posted July 28, 2014 08:12 PM            

There was this Huge set of matching ice chests, many assorted different sizes.

They were all hosed out, and turned upside-down (on the dock? maybe) to dry.

Not sure if it was a dock, it had cubicles of one sort or another.

This was a week or so ago, this is what remains.

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Love,

posted July 29, 2014 04:36 PM            

Hosed out that nasty stink.

But that's just me.

I'm no expert.

posted July 29, 2014 04:45 PM            

There were a Lot.

And they all matched, all part of the same set.

Had to be an Ocean Voyage.

Of course I am thinking rationally.

And it wasn't me.

posted July 30, 2014 04:31 AM            

I'll be back with some thoughts as soon as I can.

posted July 30, 2014 04:41 PM            

quote:

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Originally posted by Ra:
Hello Ellyn

I'll be back with some thoughts as soon as I can.

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No hurry, Ra.

posted July 30, 2014 04:44 PM            

I think it's just the thought that brings it back. Why would anybody need That many ice chests?

posted August 02, 2014 09:22 PM            

And what kind of chests are these? Male? Female? both? And when you say they are matching, do you mean they have the same shape?

posted August 03, 2014 06:43 AM            

You revived memories of my first time out on the Ocean.

That can't be bad.

(Singing "Dreamboat Annie" on the bow, while the Killer Whales swam under and about...)

Think of them every time I see the Orca sticker on the bottom of my Lighthouse cup too.

posted August 05, 2014 04:36 AM            

The idea of a voyage, a ship on the sea, symbolizes a journey across the unconscious, which carries the meaning of transformation. Taken with the empty, cleaned out chests and the dock, this appears to be a transformation in the stages of completion (and therefore, a new beginning?).

The dream could represent the release (open chests) and cleansing of (hosed out) emotional energies (implied ice). The red and white could be an indication of the range of emotions/energies contained and released (red=intense)(white=cold) and/or the transformative energies involved (red=fire=transformation)(white=purification).

The number and sizes of the chests could be symbolic of the many times you have been able to release particular energies/issues and the varying degrees of the individual issues. Cubicles can symbolize compartmentalized/partitioned, separate energies that are part of a larger whole, such as mental/emotional energies/issues within the psyche.

Now that I've written out some of the more "traditional" thought, I can see that the possible alchemical symbology mirrors it.

In a simple, four stage representation of the alchemical process, white is the third stage in the process of transformation, characterized by new understanding. Red is the fourth and final stage (as well as gold), representing a new awareness governed by the higher self, or enlightenment/self-completion. A cube (chests/cubicles) is a three dimensional representation of a four sided object. Three is a number of change, and four is a number of foundation/completion. When three and four appear together like this it can be an indication of change, transformation, and the nearing completion of an inner work.

For such a short dream there is a lot of depth and interconnectivity. Do you feel this transformative energy in your life right now? Are you ending a growth cycle? Are you in the process of completing an inner work?

posted August 06, 2014 04:32 AM            

Yes; Ra. I Am.