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Topic: Scary dream
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Planet_Soul
Knowflake Posts: 497
From: The Universe
Registered: May 2005
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posted November 07, 2005 04:37 PM
 
Last night was the secodn time this month I've had a violence theme dream....
I'm walking across my work place parking lot to my car, when I drop something. I pick it up, and drop it again. I begin to go towards my car, when I notice three scary men leering at me. I run as fast as I can and call my bf on my cell. I run into a house, and they follow. I dial 9-1-1, but for some reason the call doesn't go through. I attempt to hid, I run upstairs into a room and lock the door. I can hear them following me. I find a closet in the room and hid inside of it, locking it also. The closet led to another huge room with many, many doors to pick from.
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Ra
Moderator Posts: 524
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Registered: Jun 2005
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posted November 10, 2005 05:10 AM
Hello Planet Soul  That is a scary dream. I'll look at it more closely as soon as I can, but I am wondering ... Do you feel helpless in some way? ... What is stressing you out? Work? ... Are you facing an important decision or choice, and feel overwhelmed?  IP: Logged |
Planet_Soul
Knowflake Posts: 497
From: The Universe
Registered: May 2005
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posted November 10, 2005 01:48 PM
Hi Ra,Yes I feel very overwhelmed. My bf is very undecided about his future, sometimes he wants to enlist in the Air Force sometimes he wants to stay and keep going to school. I don't want to hold him back, and this stresses me out. I also have two jobs, one is full time and I detest it. The other is part time, and I love it but I don't know if things would be good financially if I were to quit the primary job. This was the second time I dreamt of things of that nature. The first time, a guy from work chased me to my car and raped me ): IP: Logged |
Ra
Moderator Posts: 524
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Registered: Jun 2005
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posted November 11, 2005 04:23 AM
Well, what you describe about your life certainly explains the symbolic violence in your dreams. You are under a lot of stress, coming at you from different angles. These dreams are a reflection of, and a release for, these stresses. The only thing I can recommend is a simple technique in which you imagine, just before sleeping, a more acceptable version of the dream. Imagine your dream as if you were not helpless, as if you were able to stand up and totally kick everyone's collective @$$.  Kind of like Neo from the Matrix. You would be surprised at how the subconscious mind can react to this kind of conscious "programming". IP: Logged | |
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