Comments on: I’m the little girl. Who saw it coming?

By: briana

briana — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 17:30:05 +0000

@Alison – Wow! That is some powerful interpretation… and so funny, because without understanding the whole idea that every symbol is part of you, it would be so hard to get the message

@Pearl – Yeah, you have my permission to let them go. And if they’re important, they’ll probably come up again. And for some reason, seeing pictures of myself as a kid can be oddly comforting. And I love the idea that looking through your own could spark some epiphanies.

@Sherrie – Thanks for the idea about drawing the scenes… sometimes the imagery is so vivid, and I like the idea of being able to see it again in a more tangible way.

@Elizabeth – Wow, the loving theme in those dreams is incredible. Connection = yay! Funny that you kept having them until you finally decided to “figure it out.” Have you had any more since? I wonder if once the message made it into the light, your psyche moved onto other things… So fascinating.

@Kyle – Thanks for stopping by and mentioning that connection – super interesting and now I’m even more curious about meaning or archtypal meaning or something.

By: kyle

kyle — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 04:18:01 +0000

Hey, I just stumbled here and am quite tired so i only read about half of dream saga 1/2. But if you want to a public school chances are you read Catcher in the Rye? Holden talks about similiar visions where he’s stopping kids from running of the edge of a cliff. Just interesting I thought, and I love that book.

By: elizabeth

elizabeth — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 03:47:34 +0000

Fascinating! Thanks for sharing part 2!

In the past many weeks, I have been dreaming about being in really sweet loving relationships with all of the really great guys that I have ever known. To the point where it was starting to get ridiculous. So, I finally did the “I am x .. and I represent ..” for the guy in the dream one morning to see what came up. As it turned out, he represented the love and support and connection that I have in my life and was reminding me of it. Which makes sense .. it’s just kind of funny.

By: Sherrie Phillips

Sherrie Phillips — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 13:29:15 +0000

I do think the symbols have meaning but they are not the same meaning for everyone. I have done a lot of dream work in therapy and just finished a 4-week dream group. It was way cool. Our coach asked us to name our dream and give it a ‘moral’ of the story. Also, we took the people or objects in the dream and asked 2 questions. What do you most like about this person and what do you most dislike. Often those 2 answers can give you a lot of clues. We also drew some of our dreams and that was also every enlightening. Thanks for sharing yours.

By: Pearl Mattenson

Pearl Mattenson — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 04:06:46 +0000

Thanks on two counts: Even though I have had no flashes on photographs you are reminding me that it could be very powerful to go back to old photographs of myself. I feel like I might be able to “see” myself in a new way looking back today.
And… thanks for the point of view that not EVERY thing in a dream has necessary meaning. There are some stubborn details that have been bugging me and I think you just gave me permission ot let them go!

By: AlisonG

AlisonG — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 18:59:35 +0000

I had a dream last summer about getting it on with Bill (Martin Starr) from “Freaks and Geeks.” He was so sweet and awkward, gawky but eager, totally transparent. He’s my inner child, yup, afraid of being foolish and doing the wrong thing. But his youth, naivete and eagerness are exactly what make him attractive.

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