# dreams

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## Post 1 by Miss Gorgeous (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Thursday, 18-Aug-2005 2:58:39

Have you ever dreamed of something that came true. Or have you ever dreamed of something more than once.

## Post 2 by Manwe (The Dark Lord) on Thursday, 18-Aug-2005 4:20:07

My dreams usually have meaning but in an abstract sort of way. You can usually decode dreams it's not so difficult, you don't even need a dream book all you need to do is to relate the dream you have had, to what's going on around you at the time.
Sometimes dreams can be warnings yes, but for the most part, a dream has signs in it. Like for example and I use this example alot. If you are trying to fulfil a real big goal in your life, but you are afraid of some other things trying to stop you or apose you, or just general obsticals, then the dream could be as simple as you walking to a sweetshop to get some sweets, but in order to get there you have to cross some roads and at least 1 of your crossings could be main road crossings where there is alot of fast traffic. You might see yourself being knocked over, or you just might not cross because you feel it's not safe enough to cross. The cars and the road are the obsticles that are obstructing you, and you being possibly knocked down would be representing that obsticle actuaaly stopping you or the fact you won't cross. The fact that you won't cross could mean that you are afraid of trying to overcome the obsticle or you feer that it is to big to overcome.
It's a very simple dream but it has alot of meaning. It has a location you are trying to get to, something with in that location you are trying to obtain, A place you are traveling from, obsticles on route, and maybe perhaps an alternate route if you can see it.

## Post 3 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Thursday, 18-Aug-2005 10:22:19

I used to dream of a large dark pool of water which I wanted to swimn in however a fear of the water held me back,I couldn't understand why because I adore water.The pool represented something unpleasant, that I was trying to avoid, and/or forget, eventually when I confronted the problem the pool became inviting instead of frightening

## Post 4 by Manwe (The Dark Lord) on Thursday, 18-Aug-2005 13:21:25

yeah dreams are funny old things. they can mean many things. the answer to some of your problems are in dreams, if you know how to read them.

## Post 5 by Miss Gorgeous (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Thursday, 18-Aug-2005 17:24:39

When I was a child, I used to dream of myself walking in a long way and ending up in a cliff. I usually jump in for some weird reason and fall. I had this dreams lots of times when I was a child. But now I no longer dream of this things. Thank God it stoped. Right now most of my current dreams are more relatied to what’s/ who’s on my mind. Like if I think about something or someone too much I often end up seeing them in my dreams even though I don’t see them everyday. that’s one thing I like about dreams, it makes you see what you want to see or give you some hints to what will happen or might had happen in the past.

## Post 6 by Manwe (The Dark Lord) on Thursday, 18-Aug-2005 19:11:29

yeah they are interesting things.

## Post 7 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Friday, 19-Aug-2005 10:17:17

Falling often reperesents a fear of failure. The desire to jump and the reluctance to,could be construed as your fear of doing badly verses your strong need to succeed.

## Post 8 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Friday, 19-Aug-2005 10:19:07

I used to lucidly dream of flying and often my dreams included me leaping off mountains and falling.The sensations of speed and the rushing wind were exhilerating and very real I miss that in a way.

## Post 9 by Manwe (The Dark Lord) on Friday, 19-Aug-2005 14:05:55

a wierd dream I had once, now this is wierd. I was cralling along the top of a bedboard. You know the thing, the headboard of a bed, but this one had a shelf that you could put books on it. Anyway this was no ordinary shelf. It was really high, like a mountain. The ground was far below me but it was sloping upwards until eventually it was level with me. I had to meet the ground that way. Obviously I couldn't fall off.

## Post 10 by Miss Gorgeous (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Friday, 19-Aug-2005 18:04:37

i don't get any wierd dreams anymore. i'm so glad. well most of my currnt dreams are related to what i want. so, its always fun to go to sleep and dram.

## Post 11 by Jess227 on Saturday, 20-Aug-2005 0:26:48

They can be interesting, and misleading at the same time. You have to be able to really remember what happened in the ddream the next day, jot the details down and then think and try to interpert them. Some are interesting and some are pointless. I had one dream that was damn freaky. I was talking to a internet friend, no relationship just friendship. We were (and still is) close friends. He and I were just talking in this dream, anything and everything as long as it didn't make either of us uncomfortable. After a few hours, he told me to some sort of extent "I have to go now. I'll see you online." I woke up at 3 in the morning all chilled, weak, thirsty and so after I drank something, I felt better, I checked my messages and my pal who was in the dream was in fact online. Just to say hello. Conicedince? Yes, I was so touched and I told him and he and I are unseperatble friends. I thought the dream even thought it could've had a different meaning to it, I thought that dream in particular brought us together.

## Post 12 by Manwe (The Dark Lord) on Saturday, 20-Aug-2005 4:23:38

Yes it's more than possible. Although we are moving into very different relms here. That's more spiritual comunication than dreaming. That can happen when you are asleep, because that's when you are most open and available if you like. Trouble is, not many people know the difference. When is a dream not a dream but something else, it's when it feels to real to be a dream.

## Post 13 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Saturday, 20-Aug-2005 9:54:14

I wasn't going to share this due to it being deeply personal As we lost Dad 3 years ago.However,the dream if indeed that is what it was,is as follows.Dad and I were talking in the living room of my flat,about Alasdair's progress particulary with talking.
Dad said It's a wonder your wee lad's 1st word wasn't Failte {Fallchee} our favourite pub. The strange thing is, Ally my brother, heard Dad say this,which would have been impossible,if I had been dreaming. This happened 2 weeks ago and we still cannot explain it.

## Post 14 by Miss Gorgeous (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Saturday, 20-Aug-2005 11:22:39

well some times you can dream of something that is happening in a diffenent place. currently happening. lol. oh and something else. if you think about some thing or someone too much its posible to see them in your dreams. it happened to me. lol

## Post 15 by Manwe (The Dark Lord) on Saturday, 20-Aug-2005 14:35:25

that's refered to as astro traveling. when you meet someone and have an actual conversation with them or interact etc. Especially if the other person remembers it, that's astro traveling i believe it's called. It depends on how much of an open mind you really have.

## Post 16 by Resonant (Find me alive.) on Saturday, 20-Aug-2005 15:16:53

Astral travelling, possibly?

## Post 17 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Monday, 22-Aug-2005 12:59:43

Astral Travel Feck! oh my mind is wide open.thank you LV.
amazed smile.