this dream would have been all right if we hadn't crashed

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I'm pretty sure last night's dream is K related, but the crash at the end doesn't seem a good sign. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

 

Carolyn

 

I was on a wooded trail running with a large, white dog (on a leash), and there were two men running with me (one on either side). It was crowded with the three of us. Somehow we were all connected to the dog. There were other people on the trail, some with dogs, some without. We came to a very steep incline, 90 percent grade for the first 2/3, then nearly vertical for the last third. It was hard enough climbing up, but it was harder still with these two guys and a dog. Toward the top one of the men went off to the right side, which made the climbing easier. Just as we were nearing the top, I saw rungs for a ladder. This would make the last part much easier! I was just reaching the top and grabbed a ladder rung when it pulled out of the ground! Because we were vertical, or nearly so, and with two people and a dog, the ladder fell backward with us on it. I woke before it crashed..

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Carolyn,

 

I wouldnt worry too much about the crash.. my intuition is that there

is a psychological transformation going on, maybe an aspect of self

trying to reach a higher level of consciousness, and getting pulled

back down by gravity (the selfs resistance to change or inertia). I

suggest visually reimagining the dream, except this time you make it

to the top and look around

 

these are just quick thoughts... in the end you have to give meaning

to the dream. I always find it useful to reimagine

dreams 'successfully'..

 

love

Bruce

 

 

, ReikiHands2004

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> I'm pretty sure last night's dream is K related, but the crash at

the end doesn't seem a good sign.  Any thoughts would be appreciated.

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> Carolyn 

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> I was on a wooded trail running with a large, white dog (on a

leash), and there were two men running with me (one on either side).

It was crowded with the three of us. Somehow we were all connected to

the dog. There were other people on the trail, some with dogs, some

without. We came to a very steep incline, 90 percent grade for the

first 2/3, then nearly vertical for the last third. It was hard

enough climbing up, but it was harder still with these two guys and a

dog. Toward the top one of the men went off to the right side, which

made the climbing easier. Just as we were nearing the top, I saw

rungs for a ladder. This would make the last part much easier! I was

just reaching the top and grabbed a ladder rung when it pulled out of

the ground! Because we were vertical, or nearly so, and with two

people and a dog, the ladder fell backward with us on it. I woke

before it crashed.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Carolyn,

I wouldn't see this as a bad dream. I see all dreams as opportunities for growth. Our unconscious mind offers us suggestions so we can work out issues.

If I had the dream I would consider that going up an incline often suggests reaching higher states of attainment but with difficulty. The ladder often represents trying to get to something that is currently out of our reach. Is there a possibility that you are putting the cart before the horse in some way? Are you rushing something without taking all the proper steps first?

Being connected with others makes me think of an albatross or something weighing on you, pehaps suggesting that you need to free yourself of certain things before attempting to climb the ladder.

Sarita

, ReikiHands2004 <reikihands2004 wrote:>> > I'm pretty sure last night's dream is K related, but the crash at the end doesn't seem a good sign. Any thoughts would be appreciated.> > Carolyn > > I was on a wooded trail running with a large, white dog (on a leash), and there were two men running with me (one on either side). It was crowded with the three of us. Somehow we were all connected to the dog. There were other people on the trail, some with dogs, some without. We came to a very steep incline, 90 percent grade for the first 2/3, then nearly vertical for the last third. It was hard enough climbing up, but it was harder still with these two guys and a dog. Toward the top one of the men went off to the right side, which made the climbing easier. Just as we were nearing the top, I saw rungs for a ladder. This would make the last part much easier! I was just reaching the top and grabbed a ladder rung when it pulled out of the ground! Because we were vertical, or nearly so, and with two people and a dog, the ladder fell backward with us on it. I woke before it crashed. > > > > >