| Recurring Dream
Posted: 3/25/2007 10:53:40 AM | I am not a dream interpretor but something in the dream suggests to me that there is evidence of a spiritual background. We associate white with purity, cleanliness,godliness;wheras the colour blue represents truth. The breeze in the dream represents both the rational/and irrational side of our brain.
The nightgown that you are wearing, I am uncertain as how it relates to your dream. I do feel however that the window represents your soul and it could be someone trying to connect with you. Possibly to relay a message | |
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jukai
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Joined: 2/25/2007
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| Recurring Dream
Posted: 3/25/2007 1:28:59 PM | | Okay, at the risk of sound completely out of my mind to some - my take on this is simple....you are dreaming perhaps about a loved one from the "other side". I believe that we have the ability in our "dream" state to go there....you state that you feel peaceful...or perhaps this unkown person is your guardian angle...Also, may explain why you feel depressed when you wake up - Maybe you feel "home-sick" - I know I do......Ask...I always "ask" and say "show me" and answers come...you can give it a try | |
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| Recurring Dream
Posted: 3/25/2007 2:06:40 PM | | Dreams are not just 'random'. In our dreams we process the information from our day. Some things may crop up in a nonsensical way but it is also when subconscious thoughts , worries, hopes come to the fore. My worst habit is procrastination. So my recurring dreams tend to involve a deadline. Being late for a plane and realising I haven't packed a passport etc are quite common scenarios - or not having rehearsed for a concert - whatever. I 'm not sure if anyone can interpret your dream but you. Does it perhaps signify a longing for a more peaceful life? Only you can tell. | |
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| Recurring Dream
Posted: 3/26/2007 11:53:09 AM | It is obvious that your dream provides you solace . When you wake up you are removed from this peaceful state, hence your sadness. Symbols are useless because if you had a snake (serpent) in your dream it may be an old friend visiting and not something evil. The interpretation strictly lies with you. The only way to figure out what the dream means to you is to ask you questions and hopefully come to the answer.
The person you never see could be anyone:: It depends on your subconscious and experiences throughout the day.
It could be another version of you, a presence.
The most important question is, why does this particular dream reoccur regularly. Perhaps it just provides you a sense of peace. | |
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| Recurring Dream
Posted: 10/13/2009 3:10:02 PM | Given the turmoil in your life at the time of this dream, your husband having suddenly left, I feel the dream is giving you a momentary break from stress.
When you awake, consider giving yourself a few minutes to remember the dream and bask in the peace you feel there. Then throughout your day, take a minute now and then to return to that feeling. It's available to you in a waking state if you choose it.
There may be other meanings that you can explore when you return to that vision or feeling while you are awake.
I hope in the time since this dream you have found that peace in your waking life.
Callothewild
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