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Posted by saw on January 31, 2005, at 6:39:11
I have had this niggling feeling of not remembering something horrible all day today. I have just remembered a dream that I had last night.
I was at a "hostel" type of place and was sitting outside with 2 other people. I do not remember who they were or what the type of "hostel" I was at. I glanced up and at an adjacent block of flats, somehow I know this to be from a neighbourhood I used to live but otherwise nothing else was familiar. Three men man walked across the top of the building (it seemed to be a walkway). One lagged behind. He had blond hair and was wearing a white shirt and light brown pants. He stood there - opened his arms out wide and flew into the air. The building was about three stories high. Not enough to do the damage that it did when he hit the ground. He landed within our "hostel" space. I remember the sound of him hitting the ground but I turned away in my dream. I did see what was left behind and I remember sort of watching the clean up operation. It occured to me that it was as if they were cleaning up a broken dirt bag.
Well, that's it. I think. I don't have any more thought processes on this and have no idea why I dreamt this or what it means to me. I concede that I have had suicidal tendencies but somehow cannot relate them to this dream.
Just wanted to share. I feel better now.
Sabrina
Posted by Susan47 on January 31, 2005, at 10:59:44
In reply to Horrible dream - trigger?, posted by saw on January 31, 2005, at 6:39:11
Dreams like that are horrible and I know they have meaning, maybe it'll come to you during the day.
Posted by Shortelise on January 31, 2005, at 19:12:43
In reply to Horrible dream - trigger?, posted by saw on January 31, 2005, at 6:39:11
Death is not just ending, it is also beginnings.
You could try "being" the man on the roof, in the first person, talk about what you are doing and how you are feeling about it. Not "he" but "I".
Death scared me in dreams until I analysed enough of them (my own I mean) to understand that it means so many different things.
What do you think?
ShortE
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