posted August 24, 2002 06:55 PM         

I had this dream about 18 months ago and I've not yet been able to understand it, please can you or anyone else suggest what it could have meant.

"I think I was enrolling/enlisting at a learning facility and was put in a room that I was to share with 3 other people (another woman and two men). It felt like I already knew them well, although we had just met.

Fo some reason our bags were left elsewhere and we were expected to wait. I went outside for something and noticed the sky, I called the others to come and look. The sky was filled with planets (they all looked like the moon on a cold, clear morning, white and ethereal). We couldn't decide which was the sun, there seemed to be two. One was very red and fiery, which then seemed to go very pink and washed out, just like the other one next to it. There were about four or five other planets as well.

All of a sudden, we saw the earth itself in full colour (just like it looks from pictures in space) and we all realised we had been looking for the earth all along and not the sun.

I was back in the room and was very close to one of the men. The other woman was not there, but the other guy was. The man I was close to and myself wanted to be alone and had to hint very strongly to the other guy to leave. At the same time I felt an emotional distance between us even though we desparately wanted to be with each other."

What do you think?

posted August 24, 2002 11:54 PM         

Basically, this dream seems to be one of transformation. And the transformation seems to be in the area of thought, of perspective. It also seems to convey a message, perhaps stating that we should sometimes focus more on our Earth experience (the reason we are here) rather than focussing so much on "the Sun", enlightenment (because at some level we already are this).

This is the reason you come back from this vision of the planets to an emotional, romantic, earth experience situation.

And this does not mean, of course, to not focus on the higher things, only to remember why we are here, and to enjoy it, while still striving to grow.

posted August 25, 2002 05:33 AM         

Your reply has given me something to think about, and to see if I have been a bit more 'earthed' over the last 18 months.