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I had a dream..(help!)

I have that one too. It's always so great to find all that extra space, like a huge kitchen that is all decked out in nice kitchenware.
The only problem with that one is waking up and realizing all that excitement was for naught.
I also often have dreams that involve very weird stairs...sometimes escalators, but usually stairs. Grass covered, see-through, maze like, or stairs that kinda look like this ^^^^^^^, where the steps are at the wrong angle and you have to be careful not to break your ankle.

I was told a long time ago that houses either represent your Mother (nuturing, safety of the womb) or yourself. It seems that dreaming of finding all kinds of new rooms might be finding new or old/hidden parts of yourself that you're now uncovering. Very cool. :)


And yes, I firmly believe that everything in a dream is a part of yourself.


Bun - it's not so much intellectual analysis, so much as coming to an understanding of a mystery somewhere deep in your heart.






TawNub, I'm SO happy to know that someone else shares my NOT-a-morning-personness with me, like we could be twinkies or separated at birth... or something.



to go for my hair with her scissors, and I was totally excited.
And then I woke up. :)


A little creepy?



I have absolutely no idea what this means, but it might be my favorite sentence I've heard in a long time.


Here's an excellent column by one of my favorite writers, Dick Cavett, about dreams:
http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/...
Dick Cavett: The Windows of the Soul Need Cleaning
Published: May 14, 2010
Another attempt to make sense of one's dreams, and Nureyev's and Olivier's as well.

'a dream is a short-lasting psychosis, and a psychosis is a long-lasting dream'
whether it's true or not, though it certainly feels true.

i'm normally not afraid of spiders. i don't like them, but we can co-exist if need be.

You have a lot of violence in your dreams janine, but glad you helped the panda.

i was actually more scared in the dream with the spider, and cried in another dream that wasn't creepy or scary at all.



janine wrote: " and i'm the fist olympic champion."
Seriously I've got nothing I can say to this.
Seriously I've got nothing I can say to this.

Seriously I've got nothing I can say to this."
i know!!! i'm SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO perfect for this game!!!!!!!!

Last night I dreamed I opened a can of tuna, but the only thing inside was a tiny bit of tuna juice and two cardboard circles. I was going to return it to the store but I couldn't find the receipt.
I dreamed I saw a black limo go by. I could see Bill Clinton's head of white hair in the back so I knew it was the Clintons arriving for Chelsea's wedding reception. Which was in a school. I walked through the school trying to find it, room after room after room, nothing, until I saw Andrea Bocelli so I figured I was getting closer. But before I saw him, I passed a food court and I asked a guy making pizza, "how do you get out of here?" Another guy said, "See, this is why women shouldn't be allowed in shopping malls."

I've been having all kinds of intense dreams/nightmares lately. My therapist says nightmares are part of your mind/body trying to heal you. I guess that's progress, then.
Books mentioned in this topic
The Sandalwood Tree (other topics)The Interpretation of Dreams (other topics)
Let the Great World Spin (other topics)
Authors mentioned in this topic
Henning Mankell (other topics)Fox Butterfield (other topics)
William Greider (other topics)
I've only had the losing the teeth dream once or twice, and this was about 2 years ago, because I woke up thinking Holy shit, I've finally had the teeth dream! Usually mine are the anxious variety, catching the train to get to the plane with many hassles, or the lovely one of being in a house that is mine and I keep finding new rooms.
I really want to start keeping a dream journal again, so my memories of them won't be so fleeting.