Dreams
August 22nd, 2008 in Uncategorized. 5 Comments
What are you dreaming about lately? As in truly the dreams you are having at night while you sleep, not just the things you want to do someday. I know those are hard to remember, but a couple of things keep recurring for me:
- showing up for college classes and realizing that I have a test that day, and then remembering I haven’t attended that class all semester, so I am not in any way prepared….
- on a plane that is flying really low right above the highway, and barely not hitting the tops of trees. we can’t gain altitude so have to eventually fly in between buildings, and the ride keeps getting scarier. Not sure what airline I am on…..
Can anyone decipher these two dreams?
How about you? What dreams are you having?




5 Comments
Hervict Jacobs
August 23, 2008 at 3:11 am
dude, this is so weird that you’re even mentioning weird dreams. seriously. I’ve been having the weirdest dreams these past 2 weeks, and I’m not sure what to make of it. it’s weird that this is happening with you too.
daniel d
August 23, 2008 at 3:49 am
I’ve heard of this guy named Joseph that apparently is pretty good at deciphering weird dreams. I think dream #1 has something to do with 7 years of… okay never mind.
I dream nightly. Often dreams that seem so real I wake up and seriously have to think for a minute because I think they actually took place. Topics and situations vary.
When I was a kid I used to have a recurring dream (often for a number of months). I was running down a dirt road, jumping over filing cabinets while being chased by a dragon. At one point I jump off the road and into the back of a brown station wagon to hide. The dragon finds me and I wake up.
Now make sense of that. I may need therapy.
Shaun King
August 23, 2008 at 3:56 am
Hey Brad,
These two dreams are connected and share common themes of surprise and a degree of disappointment.
The settings of a college classroom and a dangerous plane ride are rather common in dreams. Both settings represent something fundamental about life that give me insight into the meaning of these two dreams. These dreams are also age appropriate.
Life is not a college course that we are well-prepared for. As much as we try to study for the tests of life, surprising twists and turns often leave us feeling like you did in dream #1. Here is the key lesson – in the future, you will be in a place where you will have to rely more on instinct and intuition and not research and study habits.
Dream #2 is a dream about mortality and control. A plane crash or turbulence is the essential symbol of loss of control.
That’s all I can say now man. I hope this insight helps. Take it with a grain of salt.
-Shaun
angelbearoh
August 23, 2008 at 5:49 am
I remember having the “Big Test” dream. Sometimes it involves just materializing in a strange classroom you’ve never been to before. You know you’re being held accountable for knowing stuff, but you can’t ever remember enrolling in the school much less attending any classes. How come you’re never lectured in dreams, only tested?
A similar dream I sometimes have is called “You Never Really Graduated”, where grown-up me is riding the school bus to attend some elementary school where I grew up because due to some mix-up on my part, I failed to learn what it takes to leave that level.
gail
August 25, 2008 at 12:59 pm
i had a dream a few months ago that i was supposed to find out who obama was going to pick as vp… the best part was that my office was in a sushi restaurant.
if only dreams were reality.