Put up your dreams and I'll try to interpret them

Shuga wrote:

so the extreme long jumping is telling me that I am capable of much more than I am currently aware of or performing? It is so bizarre because I can go as far as I want in that dream. There is always a barrier and I just reach my feet past it and soar.

Yes, you will overcome obstacles as you move forward with great ease.

c'mon, hit me with some knowledge

There is currently a challenge or test in front of you that you are avoiding by returning to something perhaps you learned from your family or ways from your past. You are desperately seeking understanding that you feel will allow you to successfully master the situation, but you continue to focus on familial issues instead of dealing with the matter at hand. I encourage you to stop putting off what you are procrastinating about by distracting yourself with personal problems.

The fact that it repeats over and over means someone upstairs is trying to get the point across.

Probably about every other night just when I a first falling asleep I am dreaming I am running and I step in a hole and my whole body jumps and I wake up. Any idea what that means?

Computer Person wrote:

Probably about every other night just when I a first falling asleep I am dreaming I am running and I step in a hole and my whole body jumps and I wake up. Any idea what that means?

Usually this is not quite a dream you can interpret. The same thing happens to me; my wife swears I run in my sleep ALL the time. (What does that mean?) It's really called twilight consciousness. Anyhow, since your spirit is not actually in the dream realm your nervous system reactions to thoughts like it normally would and you actually respond like you would normally physically. This rips you out of sleep really quickly. Try some potassium for the restless leg syndrome. Wish there was something more to it than that. (By the way, for me, it's always steeple chase barriers. Ouch!)

When I was a child, I had this dream at least once a week, and in the neighborhood of 12-15 times.

It was very short, and started with a big elephant on his hind legs running at me. We were in a boxing ring, and he had boxing gloves on. I stood frozen, and everytime it got to the moment he was going to run into me, it turned black and I woke up. Also, EVERYTHING was in shades of tealish/blue.

Finally, one night, the elephant charged at me, and It didn't go black, but I flipped him over and pinned him (Yes, I know this is boxing). Immediately, I saw pictures of my next two opponents........two bobcats. At this point, the dream ended, and I never dreamed it again.

So, what does it mean, and why the tealish blue shades?

Dreamin Big wrote:

When I was a child, I had this dream at least once a week, and in the neighborhood of 12-15 times.

It was very short, and started with a big elephant on his hind legs running at me. We were in a boxing ring, and he had boxing gloves on. I stood frozen, and everytime it got to the moment he was going to run into me, it turned black and I woke up. Also, EVERYTHING was in shades of tealish/blue.

Finally, one night, the elephant charged at me, and It didn't go black, but I flipped him over and pinned him (Yes, I know this is boxing). Immediately, I saw pictures of my next two opponents........two bobcats. At this point, the dream ended, and I never dreamed it again.

So, what does it mean, and why the tealish blue shades?

The elephant turned black or the dream suddenly became black, i.e., dark?

Dreamin Big wrote:

When I was a child, I had this dream at least once a week, and in the neighborhood of 12-15 times.

It was very short, and started with a big elephant on his hind legs running at me. We were in a boxing ring, and he had boxing gloves on. I stood frozen, and everytime it got to the moment he was going to run into me, it turned black and I woke up. Also, EVERYTHING was in shades of tealish/blue.

Finally, one night, the elephant charged at me, and It didn't go black, but I flipped him over and pinned him (Yes, I know this is boxing). Immediately, I saw pictures of my next two opponents........two bobcats. At this point, the dream ended, and I never dreamed it again.

So, what does it mean, and why the tealish blue shades?

I would venture that when you were having this dream something "enormous" was going on in your life. It frightened you so much you were unable to deal with it for some time. Once you gained enough courage to overcome the situation the dream stopped. I would wonder whether you consider yourself an insightful person? Blue has to do with revelation and insight. The overall tone of the dream suggests that this was probably something you alone perceived and was aware of once it ended.

Teal is blue/green and suggests a combination of revelation/insight and propserity.

I keep having dreams that I am going to collapse and die at the finish line at my state meet after running the fastest race of my life.......interpret!

interpret wrote:

I keep having dreams that I am going to collapse and die at the finish line at my state meet after running the fastest race of my life.......interpret!

This dream is indicating that you believe you can't accomlish your deepest ambitions without losing the ability to continue what it is that allows you to achieve your goals.

In my younger days I have this recollection of being followed from room to room by this suspended blue flower that would float in the air.

I dunno...go figure.

Oh and heights and falling, unpleasant dreams about that.

figure this out wrote:

In my younger days I have this recollection of being followed from room to room by this suspended blue flower that would float in the air.

I dunno...go figure.

Oh and heights and falling, unpleasant dreams about that.

Numero uno: you have been given a prophetic gift with potential for great spiritual influence.

Dos: Fear of spiritual life and humiliation.

What do dreams that involve paralysis or being unable to move mean?

JimFiore wrote:

Unfortunately for you, stringing together a few words and phrases does not automatically yield a cogent argument.

that sentence could be posted on every thread here.

dreams? i got dreams.

Dr. King wrote:

dreams? i got dreams.

...had...

the cook, the baker, the dream wrote:

Dr. King wrote:

dreams? i got dreams.

...had...

I think you are confusing me with someone else. I am Lester King, D.C. A chiro in upstate NY.

Recurring dream, a unicorn, a ladder, and the desert. Explain.

so l8ly ive been having a dream involving a girl i like and me hooking up after a race