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Dream Interpretation
Front-Ranger:
--- Quote from: Front-Ranger on January 28, 2015, 05:13:06 pm ---The beginning of your dream echoes a common theme of distrust in institutions, especially long-established ones like religions.
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I should have mentioned that I see this theme often in people's dreams. I wasn't saying it's a common theme of your dreams, friend.
Last night I re-watched Silver Linings Playbook and it caused me to have a strange dream myself. I don't remember much about it except that I was with our friend Kelda and she was in some kind of trouble (thugs chasing her) and I was trying to help her. Maybe because Kelda looks a bit like Jennifer Lawrence. It was nice to have a dear friend show up in a dream! :-*
That movie is pretty intense! I watched it again primarily for JL. I don't ordinarily like Bradley Cooper that much but he was awesome in that movie. He made Robert diNiro look like leftover pastry!
CellarDweller:
--- Quote from: Front-Ranger on January 29, 2015, 12:11:15 pm ---I don't remember much about it except that I was with our friend Kelda and she was in some kind of trouble (thugs chasing her) and I was trying to help her. Maybe because Kelda looks a bit like Jennifer Lawrence. It was nice to have a dear friend show up in a dream! :-*
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I love it when that happens. I've had a few dreams where Brokies have shown up. lol
Jeff Wrangler:
A fragment from last night:
I was living as a roommate in the home of two of my club brothers--except their home was the house my grandparents lived in when I was a kid.
I owed them money (rent?).
They had a baby daughter. In the dream I knew her name, and even addressed her by it, but I've no forgotten it. It wasn't Olivia, but it was something like Olivia.
CellarDweller:
last night I had a few crazy dreams, but I can't remember them now.
Front-Ranger:
This thread is bittersweet. Many friends that have gone on and now exist in our dreams. :'(
In a dream that I had March 6, 2015, I was in my old office and went up to the 3rd (top) floor to the open area outside the executive offices. It was a busy, crowded place with lots of nooks where admins had their desks, overflowing with work, and there were also windows here and there looking out on the city, which was New York City (although I've never lived there). I was looking around for some papers when someone invited me to sit down at an empty desk in the middle of things, piled with papers. The person said, “That’s where you belong, anyway.” I discovered that I was now the office manager which was intimidating because I thought I didn’t know how to do that. But as I dealt with people coming to me with their problems I realized that it didn’t take any specialized skill, only the abilities to focus and solve problems.
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