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Jul 28, 2014, 12:21 PM
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Awhile back last winter I had a dream where I was driving to this town that sat on this lakeshore.
I was with someone I didn't know, we got to this town it was dawn so it was kind of dark and I had to use the bathroom. I went into this gift shop, there was a stage with a big glass looking out onto the water and I stop to look at it. Nobody seemed to be around and I didn't know where to go so I said out loud hello. A man with a beard came out walking towards me laughing, he wouldn't stop laughing and it started to freak me out so I walk/run towards the door to leave. As I got to the door more of the towns people were coming out of the woodwork. I guess that sounds right. They were all laughing like crazy people to, and walking slowly towards me, like an episode of the walking dead. I ran back to the car and the person driving it sped off, leaving me there. I can't remember to well but the towns people were still walking towards me laughing, I was scared out of my mind and I think I stole a car to get out of there. Don't know what this is suppose to mean but I haven't been able to forget about it since last winter. Any ideas? |
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Jul 28, 2014, 07:36 PM
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Well how did you feel about the laughing. Were they laughing with joy? Or laughing at you?
The best thing I find is to meditate for 15 minutes or just follow the breath. As you lie down ask your inner self to reveal what the message is for you. Dreams are a telegram from a deep part of ourself we are usually shut off from in waking life. It may be that we are just too scared to hear how really scared we are of social situations. But there is a positive outcome awaiting as we turn within and accept what the message is. |
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#3
Jul 28, 2014, 07:50 PM
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Laughing at me, it was freaky. Woke up sweating.
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Jul 28, 2014, 07:59 PM
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If you want to probe more you can get to a quiet place and ask "What did I think they were laughing at?"
There is no them laughing at you, but there is a you that fears being laughed at. Find out more about yourself and you can drop that fear or keep exploring it or do the things that move you out of that which you fear. Be a good neighbor and talk to someone. |
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#5
Jul 29, 2014, 12:18 PM
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Thanx candc
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