posted December 27, 2012 07:02 PM            

Dream 2: I was with my mother that time, and we were walking in the street. I don't know where we're heading and we just keep walking. I was carrying 2 suitcases (I believed the other one was hers) and my mom was just walking beside me then suddenly I woke up. It confused me coz it ended just like that.

What do you these dreams mean?

TIA!

posted January 03, 2013 04:42 AM            

Something in your life is causing you stress and anxiety, and is causing you to feel insecure and uncertain. Your emotions are conflicted. It could be something like what bridgetostars said, or maybe something more personal like divorce, family, or school/social problems.

Is someone angry at you, or do you feel like someone may be?

Is there confusion in your life, or in your mind?

What is going on?

posted January 03, 2013 08:59 AM            

I was just sad..scared right now. I'm borbarded by responsibilities I'm not sure I can handle. -_-

And I dunno where I'm supposed to go. I felt alone.

I also had a dream that I'm cutting my hair short. I hate it. My hair has always been long. I don't like to cut it short.
Wondering why I did it in my dream.

posted January 04, 2013 12:18 AM            

And it is the hand of fate, you have not consciously done this, though you were conscious of trying to just spend everything you could and get what you wanted. But yes, somehow with two avenues of credit or something you have been able to offset costs and got what seems like a wealth of stuff for a very mediocre outlay. So am not sure whether it was due to sales, or a bonus credit hype, or something similar where you ultimately acquired excellent quality and fine things for prices comparable to other everyday stuff. If it is not you then it is your mother that has had this happen so perhaps it might be even post christmas sales, or credit bonus options. But I think it must be you because the last bit would make more sense.

As a result, the last bit, might see you feeling that others may judge you on what you have bought accusing you of your splashing out a fortune on things and being extravagant. You can understand this because it does look like you spent a fortune. As a safety measure you might try and hide some of your purchases and then just reveal them gradually over time - just to lessen the impact of what you have.

2nd dream:
Related to first dream in terms of your inclination to shop, shop, shop. You know your mother is exactly the same and its a relief to think that you can either laughingly blame her, or accuse her, of being the same as you with shopping. You almost don't even care what you get, as long as you like it, and its good value/or you got a good price. In fact you fear the idea of life without shopping - like in the back of your mind you think, what am I going to do with my life if ever in the future I can't shop very much. Just as people get mobophobia when they are separated from their mobile/cell phone or it runs out of battery or whatever, you get shopophobia if you don't have upcoming shopping time in mind or on the horizon.

It doesn't seem like it is a big deal to your being. Dreams often have a bit of instruction or teaching involved but this doesn't seem like you are disadvantaged on that level with this shopping thing.

I think the reason why you have dreamt this is because you are forming your character and there are themes around maintaining generosity, taking good care of yourself, having good relationships with friends and family, and gaining skills for managing your lifestyle, finances, and needs.

The image I got in the first sentence of the first dream, is like a ruffle on the neckline of a blouse that kind of shoots up and is like a designer type of top. It enhances your face, your skin is so good, clear and glowing and you could have fine jewellery like a dainty gold and pearl item. Whether you have these items or bought anything like them isn't the issue, it is more about the image that makes me read that what you bought was of high quality, design and make and enhances your presentation and appearance - sounds so superficial doesn't it, but its just how it is.

posted January 14, 2013 04:21 PM            

But anyway, yes, very true. Me and my both love to shop. Guilty as charge. You nailed it!
I have a good eye for high quality products (not necessarily branded). It doesn't really matter how much it is. As long as I think I can afford it, I'll buy it. And I didn't think wanting to acquire good things, wanting to look good is superficial.

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Originally posted by Chryseis:
I think the reason why you have dreamt this is because you are forming your character and there are themes around maintaining generosity, taking good care of yourself, having good relationships with friends and family, and gaining skills for managing your lifestyle, finances, and needs.

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Ah yes..I think maintaining a 'BALANCED LIFESTYLE' is what I should do right now.

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Originally posted by Chryseis:
You feel you may have to give the appearance that you are being good and thrifty with your spending - and buying only practical things or things that were needed.

Perhaps you are going back to college/university and now that the holiday season is over, you feel you have to look like you are sensible.

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I totally didn't get this. I haven't thought of that.

posted January 14, 2013 07:34 PM            

In symbols, hair represents strength and power or prowess. So hair cut short in a dream can mean a loss of status, power, or ability to do what you want.

If you associate what you own and how you represent yourself as power/status, then the dream may portend having to cut back and this might make you feel less noticeable or less important.

Because you mention the cutting hair dream with the others, I would suggest that the loss of power to act is based around having to economise financially - because the other dreams were about spending/shopping/worth.

posted February 25, 2013 07:25 AM            

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Originally posted by Chryseis:
So I thought if you had to go back to school on a set budget as well as be just another student again - this would be a good example of these themes. But of course it could manifest as something else, however, the preparation is there for you to consider personal worth/power related to what you buy/own, and there is a strong indication, that you don't like being made to feel that you need to economise. You may have to though to look like you are being responsible and managing your situation to your resources.

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Ack. super late reply!
No need to explain why I bold the sentences. -_-
Thank you for the replies, Chryseis! ))