posted June 08, 2011 10:13 AM            

1)in my first dream i was running and hiding from some people.This is a recurring dream,same place,enemies are different every time,strangers i don't know.
so, when i was done running, i looked back and thought ok this is the same dream,stop running and wake up now (my usual strategy when i've realized its a dream) but just then i decided to finish the dream for good.i turned back,stared the enemies in face and killed each one of them.i shot them, with their own guns and then i was thinking ok i have finished the dream now,it should not bother me again.

2)and then had another dream that there were some people shouting, hitting, killing each other and i was looking at them from my window. they crushed my car.

3)the third dream was like me shouting, about to hit, an old woman, telling her to get out of my car before i kill her.

posted June 08, 2011 03:44 PM            

I agree. These dreams could signify some repressed anger which you are working out, and dream violence can certainly be a healthy thing.

In the first dream, you did a good thing ... turning to face the threat, and winning the battle. It is difficult for most to come to the realization that they are dreaming, and then to be able to recognize the value in confronting the "enemy". Kudos to you for having the ability to do this. It does help. However, we can see that the situation is not quite resolved by looking at the second dream ...

In the second dream, there is still violence, but you are somewhat removed from it (looking through window). This has occurred because of your actions in the first dream, and allows you to look upon the energy/situation from a distance, and therefore perhaps a bit more objectively.

There is some kind of conflict happening in your life, as the fighting people indicate, but I am not sure if it is external(concerning other people or person) or internal, or both. Either way, the conflict you are experiencing is keeping you from moving in your life in a way that you desire (they crush your car).

The third dream could further clarify what it is that is holding you back ... the old woman. This old woman could represent someone in your life, or could represent an aspect of yourself. Jung believed that anything old in a dream could signify a change or transition about to occur in your life.

What do you think? Is the old woman a representation of a woman in your life who is holding you back? Could she represent an aspect of yourself, perhaps intuition or wisdom, which you do not wish to entertain? (Perhaps you know or feel that you should be doing something, but are not) Or could she symbolize a change or transition coming into your life which you may fear to contemplate?

I am curious about your thoughts on this. What do you think?

posted June 09, 2011 05:32 AM            

there is so much i want to do about this situation, but i can't. i have no way to.

then its internal as well. yes that woman is representing a transition, i agree, its a message for me to move on from a past relationship where m still holding on. we broke up back in November 2009, but somehow i couldn't move on, m not one of the people who are easy on letting go. i did a horary chart and that confirmed that m Saturn and i want to go back to him(the moon). someone told me once Saturn stops being retrograde, i'll be fine. m waiting for that time.
then many many people told me through runes and tarot cards as well that m holding on to something, m not letting the change happen, but this is not conscious you see. just last night i was counting how many days its been since i last talked to him. its like a huge hole in my chest, its just not filling up, may be that's what appearing in dreams