|
|
Impending Snowstorm in the CityJ~E~S~S said May 1, 9:41 AM: |
||
|
These days, I jump out of bed and hurriedly get dressed to drive my son's school carpool. I haven't had a strong and memorable dream in some time because I don't have time to ruminate on what happened last night. |
|||
|
|
Re: Impending Snowstorm in the CityZephyr said May 3, 11:22 PM: |
||
|
Jess, you have done so well to analyse your dreams, starting your own music night sounds like a good idea, though you don't go into detail exactly what fears hold you back? If it seems like too big a comittment why not get togrether with friends and rotate where the music night is held, fears do diminish if we face them head on |
|||
|
|
Re: Impending Snowstorm in the CityJ~E~S~S said May 5, 9:01 AM: |
||
|
Thanks Zephyr! The fears that hold me back from music night are simply excuses, not really valid fears at all. I know this about fear. But here they are: 1. fear of rejection from my own family, who never ever play music and they're not even into the drumming scene. 2. fear of a lack of friends. I know people in the neighborhood, none of them play any music. I do not presently know any musicians. This fear brings in the worry that I'll have to recruit strangers from an internet board or social network, and who knows if they are theives or druggies? Stereotype right there! I can get over this one by a leap of faith. I only attract people who are vibrating at the same level as I am. 3. Shame over my own home. My husband and I have let our house fall into disrepair. There is a hole in the kitchen floor I have to cover with a plank, and no money to replace the leaky fridge or disintegrating floor. Plus, over the years my drums have disappeared-I used to have 2 middle eastern doumbek drums, but I gave one away and the other was ceramic and shattered. So now, I have a pair of maracas and a shaker. Hard to have music night when noone I know owns drums! |
|||
|
|
Re: Impending Snowstorm in the CityJ~E~S~S said May 5, 9:22 AM: |
||
|
When I re-read what I wrote I see I used the phrase: Then the joy will return to my life. This does not mean I'm living a joyless existence. Not even close! I'm generally happy, more so than at any other point in my life. I think about why I said joy will return. Then I think about why I used to go to music night: because I was basically depressed and this community event was the only way I could feel like there were positive people in my life. At that time, music night was my only joy, aside from creating art. However, now I have children and they are my joy. If I can get my hands on some drums, the older one may love music night. Or, if I press him too hard to like it, he may pull away from music night. |
|||
|
|
Re: Impending Snowstorm in the CityZephyr said May 5, 12:31 PM: |
||
|
Try freecycle to access what you need if money is a problem, some folk buy musical instruments and then let them languish in a cupboard. You may also find other things to help relieve the financial situation , for free. Be proud that you have your priorities right, children first, other material things can wait |
|||
|
|
Re: Impending Snowstorm in the CityJ~E~S~S said May 6, 8:42 PM: |
||
|
Zephyr: Excellent idea about the freecycling. I'm already on my local freecycle board. I never considered to ask for instruments; I guessed everybody cherishes theirs! Currently I'm asking for a tricycle for my 3 year old, but nobody has responded. I've given away outgrown clothes, and someone even wanted ripped up old jeans to make quilts with, so I gave her a bagful of my husband's construction jeans. |
|||
|
|
Re: Impending Snowstorm in the CityIan Gardner said May 6, 12:50 AM: |
||
|
Hi Jess, sorry I am late. Yes, good work and the general indications in the dream are good. This struck me as important so have a look at its possible message: Your feeling in the dream that, “but now I have very little flexibility.” |
|||
|
|
Re: Impending Snowstorm in the CityJ~E~S~S said May 6, 8:52 PM: |
||
|
Yes, Ian, you're right. When I re-read my own dream, that line jumped out at me too. I want to emphasize for new dream-recorders, that pun and double-entendre abound in dream symbology. So in the dream, there is a literal aspect of me not being flexible enough to perform the arabesque. When we analyze that and apply it to our waking life, take into account all double-meanings! The dream could very well be telling me that my problem solving ability is now more limited than when I was younger, also phrased as “flexibility” in thinking. |
|||
|
|
Re: Impending Snowstorm in the CitySuni said May 7, 3:57 AM: |
||
|
thats an interesting dream! you did an awesome job interpreting that one. i recently had one that continued all night (i tend to wake up a lot during the night, so this dream came back as soon as i fell back asleep) and it was thousands of rows of giant post it notes. i figure i need to keep track of things, since i dreamt about post it notes. |
|||
|
|
Re: Impending Snowstorm in the CityJ~E~S~S said May 7, 8:11 AM: |
||
|
“i figure i need to keep track of things, since i dreamt about post it notes.” |
|||
|
|
Re: Impending Snowstorm in the CityIan Gardner said May 8, 1:12 AM: |
||
|
Hi Suni, with long dreams look for three parts - the cause, the challenge and the solution. Actually, if I am not mistaken, these three parts usually exist with all dreams but we recall only parts, usually the last part. Also you do well in being able to return to a dream after awakening. |
|||

Help



