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Dreams
Feb 15, 2003 21:48:01 GMT
Post by mary on Feb 15, 2003 21:48:01 GMT
 I like to talk about the dreams...dreaming is what I do better! oh well...it's a lot of time I haven't a "strange/beautiful" dream...I had my best one when I was a teenager...and it is about a wonderful angel that came to rescue me from...the dreams??....
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Dreams
Mar 23, 2003 0:36:29 GMT
Post by Pina on Mar 23, 2003 0:36:29 GMT
I usually never remember my dreams completely but most of the dreams I do remember have a recurring theme: water. Since posting this, I have had two more dreams with the same theme, and they both involved my son. In these two dreams (nightmares, really), I lose my son in the water... I always wake up before I can find him. Given the current situation in my life, it is easy for me to figure out why I am dreaming this. However, the recurring theme of water has always been part of my dreams, as early as I can remember. Can anyone recommend a good dreams interpretations book? |
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Dreams
Mar 23, 2003 3:15:26 GMT
Post by WILLOW on Mar 23, 2003 3:15:26 GMT
Water usually symbolizes the emotional and the feminine. But it depends on the water as well. Is it deep? Shallow? Calm? Rough? It can also symbolize cleansing and renewal. According to my book (10,000 Dreams Interpreted by Pamela Ball) "Water can also stand for the dreamer's potential and his ability to create a new life in response to his own inner urgings." Emotions, the subconscious, renewal. Water can symbolize many things, but it all seems to point to change.
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Dreams
Mar 23, 2003 14:57:04 GMT
Post by Pina on Mar 23, 2003 14:57:04 GMT
OMG! That is "dead on"!  Thanks, Willow. I will have to get that book! Pina |
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Dreams
Mar 23, 2003 15:19:27 GMT
Post by Barrow-wight aka MELLON on Mar 23, 2003 15:19:27 GMT
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Dreams
Mar 23, 2003 18:06:48 GMT
Post by Paulo on Mar 23, 2003 18:06:48 GMT
Pina
Realisation is the key to the universe!!!
Paulo
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I like to talk about the dreams...dreaming is what I do better!
