Questions, answers, and the bits in between.

This is my third and final post regarding dreams for now. I only intended to write the one post about my flying the other night, and then move on to a completely unrelated topic, as I usually do on this blog.

I love dreaming. I love writing about my dreams. And I love trying to analyse them, and work out what they mean. Sometimes, I just take them at face value and think what a great dream, but at others, I try to see if I am receiving a message from the Universe… maybe for something that I need to learn, or something I need to know, or maybe just a gentle nudge onto another path for me to follow.

One thing I am completely aware of from dreams, is that there is no right or wrong interpretation. Whatever message is received through a dream is not set in stone, unless I want it to be. Obviously, I can’t fly in real life without the help of an aircraft around me, or I change into my superhero identity, so what happens in a dream doesn’t actually show what message is being conveyed.

Red commented that my flying dream could indicate emotional growth or a yet to be revealed opportunity, with a self-imposed limit. Corisel commented that my second dream could indicate that I am ready to grow and change in some aspect of my life… so both appear to be pointing towards change.

Change is most definitely prevalent in the world at present. We are all involved in some kind of cosmic flux – you just need to switch on the TV news or read a headline to see how big of a change is taking place. I suppose that all of these worldly changes could be being filtered by my mind as I sleep, but, in equal measure, my mind could be letting me be aware of changes that could be coming my way, should I follow a particular path.

My dream from last night kind of pushes this way of thinking. I say ‘kind of’, because last night’s dream, of the three previous nights, was the most unclear, the most discombobulated.

I was driving in this dream. My car was featured more than it was in my workplace dream this time around. I was in a different part of town – one I don’t visit very often. The roads in this area were extremely busy (far busier than they actually should be). One of the people in the car got out, and ran up a road over on the right as I was waiting in a queue at a traffic light (I’m always waiting at a red traffic light so this was bound to appear in a dream at some point!). In order for me to catch up to this person, I had to take the next turning on the left, turn the car around, go back along the busy road and turn left again into the road they had ran along.

Eventually, I managed to meet up with them again, and the reason why I was in this part of town became clear. I was moving some very old furniture. A large, very dark brown wooden wardrobe had to be put on top of the car (how I would drive with it on there is beyond me… but you can do wonders in the dream world!)

So far, things sound quite straight forward. Only, the person got out of my car on my side (the driver’s) whilst I was driving. I have one door, and there is no way they could have gotten out whilst I was there. The road was busy, and the part of town I was in doesn’t actually exist. And I never saw the people who I was collecting the large wardrobe from, and I don’t know where I was moving it to!

My second dream featured a building that was older than it should have been on the inside. This third dream featured an old wardrobe which had to remain outside. My first dream featured my flying inside. So, to me, this indicates some kind of imbalance between what I want to do (within / internal – my thoughts) and what I am actually doing (external – my actions).

The latter two dreams featured age, so maybe this could indicate that I am now feeling the need to do something that I have, in the past, only thought about.

The dreams, together, also point me in the direction of urgency (the need to get to the end of the corridor in the flying dream), having permission (being allowed to stay in the workplace by the old security guard), and catching up (meeting up with the person who got out of my car; and the work colleagues).

Urgency aside, I think that things may eventually come together and I will find myself doing whatever it was that I wanted to do many years ago. I may actually be doing it now, and not realise it yet, but very soon I will notice.

It may be something to do with this blog. I’m now writing on a regular basis, which I never did but always wanted to do years ago.

It may be something to do with my secret identity – the life behind the blogger – perhaps the realisation of a dream (I have many, so I’ll know for sure if this is the case!)

Or, it may be a completely new direction.

Nothing is set in stone, so things are obviously set to change. Change is always good, even if it doesn’t seem so at the time. My dreams may be showing me confused snippets, but even through the confusion everything is balanced. Being balanced is good. Good feels good. And I like to feel good!

I’m open and ready for the changes ahead…