#dream interpretation

[foggy-heads]

Delivering for the wolf woman

illustrated a piece of a dream i head tonight about turning into a werewolf, from the perspective of a guy who brought me food

he probably saw me run on all fours through the streets a night after

[poorunfortunatesolanin]

Had a dream the other night that a huge pair of hands came down from the clouds and handed me a dvd copy of Monty Python And The Holy Grail and bellowed out something along the lines of “your life has been forever changed by the greatest movie ever created, spread the film as I did to you.”

I have never seen Monty Python And The Holy Grail, or hell any Monty Python in general.

I don’t know what this means.

Help.

[theoptia]

C.G. Jung, from The Collected Works of C.G. Jung, Volume 12; “Psychology and Alchemy”

Text ID: The way is not straight, but appears to go around in circles. More accurate knowledge has proved it to go in spirals: the dream motifs always return after certain intervals to definite forms, whose characteristic it is to define a center.

[sennamaticart]

A reoccurring dream I've been having.

[my-quirk-is-fred]

[thehmn]

I believe dreams are generally worth interpreting but not in a magical way, more in a “what stress factor does the monster in my dream represent” way, or you might just be dreaming of hospitals because you have a doctors appointment or whatever. It doesn’t have to be that deep. I don’t believe that symbols in dreams are universal either. Depending on your life a frog might mean money if you grew up with frogs meaning wealth or it might mean something that disgust you or something you want to protect.

But to this day I’m still really bad at interpreting really positive dreams where I wake up feeling happy and relaxed. Like for example, there are two YouTubers who have nothing to do with each other and their content isn’t even close to related but if I dream about them being a couple it’s going to be nice relaxing dream. In waking life I don’t even put them in the same box in my head aside from mostly watching their videos during my break at work. So my best guess is that together they just represent relaxation to me.

I think I just don’t have enough positive dreams (loads of neutral ones tho) so I don’t have as much experience interpreting them in relation to my waking life. But I’m a very vivid dreamer so dream interpretation is very fun for me.

[cloverapple]

An ineloquent journal entry about dreams and what they have to do with reality shifting/manifesting

Still thinking about dreams and how the heccccc they relate to shifting. I used to believe dreams had nothing to do with it, because I was in that strict law-of-assumption-is-everything mindset,, where dreams were just dreams, meaningless, and if you gave them meaning, it was only because you decided they did.

But the more I think about it now, the more I can’t ignore it. Dreams are too strange, too specific, too… *something*… to discard sometimes. And the thing is, I believe they (like sleep itself) are just another level of awareness, and awareness moves in layers. Awake, daydreaming, hypnagogia, hypnopompia, SP, lucid dreaming, etc , they’re all sliding scales of the same thing: awareness.

And awareness is everything (in my current opinion). You experience all of reality through awareness. Even if you believe in the multiverse theory, what guarantees that you experience those other realities in the first place is awareness. Take away your awareness of something, and there’s nothing to experience, meaning you can no longer experience that thing.

Sooo it’s the constant ; the screen of space in front of us right now, the lens through which all existence is filtered. It’s not just what you see in the physical world, but also imagination, memory, perception. Everything you can experience, dream, or imagine is mediated by awareness through awareness,,,, because it’s all IN awareness.

That’s why dreams hold such information. They’re a glimpse into the deeper layers of consciousness, the layers where all possibilities already exist. If every reality already exists, then the information we seek is already within us. We contain it all (hence “you’re the source! the creator!” says every loa blog to exist, me included)

And now I’m starting to think dreams are like future memories— or more like ,, fragments n remnants bleeding backwards from something you already are, something you already did, because awareness isn’t in time. You are awareness, and everything (your imagination, your DRs, your past, your future, the answers you seek) already exists inside you. You’ve been cosplaying someone clueless because your conditioned reality trained you to stay blind.

If awareness is the medium through which knowledge is experienced,, then all insight, all understanding, all perception must originate within it. There is no external source delivering truth to us; it arises because awareness itself contains, or at least can access, all possibilities. Every idea, every memory, every “a-ha” moment is just awareness reflecting on itself. In that sense, awareness is the container, the engine, and the origin of all that can be known. Without awareness, knowledge has no stage to exist on, no reality to be recognized in. It is inseparable from the one who experiences it.

Which is why I now believe people when they say dreams have meaning. If all is awareness, dreams are another screen showing you what’s possible, what’s coming, what’s already yours.

I remember the weirdest dream I’ve ever had a few weeks before I learned how to control my shifting. My name wasn’t Clover in my DR back then; it was my real name in this reality. (Let’s call me Evie for example bc, well... close enough).

I dreamt (dreamed? what is english) I was standing in a massive field of clovers. Oceans and oceans of green leaves. My DR father was there too. He’s dead in that other reality, but in the dream, he was alive. For context, he’s a genius, knows all there is to know about shifting, states, reality creation, physics, everything.

He looks at me and says: “The moment you find a clover, you’ll shift, and everything will change.”

So I start hunting in the dream, obsessing, tearing through the grass for a four-leaf clover. I can’t find one, of course. Could I do anything right those days? I get frustrated and yank a three-leaf clover from the ground, ripping the leaves off, mutilating it.

He watches me, puts a hand on my shoulder, and says: “Clover, what are you doing?”

I look at him, confused: “Who’s Clover?” because my name is Evie.

He then says: “No. You’re Clover. Why are you plucking pieces out of yourself?”

And it hits me in that moment: that he never told me to find a four-leaf clover. He said find a clover. And I already had it. I was holding it the whole time. Deep regret washes over me for mutilating the poor clover and yanking its leaves off. So I decide to fix it and make it perfect again.

I close my eyes and repeat over and over in the dream: “design, construct, produce, create” (still don’t know what that means btw). I open my eyes, expecting the clover to transform into a four-leaf, but it’s the same three-leaf one from before. I look up, and my father is gone. I was alone.

When I woke up, I decided to change my DR name to Clover. At the time, that was the only takeaway from the dream, “just change your name.”

Two weeks later, I shifted for the first time on purpose, and I failed to miss the irony. Looking back now, I see the whole lesson. I was searching for something I already had. The shift wasn’t out there; but it was here. When I realized, logically, that night: “Wait, none of this makes sense. If I already have the basic ability to shift, there’s no reason I can’t shift tonight,” I did. Everything fell into place.

The dream told me how to shift and that I was looking for the answer outside of myself what I already possessed it inside. So if dreams don’t have meaning beyond what we give them,, what the fuuuuuck was that.

That’s why I believe dreams are more than nonsense you give meaning to at will. When you dream of your DR, it’s not just “you gave it meaning so now it matters.” It’s awareness showing you what’s possible. It’s a prelude to creation, a glimpse into what you can manifest.

So from my perspective now, dreams have answers.

Logically, we already know everything because everything arises from awareness. We are the source of all things. The answers are already inside us. Dreams tap into the deeper layers where knowledge already exists in our consciousness, leading us, showing us what’s possible, confirming that our imagined desires can become real, and......sometimes, they tell us exactly what to do.

There’s no harm in analyzing them, and it just might be that there’s profound value in paying attention to what they tell you.