Guest guest Posted August 22, 2008 Report Share Posted August 22, 2008 My days and nights of nightmarish dreams finished once I was over my last marriage and saw my children again after 13yrs. I more or less have all my ego needs except for one thing. I always fancied living out my twilight years in a small house or cottage with a small garden. I had always visualised it as white washed on the outside. Recently I had dreamed that I found my house an old Victorian villa that needed renovation. Each night I would dream of it being fixed up and fitted out to my specifications. Then last night after it was complete I was moving in when a man in a suit stood at the door and said I could not have my house any more as I was the wrong religion. My religious persuasion had never come up before in any of my dreams and I felt cheated that I was not told all this before I bought and fixed up my new perfect house. Although I have analysed other peoples drams I have no idea what this is about? Houses often represent your body, but that is as far as I can work it out. Any ideas please? LS, x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2008 Report Share Posted August 22, 2008 hey sky.. i think i can try to help.. have many friends in the industry.. e-mail if you like.. paula.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2008 Report Share Posted August 23, 2008 Hello LS! Houses in dreams usually represent the self. It can represent the body but often is about psychological issues as well. Fixing up the house I would liken to upgrading yourself, which is what is essentially being done through the K. Perhaps you will have a moment of doubt about how you got where you are or someone will try to take away your progress by planting seeds of doubt. I think you need to have confidence and stand firm. It's your house, you did all the work, don't let anyone take that from you. Sarita , "Skydancer" <ionaskydancer wrote:>> My days and nights of nightmarish dreams finished once I was over my > last marriage and saw my children again after 13yrs. I more or less > have all my ego needs except for one thing. I always fancied living > out my twilight years in a small house or cottage with a small > garden. I had always visualised it as white washed on the outside. > > Recently I had dreamed that I found my house an old Victorian villa > that needed renovation. Each night I would dream of it being fixed up > and fitted out to my specifications. Then last night after it was > complete I was moving in when a man in a suit stood at the door and > said I could not have my house any more as I was the wrong religion. > > My religious persuasion had never come up before in any of my dreams > and I felt cheated that I was not told all this before I bought and > fixed up my new perfect house.> > Although I have analysed other peoples drams I have no idea what this > is about? Houses often represent your body, but that is as far as I > can work it out.> > Any ideas please?> > LS, x> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2008 Report Share Posted August 23, 2008 If he returns take him by his dark suit and help him to understand his opinion isnt needed or wanted and help him on his way - with vigor! This is a representation of fear. Fear of loss. A test given to you by that which is " awakening " with in you. You CAN have your white cottage and garden which is really " your shining self " and nothing can take it away from you. - my take - chrism Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 26, 2008 Report Share Posted August 26, 2008 I went back to my 'dream house' and went inside to talk to the man. Inside they were having a 'religious' meeting and stopped it to talk to me. I discussed with them my 'old' house which I used to live in and told them that although it was older, it was much bigger and would house them all and their meetings more comfortably. I am waiting for them to get back to me. LS, x , " chrism " <> wrote: > > If he returns take him by his dark suit and help him to understand his > opinion isnt needed or wanted and help him on his way - with vigor! > This is a representation of fear. Fear of loss. A test given to you by > that which is " awakening " with in you. You CAN have your white cottage > and garden which is really " your shining self " and nothing can take it > away from you. - my take - chrism > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 26, 2008 Report Share Posted August 26, 2008 Thank you for your reply Sarita, I mentioned in answer to Chrism's reply, that I have offered the suited man and his friends my 'old' house. I just have to see what they say. I don't like confronting people in my waking life unless it is something I strongly believe in or will affect me or mine adversely. I spent too many years having to stand up to an abusive ex, the father of my children and it caused me to leave them and have a breakdown. I now pick and choose my fights. LS, x , " Sarita " <sarita1969 wrote: > > > Hello LS! Houses in dreams usually represent the self. It can > represent the body but often is about psychological issues as well. > Fixing up the house I would liken to upgrading yourself, which is what > is essentially being done through the K. Perhaps you will have a moment > of doubt about how you got where you are or someone will try to take > away your progress by planting seeds of doubt. I think you need to have > confidence and stand firm. It's your house, you did all the work, don't > let anyone take that from you. > > Sarita > > > , " Skydancer " > <ionaskydancer@> wrote: > > > > My days and nights of nightmarish dreams finished once I was over my > > last marriage and saw my children again after 13yrs. I more or less > > have all my ego needs except for one thing. I always fancied living > > out my twilight years in a small house or cottage with a small > > garden. I had always visualised it as white washed on the outside. > > > > Recently I had dreamed that I found my house an old Victorian villa > > that needed renovation. Each night I would dream of it being fixed up > > and fitted out to my specifications. Then last night after it was > > complete I was moving in when a man in a suit stood at the door and > > said I could not have my house any more as I was the wrong religion. > > > > My religious persuasion had never come up before in any of my dreams > > and I felt cheated that I was not told all this before I bought and > > fixed up my new perfect house. > > > > Although I have analysed other peoples drams I have no idea what this > > is about? Houses often represent your body, but that is as far as I > > can work it out. > > > > Any ideas please? > > > > LS, x > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 26, 2008 Report Share Posted August 26, 2008 I could be wrong about this LS, but my impression is that you need to TELL the man what he can have, not ask him. Don't get me wrong, this looks like progress but I think it's possible you asked instead of told because of your past. You have been through a lot and changes don't happen overnight, but it looks like you've come a long way already! Sarita , "Skydancer" <ionaskydancer wrote:>> Thank you for your reply Sarita,> > I mentioned in answer to Chrism's reply, that I have offered the > suited man and his friends my 'old' house. I just have to see what > they say.> > I don't like confronting people in my waking life unless it is > something I strongly believe in or will affect me or mine adversely. > I spent too many years having to stand up to an abusive ex, the > father of my children and it caused me to leave them and have a > breakdown. I now pick and choose my fights. > > LS, x> > > , "Sarita" > sarita1969@ wrote:> >> > > > Hello LS! Houses in dreams usually represent the self. It can> > represent the body but often is about psychological issues as well. > > Fixing up the house I would liken to upgrading yourself, which is > what> > is essentially being done through the K. Perhaps you will have a > moment> > of doubt about how you got where you are or someone will try to take> > away your progress by planting seeds of doubt. I think you need to > have> > confidence and stand firm. It's your house, you did all the work, > don't> > let anyone take that from you.> > > > Sarita> > > > > > , "Skydancer"> > <ionaskydancer@> wrote:> > >> > > My days and nights of nightmarish dreams finished once I was over > my> > > last marriage and saw my children again after 13yrs. I more or > less> > > have all my ego needs except for one thing. I always fancied > living> > > out my twilight years in a small house or cottage with a small> > > garden. I had always visualised it as white washed on the outside.> > >> > > Recently I had dreamed that I found my house an old Victorian > villa> > > that needed renovation. Each night I would dream of it being > fixed up> > > and fitted out to my specifications. Then last night after it was> > > complete I was moving in when a man in a suit stood at the door > and> > > said I could not have my house any more as I was the wrong > religion.> > >> > > My religious persuasion had never come up before in any of my > dreams> > > and I felt cheated that I was not told all this before I bought > and> > > fixed up my new perfect house.> > >> > > Although I have analysed other peoples drams I have no idea what > this> > > is about? Houses often represent your body, but that is as far as > I> > > can work it out.> > >> > > Any ideas please?> > >> > > LS, x> > >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2008 Report Share Posted September 9, 2008 Thank you all who helped with answers to this dream. I did not dream about it again until last night. I moved into my dream house after my squatters moved out and in my dream I went to bed. During the night a fire started and I got out safely. As I watched the firemen trying to extinguish the flames on the thatched roof, someone came behind me. The man behind me was Chrism, although I have only seen a pic in the files, I knew who it was. He was smiling and gave me a small silver key to a large room in a block of flats. So in my dream I moved into my new room with nothing. There were lots of other rooms on other floors and quite a few people milling around. Maybe tonight in my sleep I will go and make some friends. This dream is full of symbolism which I am trying to work out, so any suggestions? I feel that I went through all that stress over my lovely white cottage and it was not really meant for me. I even bribed my squatters to get them out, only for it to burn down. Skydancer x , " chrism " <> wrote: > > The old way of life and living will make way for the new. You are > doing well LS! - chrism > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2008 Report Share Posted September 9, 2008 Maybe not, look at the fire as something that purified your nice white cottage, not destroyed it. Myabe you just needed to move into that large room temporay while the puification was taking place. A great way for that to take place, puification can cause pain sometimes. I would say you have been through enough pain. Linda , " Skydancer " <ionaskydancer wrote: I feel that I went through all that stress over my > lovely white cottage and it was not really meant for me. I even > bribed my squatters to get them out, only for it to burn down. > > Skydancer x > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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