is “someone is lost.” This suggests
that part of you either doesn’t know what to do in a situation
or that sometimes you feel as if you have yet to discover what you
really want to do with your life. In the first case, the dream might
be occurring as a “memory pattern” whenever you feel lost
in life. In other words, the images have become a symbol for you of
person confusion. On the other hand, if it is your life purpose and
direction you are searching for, let me recommend a book entitled,
Discovering Your Soul’s Purpose, by Mark Thurston. Good luck
to you.
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Here's my dream - In
my dream I was walking through a dark forest with a friend then we
had to walk up wooden steps to a wooden bridge that was shaking and
about to break. She walked half way across but I was too afraid and
walked back down the stairs backwards. She ran after me and held my
hand and walked with me.
Dear Dreamer,
Essentially, the dream
suggests that your friend – or qualities that your friend possesses
that you will find within yourself – is going to help you through
a situation. The fact that she is walking across the bridge with you,
could suggest that she (or whatever she represents to you) is going
to help you deal with the situation or it might indicate that she
has already been through a similar situation in her own life. In any
event, it suggests that there is something you can learn from her
in terms of how you might deal with whatever it is you have been thinking
about doing at this point in your life. –
Here's my dream - I had a dream about two weeks ago
that I got lost on a school bus and had been dropped off in a town
about 30 miles from me. After I got off the bus, I saw a missile hit
the ground and blow up. I had a lot of reporters around me asking
me questions about the bombing. I was not frightened of the event
but astonished it happened. What makes this dream “real”
is that today I went to a friend’s house (and was unfamiliar
with the area) and saw the exact same area in my dream where I was
lost. I remembered the dream after I had it and then was reminded
of it again after seeing this place. This was definitely the exact
same place in the dream as my dream was very vivid.
Dear Dreamer,Edgar Cayce’s life story as
well as the Cayce material itself suggests that the mind is not limited
to the conventional ideas of time and space. I think you had the experience
of dreaming about a place before seeing it for the very reason you
mentioned – so that you would remember the dream. With that
in mind, the dream is suggesting that you may be in the midst of a
personal learning experience (e.g. school bus) that involves unexpected
changes and perhaps major changes in your life. Your frame of mind
during this seems to be one in which, “I was not frightened
of the event but astonished it happened.” Overall, I think the
dream is simply preparing you for changes to come, or even changes
that you may already be in the midst of. If you would like to read
more about Cayce’ own experiences with discovering the capacity
of the mind, lLet me recommend the book, There is a River, by Thomas
Sugrue.
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Here's my dream - Hi, I’m a 23-year-old female living in Santiago, Chile. I am
about to finish university this year and I am very concerned with
the fact that I have to give in my thesis in order to graduate. The
other night I dreamt I was on an airplane on a trip with other people
to play some kind of sport I don’t remember, maybe something
to do with running (I have never been much of a sport fan). We arrived
to a sort of very cheap hotel or motel where I had to share the room
with some friends. The bathroom was old and filthy, and the bathtub
was almost full with mucky water, so I decided I was not going to
take a shower in that bathroom during the days we would be there.
I realized that I had brought a lot of luggage, things I really didn’t
need, like lots of heavy books, an umbrella, and I even took my pet
cat. I was permanently worried about him thinking he could run away,
and thinking why on earth i had brought him, if at my house he would
have been safe. But he acted calmly, slept a lot and didn’t
leave my side at any moment. My teacher (who is helping me with my
thesis) came to pick us up in a small car, with another teacher sitting
in the front seat. I was in the car and we where about to leave when
I realized I hadn’t packed my things and that I had left them
in the room. I went to get them but they where too heavy and too many
to take, everybody got of the car to help me, but I only remember
it was still to much stuff to take and the umbrella I had was now
broken.
Dear Dreamer,
The dream is obviously about your
worries and concerns regarding the completion of your thesis. Being
on an airplane can be associated with the journey of thoughts and
ideas. The sports game you are playing is – in all likelihood
– the thesis process in which you are involved with other students
doing the same thing. The dirty motel room suggests that part of your
doesn’t feel prepared (or even presentable enough) for the experience
of giving your thesis. All of the things you “didn’t need”
can suggest that you may be over-preparing for the thesis or bringing
together elements that are unnecessary. Your cat is probably a symbol
of comfort and security – the animal’s safety in the dream
suggests that you have nothing to worry about. The presence of your
teacher suggests that you will be helped and that everyone wants you
to pass. Overall, the dream is associated with your worries about
your thesis. I would suggest that you don’t really need to worry
– everything looks good! –
Here's my dream - I'm on a deserted island; an old, abandoned monastery is there. I
go up old, stone steps and lie on a stone slab; three nuns in white
(can't see their faces) come at me with long steel rods and start
poking at me – but I am just a skeleton at this point –
no inner organs, just a skeleton. As soon as the nuns leave the room,
I become a whole person again, and I walk down more stone steps out
to the back of the monastery, where there is a beach, and a long,
wide golden sea – it stretches for miles and I cannot see anything
else. I feel like I will be on this island in this monastery forever.
Dear Dreamer,
The dream may be suggesting that
you have been on a long spiritual search – climbing the steps
to a monastery. Part of that process has also entailed getting prodded
and eliminating aspects of your own spirituality and/or religious
upbringing from the past that is no longer worthwhile to you. However,
once this process is complete, it appears as though you will have
found your spiritual “home.” Overall, the dream seems
to be about your own spiritual search process. You might also wish
to see some of the dreams in the dream archives regarding “Dreams
about Past Lives” because of the imagery of the monastery in
your dream. –
Here's my dream
- I
am currently on my school swim team and have been having some strange
dreams connected to my school, the pool, and things that have nothing
to do with my swim team. My dream takes place in my High School lobby,
which is different because it has a huge elevator, with no railings,
in the center of the floor. I am there with my father and a old school
friend and we are waiting to go up to a higher story (the pool is
normally on the ground floor). As the time passes I notice that I
am at the age that my friend moved away to another school (about ten).
I remember her well, although it has been many years since I have
been in contact with her. When we get on the elevator my father puts
me on his shoulders explaining I need to see better although I’m
frustrated and argue that I can see fine. On his shoulders I feel
like I’m a mile away from the people and more importantly my
friend. Then my dad disappears and I fall down farther than we went
up. I wake up with the left over feeling of falling. I am very independent
and don’t like to have my parents hovering over me I am wondering
what this could mean. Please help!
Dear Dreamer,
The act of being in an
elevator can be suggestive of going to a different level of awareness
and understanding or it might indicate moving to a higher level of
achievement. Since you are aware that the pool is lower than the level
to which you are traveling, this might indicate the fact that you
are aware that you are on a different level of understanding or awareness
than some of your friends and team mates on the swim team, especially
in terms of what it is you want to do with your life. The friend that
you associate with someone who has “moved away,” might
suggest that you yourself are aware of the fact that you are “moving
away” from some of your friends and associates, most likely
because of the things that interest you or because of choices and
decisions that you are on the verge of making. Being on your father’s
shoulders, could indicate that your upbringing enabled you to see
“farther” than others. In other words, it appears that
your consciousness and awareness may be much more mature than other
individuals your age. In might also indicate that your parents have
given you opportunities that some of your friends did not receive.
The act of falling down “further than you went up,” could
indicate the fear of failing/falling or of taking a chance that is
somewhat independent of your friends and family. It might also suggest
that it could be advisable to get additional information about what
it is you are considering doing so that you don’t fail. Overall,
the dream seems to be about the fact that you have reached a stage
of independence in your life where you are ready to move on with what
comes next in your life’s direction and that direction seems
different or unusual when compared to what some of your friends plan
to do. –
Here's my dream - I had a dream two weeks
ago that my best friend was digging my grave in a Catholic Church
yard. I am not religious. In this dream, our other friends couldn't
understand why I didn't have a shadow and I became very upset with
them because they had no respect for me as a dead person. Last night
I had a dream that I was at a store with my brothers. They let me
pick out whatever I wanted but when we left the store and got into
the truck, I asked them where my things had gone. The replied to me
that dead people can't actually take things out of the store. What
could these dreams about my own death possibly mean?
Dear Dreamer,
Oftentimes, dreams of
death are suggestive of the end of something. These dreams can occur
whenever an individual is at some kind of transitional period in his
or her life. The dream about the graveyard in the Catholic Church
suggests that you have “buried” or put to rest the beliefs
and ideas (or even the support system) that may have been a part of
your upbringing or childhood. The act of not having a shadow could
be suggestive of not having a sense of self or not knowing one’s
direction in life. Conversely, another interpretation regarding not
having a shadow could be that you have turned lose of the depression
(e.g. the shadow) that was once falling you. The fact that your brothers
told you that dead people couldn’t take things with them suggests
that whatever period of transition you are in (e.g. changing jobs,
divorce, etc.) may not be fully understood by those closest to you
– and perhaps it may not be fully understood by yourself. If
this is the case, you may be having a challenging time deciding what
it is you want to do with you life right now. If so, let me recommend
the book, Discovering Your Soul’s Purpose, by Mark Thurston.
I hope this helps. –
Here's my dream - The other night I dreamt I was seeing
a psychiatrist. I am not in real life but I have friends and relatives
who I know would feel more reassured if I was. I often have very disturbing
thoughts and I am prone to bouts of depression/anger. I’m short-tempered,
impatient and have sudden desires to hurt people. Could the dream
mean I’m doubting my own sanity?
Dear Dreamer,
The dream seems to be suggesting
that your subconscious mind is encouraging you to follow-through on
the advice of your friends and family. In all probability, a good
psychiatrist could help you with your disturbing thoughts, your depression
and your anger. Countless thousands of individuals have been helped
by therapy. Please consider giving a therapist a call. He or she might
be extremely helpful for you at this time – and it seems like
your dream is encouraging you to follow-through. Interestingly enough,
Edgar Cayce stated that nothing of significance ever happens to us
without it first being foreshadowed in dreams. Good luck to you. –
Here's my dream - Last month I had this very beautiful dream that I was actually in
another country to be specific the place is in London. It was so real.
We were even taking pictures and one more thing I was with a stranger
– a black woman who I don’t know. Does this mean I will
have a chance to go and see Europe in real-life because I already
had the experience of dreams in which I was traveling and it actually
happened in real life? Another dream that’s been recurring in
my sleep is an old classmate in college. He is a guy I don’t
have any crush on or have anything to do with. I’m puzzled why
he appears in my dreams? I hope you can help me!
Dear Dreamer,Dreams about places often correspond
to whatever we most associate with that place; they can also be associated
with travel or even a past-life experience. The color black can be
associated with the unknown or the mysterious, suggesting that you
may be entering a new period of your life that is either associated
with what you like best about traveling or somehow enables you to
tap into your talents and abilities from the past. People in dreams
often correspond to whatever we most associate with that individual.
Since the guy reminds you of school, the dream may be suggesting that
you are about to enter into a phase of your life that will give you
the opportunity to fulfill whatever hopes and dreams you contemplated
while you were in school.
–
Here's my dream - I have a recurring dream that I am in this place where there is an
open beach and a pool. Every time I try to go to the pool it is so
full of people that I am unable to get in it. Then I'm always looking
for something in buildings or very dark dangerous streets. I can never
find what I'm looking for; I don't know in my dream what I am looking
for. The part of the pool and the beach does not seem to affect me
in my dream, however the part of being in that bad neighborhood, and
trying to find something is very disturbing, and scary. When I look
for whatever it is, I either do it in a car, or walking. Please try
to get to my dream, because it is quite frequent and disturbing. Thank
you so much.
Dear Dreamer,
The theme of these dreams
is simply, “Someone is looking for something but is unable to
find it.” With this in mind, try to apply this theme to your
life in general and you will know what the dream is referring to.
There are many possibilities here. The pool and ocean full of people
could suggest that it is associated with your spiritual beliefs and/or
church life. The dark and dangerous streets might indicate that it
has something to do with your life’s path and your own fears
associated with your talents and abilities. Overall, these dreams
are simply indicating that you are looking for something but don’t
know how to find it. If this is the case, and that something is associated
with your life’s path, let me recommend: Discovering Your Soul’s
Purpose, by Mark Thurston. If, on the other hand, that something is
about your spiritual beliefs, let me recommend: Soul Development:
Edgar Cayce’s Approach for a New World, by Kevin Todeschi. I
hope that helps. –
Here's my dream - I often dream about a large house or mansion. It is my
home and it has many, many rooms and as I go through the rooms I find
that it has even more rooms than I originally thought. Although I
am a little afraid of what I might find in the next room I am very
excited about continuing my searching. Sometimes the house has a lot
of staircases and I am climbing up and down. Usually I am with other
people but they don't play a major role in the dream, mainly they
just follow me around.
Dear Dreamer,
Oftentimes, the activity
of exploring a large house or a mansion in a dream corresponds with
the activity of delving into unexplored parts of one’s consciousness,
talents or abilities. Dreams of this nature often occur whenever the
dreamer is being called upon to do something new in life, simply thinking
about doing something new, or having to face new experiences or activities
in the normal course of life’s events. Essentially, the dream
is suggesting that there is more to your personality and your talents
and abilities then you may have been previously aware of. –
Here's my dream - I
am always dreaming I am in a huge mall but since I can't go shopping
and have no money to shop I know the mall has another meaning, but
what? The last time I dreamed I had a new apartment and living in
the mall. I even had a new job at a department store and it was
Christmastime.
Dear Dreamer,A mall can be suggestive of an individual’s
current experience, current choices, available decisions and opportunities
for direction. In other words, a mall is generally filled with all
kinds of activities and choices that an individual can make –
just as life is filled with the very same thing. Therefore, when you
dream about a mall it can often reflect the nearly limitless choices
that stand before you in waking life regarding some direction or personal
future. One possibility suggested by the new apartment, the new job
and it being Christmastime in the mall might indicate some kind of
a positive life change or work direction becoming known to you around
the Holidays. Good luck!
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Here's my dream - I dreamed I was with my
friend in India. I was looking up a green hill and saw two paths:
one leading up the hill to the top and a tree line, the other led
part way up the hill and had more of a dirt road path (this one I
took) leading up to a sort of hallway in the side of the hill. I went
in, it didn't go to far, and at the end was a door on my left and
a very flat surface wall of dirt in front of me. The door opened and
a lady let some children out to go to school and I went back out and
back down the hill. I remember thinking earlier in the dream before
I took my walk that "this is India...how beautiful. I love it here."
Then, as I reached my point of origin my friend was their and I put
my head on his left shoulder and felt happy, safe and at home. (I
have never been to India or any other country except Canada.)
Dear Dreamer,
Places in a dream generally represent whatever
we associate with that place or they can be indicative of a past-life
experience (or both). Oftentimes, India can represent such things
as spirituality, travel, a foreign idea, ancient mysteries, and so
forth. In addition, when we dream about a past-life locale, it is
generally because a similar pattern or experience is occurring to
us in the present. With this in mind, the dream seems to indicate
some kind of a crossroads in life: one which appeared more established
and perhaps even more financially lucrative and another that was more
of an unknown and perhaps even a little uncertain. For whatever reason,
the dream suggests that you chose the path that was less certain.
The path you have chosen seems to be filled with various educational
experiences that are new to you (children) and yet it is something
that you are really happy to be experiencing. The dream might also
indicate becoming more involved in some kind of a personal spiritual
path that is also educationally rewarding. –
Here's my dream - I'm sitting by the seashore in my
favorite place where I usually retire to meditate when the man I'm
dating for approximately a month, walks out of the ocean towards me.
I'm surprise but happy to see him. Then we start walking on the beach
holding hands then we cross a door that takes us to this beautiful
room full of white light. We're both surprise and in awe of the warmth
and beauty, then the light starts filtering through our hands and
filling both of us with it until we're both covered and surrounded
by it. We are both in absolute joy.
Dear Dreamer,
The dream could be suggesting that your relationship with this individual
is going to lead to an enhanced spiritual search for you (and perhaps
your boyfriend as well). Your journey together (e.g. walking on the
beach) may lead to a new direction or opportunity (e.g. crossing the
door) of renewed spiritual fulfillment and awareness (the white light). –
Here's my dream - I
dreamed I was in the streets of Jerusalem and I went forward to get
my inheritance of 20 to 30 silver coins. I immediately took them and
gave two to my daughter and one to everyone else even one to a person
who had stolen money from me. I had none left. I then went forward
knowing I had done the right thing. The coins were like prayers. I
then got hundreds of thousands of gold necklaces and people came to
me to get one and each one held a gift for them and they were happy
and ready to help others. Thanks for your input on this dream.
Dear Dreamer,
Although the imagery suggests that this might be tapping into some
aspects of a past-life memory, I think there are reasons why you are
having this dream at this particular time. Jerusalem can be symbolic
of a spiritual search or journey. Biblically, coins can be symbolic
of betrayal (e.g. both Joseph of the Old Testament and Jesus in the
new were betrayed in exchange for coins). From this perspective the
dream might indicate your act of reaching out to others who have somehow
hurt you. On the other hand, the coins might simply represent something
of personal value. Giving away everything you have is certainly associated
with the act of selfless service. If you have an active prayer life,
the dream is also showing you how much value has been in the prayers
you have been sending out to others. Giving away the necklaces can
either be associated with placing your will subservient to the will
of others, or it can correspond to somehow helping others find value
in their will and personal opinions. Overall, it seems to be a very
positive dream about your own spiritual depth. –
