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longtire

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« Reply #135 on: April 19, 2005, 10:14:39 PM »
I have a fragment of a dream from several days ago.  It keeps coming to mind so I'm posting here and hope that puts it to rest.

I am crawling through an endless maze of tunnels I can barely fit in.  There are sort of shaped like ant tunnels, with many branches off in all directions, but are a little spongy and have some give to them.  I feel like I've been crawling through these tunnels forever.  Instead of being tired though, I'm more excited because for the first time, I can see light coming in from outside the tunnels.  I'm about to get free.

Note:  In real life I would have a panic attack from claustrophobia due to the tunnels being just barely big enough to let me through and then only be stretching.  I didn't have any sense of that in the dream.

So lets see, the tunnels are the choices in my life.  It has been a long journey  with no room to breath.  I have to work hard to stretch (grow?) my way through.  I'm close enough to the end (of this part) that I can see the bright light (enlightenment, freedom?).  There is no one else around, only me.  My personal journey of growth is close to being over, at least for this stage.  I made the decision to get a house and separate today.

Does anyone have any other associations with this?
longtire

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« Reply #136 on: April 19, 2005, 10:21:32 PM »
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« Reply #137 on: April 19, 2005, 10:30:32 PM »
Longtire,

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I made the decision to get a house and separate today.


Bless you brother :!:  :D

Brigid

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« Reply #138 on: April 19, 2005, 10:51:29 PM »
Hi everyone:

When I started this thread I really thought I was probably the only one with really weird dreams. :shock:  

But now.....I feel a whole lot better!   :D  :D I'm not alone!!!! :D

Brigid:  Your worst nightmare....playing itself out?   Catching him and feeling dirty/creepy afterward....would have been worse in real life?  Possibly.....afraid for your daughter?  Deep deep in your subconscious (or maybe not so deep)?  Have a talk with her, maybe?

You did the right thing.  You warned her.  His behaviour, over the years had nothing to do with you.  It had to do with him.  The head board...protected you.

Longtire:  You're walking in a straight line now.  Good for you!  Keep going!! :D  :D  :D

GFN

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« Reply #139 on: April 19, 2005, 11:41:10 PM »
Ok, I triple dog dare anybody to make a big psychological drama out of this dream, well a snippet of a dream really.

My wife comes home from the store. I look in as she's putting the groceries away and there are two Cheerios boxes sitting there. An empty one and a full one. She had bought a new box of Cheerios for my breakfast tomorrow without me either asking her or putting it on the list. :D

Now who does the full box represent and which unfulfilled expectation is the empty box supposed to be? Are there sexual connotations to the hole in a Cheerio? Any one feeling creative?

I only realized this was a dream when I went to the cupboard a couple of hours ago and there weren't any Cheerios in it. :shock: She told me she hadn't bought any for some time. :?

mudpup

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« Reply #140 on: April 20, 2005, 06:43:32 AM »
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Ok, I triple dog dare anybody to make a big psychological drama out of this dream, well a snippet of a dream really.



Are you joking, mudpup, or trying to be hurtful?

Because I am feeling vulnerable, and this seems pointed to me.  But I am not going to let it hurt me, because it says more about you than about anyone else trying genuinely to help others, and getting a rather sneering kind of label stuck on them in the process.

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« Reply #141 on: April 20, 2005, 06:53:04 AM »
Hi and good morning all.

Longtire, what colour were the tunnels? They were spongy? Sounds to me like you’re getting ready for a re-birth. Into the light, only this time, you’re in control. And you’re re-birthing from the maze of your brain, not the, er,  :? usual parts of anatomy. Wonderful dream! :D

Brigid, this copy and paste thing, can I help you solve it or aren’t you overly-bothered? Your dream: no upset from me, sure it’s a bit graphic but then so is life! I disagree with censorship. Anyway, goodness knows, you protected your daughter, I guess that’s the main thing. But how he excluded you, made you feel he didn’t need or want you even for the most basic, loving things. I guess he was taking ‘self-love’ to a rather daft conclusion! Jerk (off). Sorry, trying to make you smile and I just end up being smutty! :roll:

GFN no way is anyone alone with weird dreams and that includes you.

Mud, can’t resist a triple dog-dare :D , I’m going to make a drama out of your dream. Your dream is telling you that your wife isn’t telepathic. But you want her to anticipate your deep-seated need for the baby-comfort-food that is Cheerios (haha hope you can hear my terrible German accent here, monocle in squinty-eye).

Babies can’t ask for what they want and when food magically appears when they are hungry, they think their Mamma is telepathic (okay not quite, but stay with me). We’d all like our partners to anticipate our needs and fulfil them without us asking them (“I expect you just to know I want that!  :x Why do I have to tell you all the time?”).

Unfortunately our partners aren’t our mothers or fathers. (Darn! Or – thank goodness!) And they don’t automatically know what we want. We have to be adult and ask for what we want, either by adding the Cheerios to the list or voicing it. And this feels a bit negative….because actually we want to be loved….and adding to the list is very mechanical, there’s no love in it, so…..(still reading huh?)…..

What do Cheerios represent and are they that important? Or would you rather say, “I’m having a tough time in my head right now, I’m remembering some stuff about my childhood and, well, I need a bit of extra love please. Can I have some? Lovely. And while you’re at it, Cheerios make me feel loved too. But I don’t want to have to ask for them, because that’s like I’m asking for love. And if have to ask for it, you’re giving it in response, instead of loving me unconditionally and spontaneously. So what I’d really like is for you to know what my favourite comfort foods and take care to have them when I’m feeling a bit low. I’ll tell you what those foods are, and when I’m feeling low. Would you do this for me please?” (This is not that over the top. With a bit of reading and joint therapy, or just love and acceptance I guess.)

Then you ask what you can do for her. And if she doesn’t know, reciprocate with those random acts of love and kindness. Flowers when it’s not a special occasion. A night out for no special reason other than that you love her. A love note stuck to the fridge. Etc.


Okay, I’m not doing that again over a box of Cheerios! That’s probably all first-rate garbage but it came out of my fingers so –bleurgh – whack it on the board and you are free to point at it and laugh. It sounded good in my head, now it looks…bare and vulnerable. Hey-ho, I dinna worry :D  love, P

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« Reply #142 on: April 20, 2005, 07:00:00 AM »
(((((((((October))))))))))) didn't see your post when I was busy doing exactly what Mud challenged us (me?) to do. I think he was joking in his roll-in-the-mud way but that was my impression. I see you might take it personally. Can't answer for Mud here but just wanted to say one of the old 4 agreements....(I have to keep it in mind, I often feel rejected here, still, but that's my problem):

What others do is not because of you

Take heart October, you know you're okay, I know you're okay. Not everyone is deliberately trying to hurt us but sometimes we look for sign of it and find it (whether the intention to hurt exists or not). Hope that makes sense.....love, P

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« Reply #143 on: April 20, 2005, 09:09:47 AM »
How are you doing October? Just seeing if you're around. I just ate some expensive salmon thing I bought yesterday for £1.60 reduced from £4.99. It tasted okay but now I'm wondering if I'm going to be ill. I always do this - only buy food 'treats' when they are half-price or about to go off. Does this mean I'm unable to give myself full-price goodies because I think I'm not worth it? Or am I just being frugal? Ee gads, it's repeating on me :shock: sorry for that rather fishy burp just then. Still tastes okay though. *burp* oopsie...

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« Reply #144 on: April 20, 2005, 09:24:06 AM »
Tender-Hearted October,

I'm going to agree with P (is that you Portia or Patz or someone else?  Sorry :oops: ) that Mudpup was not directing anything at you, but just having some fun in his roll in the mud way.  We all know that many of us have some very disturbing and hurtful dreams that leave us drained in the morning.  I am speaking for him, but I do not think he meant any disrespect.

(((((((October))))))))

Brigid

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« Reply #145 on: April 20, 2005, 09:31:04 AM »
Hiya Brigid, 'twas Portia in P mode, still burping. But it is after lunchtime here, in case you thought I might be eating fish for breakfast, oh yuk...

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« Reply #146 on: April 20, 2005, 09:50:04 AM »
Good Morning all:

Hi October:

How are ya this morning?  I just want to let you know that I always enjoy reading your dream interpretations and I appreciate you taking the time to do them.  I think you put a lot of yourself and your feelings into doing that and it is really cool and shows a bit of a gift (my opinion).  You have taught me that my dreams are often/probably about me (never.....even.....thought.....to ...consider that idea before but it makes complete sense to me now :oops: ).

There are so many ways to read dreams, aren't there?  Each person will have their own ideas.   I think this is a great thing because it gets us all using our thinkers and putting down the thoughts that come from reflection.  Honestly, I don't think anyone here would mean to make fun of that.  These dreams we are all --(the serious ones--not the chincilla ones that SOME people have :D  :D )--these dreams are our deepest stuff coming out and sometimes it might be a bit embarassing to reveal that (??).  It might be easier to make a joke of it, while posting such a dream, rather than show our vunerability.  Or it may be confusing and seem rather funny, until we think about it more, which is what happened to me with that first weird dream I posted about the mortgages and stuff.

Hope you are having a wonderful morning October!  

Hey......Mud......you slippery, little steam-gilled-roll-your-eyes-double-dog-daring-dude!  Were you kidding around or what about wanting your weird dream interpreted?

You kid around a lot here so I'm going to assume you were kidding.  But I'm not taking on that double-dog dare because I think Portia already did a fine job of it!! (Great job P!!! 8) ).  There's no way I can top that!!

As for me, I did it again.  I had a dream.  I heard myself telling myself in my dream......"This is a great dream to remember".  Ofcourse, I don't remember a thing after that thought (frustration icon please)!!  But.....I felt good when I woke up and it seems like it was a nice one, so that's a bonus. :roll:

GFN

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« Reply #147 on: April 20, 2005, 10:01:08 AM »
:oops:  :oops:  :oops:

After lunch there eh P?   :oops:  :oops:  :oops:

Here I am posting my "Good Morning" s all the time. :oops:

What time does it say at the top of your post?  My last one says: "9:50 am".  This what happens when one is pc illiterate.  I have no idea why I thought we were all being magically put into the same pc-time zone.  Duh!!!
Double Duh!!!

Good after lunch, Portia.  Sorry about the fish! :(   I truly can totally empathize because I became very ill, one time, after eating fish (not the poor fishy's fault) and was hospitalized for 3 weeks.  I was only allowed strange jello-like material, skim milk (which turns my tummy), and apple juice....the entire time.  The only thing I took in was the apple juice and every time I burped, for 3 whole weeks, all I could taste was.....fish.

I'm not much of a fish-eater now adays and that happened when I was 8 years old!!!  So I have great sympathy/empathy for your fish-burps and I hope it's just a slight bit of indigestion or an ornery little fish--nothing worse I hope!!! :D

GFN

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« Reply #148 on: April 20, 2005, 10:17:15 AM »
GFN, 3 weeks :shock:  in hospital after fish? At age 8? Is that a traumatic experience or what :( . I'm not surprised you steer clear these days. That must have been awful. And you don't even blame the fish :D

I'm quite enjoying my salmon, over and over it seems, but I am on my own so it's okay. And they're healthy burps! okay, enough already. You liked my cod(groan)-analysis of mud's dream? I think I got way carried away, but thanks 8)

I'm GMT (+ 4/5/6?) but I don't take umbridge (there's an old word) at your good mornings, if it's morning for you, I enjoy it. Here's a funny thing, I'm sure (I think) I saw the board time hop up an hour earlier on today. Was it catching up with daylight saving? Maybe I had a micro-sleep for an hour instead. Who knows.

Think I've yakked for enough today though (again :oops: ) and it's time I went to the library. Shame about not remembering your good dream, drats! I've done that, frustrating. Okay, I'm away, take care GFN and all...portia

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« Reply #149 on: April 20, 2005, 10:32:46 AM »
October,
I was definitely not thinking of you or anyone in particular when I made my triple dog dare. If I was making fun of anybody it was myself.
I mean, first I complain that I can't remember any dreams.
Then I remember one significant dream and follow it up with one that I probably had because I went to bed without a snack to tide me over til morning. I was just trying to emphasize the mundane nature of it compared to the dreams other people post here.

Please, please, please forgive me if I inadvertantly hurt your feelings. :oops:   :cry:  :oops: I'm really, really sorry. The thought never crossed my mind that this was directed at anyone besides myself.

I feel like a total heel. :(

mudpuppy