posted May 26, 2003 12:38 PM         

Important things are certainly happening on a global scale. On a more personal level, well, it is so enigmatic with you! You have some very peculiar connections/relationships with some very peculiar forces - involving both you and your son. I feel like much of this activity is happening on another level, another plane of existence, which is perhaps why you sense it but cannot pinpoint it - and neither can I! (I have not given up trying!)

posted May 27, 2003 02:26 AM         

About your dream, are you feeling threatened or insecure about something in your life right now? {If this is glaringly obvious, remember I'm just starting and be nice! Like, 'Gosh, you are so cool, I wish I'd thought of that.'}

posted May 27, 2003 01:28 PM         

I would ask similar, glaringly obvious, questions, and I will!

Amber, I do have some notes on this, but do not have time to type them all out right now. The deeper meanings of the symbology have probably been initiated by something a bit more "superficial" occuring in waking life. By the same token, however, the waking life situation is probably a result of the deeper significance contained within the symbols. There is much to do in the dream anent unconscious energies and their awakening/changing/transforming.

So, the obvious questions:

Do you feel less empowered in some way?

Who or what is threatening your power, or suppressing it?

You say you are "feeling quite pleasant", but on some level do you feel as if you are "hiding" from something? Avoiding something?

I do not think this is entirely related to finances.

posted May 29, 2003 01:31 PM         

I just wish I could really grab onto the meanings of her dreams. My explanations about hers are so ... vague. And this one is no exception! So ...

Well, Amber, I do not know what the connection to this is in waking life, but I find the symbology interesting. Yet again, however, I find myself thrown into the vague language surrounding conscious/subconscious/unconscious forces.

This dream has to do with a hidden, powerful aspect of self (undercover superhero). This aspect seems to be relatively unconscious at the moment (bear/basement) due to some cyclic activity (bear), but there also seems to be an awakening in process. The bear/friend getting eaten suggests the ending of a cycle or the loss of power, and finding the abandoned house symbolizes the finding of an aspect of self which was "abandoned" at some point (perhaps childhood) - thus the ending of a cycle as well.

Both of these dream events happened because of the eagle/vulture, which symbolize change. This particular symbol is interesting because a vulture is symbolically the opposite of an eagle, but both are messengers from spirit, and both symbolize aspects of change. An eagle is a positive energy symbolizing light, freedom, expansion, life, regeneration. A vulture is a negative energy (usually) symbolizing darkness, limitation, death, and re-birth or transformation.

The bad condition of the abandoned house also suggests change.

So this spiritual messenger, which is inherently a neutral energy (eagle/vulture), is "forcing" you to re-discover some aspect of self which has been hiding within your unconscious (basement) behind a "very strong door". You resist because awakening to this difficult unconscious energy threatens to "kill" the cycle of sleep (bear) in which it has been residing, no doubt for good reason. But even in hiding, the collection of berries suggests that the time is "ripe", that this energy of change is trying to complete itself, it's "fruition" is at work within your unconscious.

There is something or someone in your life that appears to be threatening, but this energy is really a vehicle for change as set forth by the powers-that-be, your higher self.

Unleash those super-powers! Be not afraid of what people do or think, because they are but reflections of yourself, and can do no real harm. What do you fear about yourself?

posted June 02, 2003 01:08 PM         

I am looking at this ...

posted June 04, 2003 01:29 PM         

There is such a diversity of energetic connections surrounding you, sometimes I just get blinded by them!

So tell me, how did you FEEL in this dream?

Do you think this is an internal reflection, or does it seem more outer, more worldly?

It is not about the end of the world (I am pretty sure!) but it is about the ending and beginning of ... something, and I think this is a psychological or thought or inner process - but with you I am not sure!

I am going to get a second opinion on this one!

posted June 07, 2003 03:34 PM         

not sure... but if not for you I think I might have gone bonkers months ago

It is not about the end of the world (I am pretty sure!) but it is about the ending and beginning of ... something, and I think this is a psychological or thought or inner process - but with you I am not sure!

I don't really think the world will end anytime soon Unless that's very wishful thinking on my part heh!

posted June 08, 2003 10:45 AM         

The numbers six and seven are used here very appropriately. Six is the number which indicates an achievement, the completion of some work, the perfection of ... something. Seven indicates the end, just before a new beginning. It is a number of evolution, spirit, and intuition.

What do you see ending, Amber?

This does seem to be related to the previous dream. There is certainly a repetition of some of the meanings.

Any further thoughts?