I was conscious of being on holiday and staring out at the ocean. Everything was bathed in sunlight, the ocean a beautiful pacific blue, the sky azure. I had a model airplane that when you pulled the wings out of their recess it wound up the propeller. I launched it and it flew out into the ocean. I decided to follow my aircraft and diving out it took an age before I splashed into the water and swam to retrieve my airplane bobbing about in the water. However I noticed some shadowy figure in the shape of a shark lurking in the depth and panic ensued as i swan frantically for land. On reaching safety it was to my relief a tiny little shark no larger than ones hand and I had an overwhelming sense of relief.
I heard music too, it was baroque and so absolutely clear and original that i decided that I should learn harmony and counterpoint and record it for posterity. This I was sure would make me a famous composer and I would live my life having found my true vocation.
I went to our home which was a flat (apartment to our American friends) and in order to get to it we had to tread very carefully on the landing below which our neighbor was trying to make secure with some flimsy entwined willow twigs. I tested it and was not convinced that it would take our combined weights and awoke with the feeling that i should report the building to the local authority as it was dangerous.
I real life i don't live in a flat.
27 Jan 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieAnd was this incredible "dream" in technicolor with sound?
I was conscious of being on holiday and staring out at the ocean. Everything was bathed in sunlight, the ocean a beautiful pacific blue, the sky azure. I had a model airplane that when you pulled the wings out of their recess it wound up the propeller. I launched it and it flew out into the ocean. I decided to follow my aircraft and diving out it took ...[text shortened]... port the building to the local authority as it was dangerous.
I real life i don't live in a flat.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieThe plane symbolizes your childhood dreams, the ocean the future world that stretched out before you. In your dream you chose to follow your childhood dream into the world, which on appearance seemed beautiful, but in reality held hidden dangers where your dreams could be lost or devoured by unforeseen misfortune. As it transpired however, these dangers were not as bad as their first seemed. (The moral being not to give up on your dreams when you encounter the unexpected).
I was conscious of being on holiday and staring out at the ocean. Everything was bathed in sunlight, the ocean a beautiful pacific blue, the sky azure. I had a model airplane that when you pulled the wings out of their recess it wound up the propeller. I launched it and it flew out into the ocean. I decided to follow my aircraft and diving out it t ...[text shortened]... the building to the local authority as it was dangerous.
I real life i don't live in a flat.
The flat with the flimsy floor is much more profound,....but would require a payment of 12 hundred pounds for professional elaboration.
27 Jan 16
Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke12 hundred pounds sterling? Can we trade a chess lessons in part exchange 😀
The plane symbolizes your childhood dreams, the ocean the future world that stretched out before you. In your dream you chose to follow your childhood dream into the world, which on appearance seemed beautiful, but in reality held hidden dangers where your dreams could be lost or devoured by unforeseen misfortune. As it transpired however, these dang ...[text shortened]... more profound,....but would require a payment of 12 hundred pounds for professional elaboration.
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeOh come on, the flat is easily enough interpreted. The entire dream represents a segment of time in his life most of us have experienced.
The plane symbolizes your childhood dreams, the ocean the future world that stretched out before you. In your dream you chose to follow your childhood dream into the world, which on appearance seemed beautiful, but in reality held hidden dangers where your dreams could be lost or devoured by unforeseen misfortune. As it transpired however, these dang ...[text shortened]... more profound,....but would require a payment of 12 hundred pounds for professional elaboration.
It usually starts after leaving home (teens to early twenties) and extends until reaching a place where you finally feel settled in... I'm roughly guessing somewhere between the ages of thirty and forty. Anyway, the flat in his dream makes sense... because renting a flat before owning a home makes sense.
Oh, and by the way... no charge for this interpretation. The first one is always free.
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28 Jan 16
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieLeaving all the silly banter apart for a moment, this is a well intended post from myself to you.
I was conscious of being on holiday and staring out at the ocean. Everything was bathed in sunlight, the ocean a beautiful pacific blue, the sky azure. I had a model airplane that when you pulled the wings out of their recess it wound up the propeller. I launched it and it flew out into the ocean. I decided to follow my aircraft and diving out it t ...[text shortened]... the building to the local authority as it was dangerous.
I real life i don't live in a flat.
The dream is a representation of an aspirational hope that is within you but is generating an internal struggle deep within you.
The view you see is your future, or one potential future. It is beautiful, open, free and aspirational. It is good. The sun rises and falls over a expanse of peace.
The model airplane represents a mental construct of this life change you have created privately in your mind and are seeking to test or explore over a sea of uncertainty and nowhere to land if it doesn't fly. The plane is small and fragile and possibly a metaphorical single seater. You doubt your piloting abilities but you should not as they are in fact, excellent.
The shark is the threat of the unknown and should your model place crash into the sea of uncertainty, there is a part of you (and all of us) that fears drowning in this sea of change.
The flat/appartment represents your current world view/status quo. The apartment's foundations are already undermined by the positive change energy you are generating and you have a genuine concern for those around around you and how this new exploration or new life or spiritual change will affect them.
If this interpretation resonates, then I sincerely wish you all the best with it. 🙂
28 Jan 16
Originally posted by divegeesterThats fairly profound, I need to digest it.
Leaving all the silly banter apart for a moment, this is a well intended post from myself to you.
The dream is a representation of an aspirational hope that is within you but is generating an internal struggle deep within you.
The view you see is your future, or one potential future. It is beautiful, open, free and aspirational. It is good. The sun ...[text shortened]... t them.
If this interpretation resonates, then I sincerely wish you all the best with it. 🙂
From what I understand our dreams are simply the manifestation of our minds mechanism for dealing with issues that somehow remain leftover and unresolved in our minds 'cache', to borrow a term from computing.
28 Jan 16
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Originally posted by lemon limeYes it did resemble a place I used to live when I was a student. Your interpretation is very logical.
Oh come on, the flat is easily enough interpreted. The entire dream represents a segment of time in his life most of us have experienced.
It usually starts after leaving home (teens to early twenties) and extends until reaching a place where you finally feel settled in... I'm roughly guessing somewhere between the ages of thirty and forty. Anywa ...[text shortened]... nse.
Oh, and by the way... no charge for this interpretation. The first one is always free.
28 Jan 16
Originally posted by lemon limeThe Ghost has taught you well young padawan...
Oh come on, the flat is easily enough interpreted. The entire dream represents a segment of time in his life most of us have experienced.
It usually starts after leaving home (teens to early twenties) and extends until reaching a place where you finally feel settled in... I'm roughly guessing somewhere between the ages of thirty and forty. Anywa ...[text shortened]... nse.
Oh, and by the way... no charge for this interpretation. The first one is always free.