hey OP,
what the heck, since I have so many my last one was:
all over the place but at one point I dove into an egyptian fountain, I could see some type of holographic on the bottom (primitive type like found in kids cerial boxes where you turn one way to see one image and another and the image changes) but I couldnt make out what it was, it was only two colors, the bottom of the fountain was tan and the hologram was brown..
anyway, I didnt need to breath or was breathing in the water not sure which but I was under for a while. then when Idecided to come up out of the water and the water came up with me surrounding my head and chest (legs were still in the fountain) there were people arround looking at me but they didnt seem suprised as I was by it. like they didnt notice.
then later I was at an old job I had and noticed somone had paid with all true silver coins but only at face value. I explained to the boss who didnt notice that these were worth much more but there was no way to tell who had paid them. I asked if I could exchange them with normal cash and was told I could so I did.
end of dream. thats only a small part. I am very fourtunate to have a very active dreamtime every time I sleep. once when I was a child I had a dream that I found a huge gold nugget and the first thing I did after waking up was start looking for it LOL
I was very dissapointed that it wasnt to be found. dreams have never been the same since ;-) as in from then on I knew they were not real (you know what I mean.)
Im very leary to share dreams though so Ive only shared these that seem harmless. reason is I dont know if they can be used against me by somebody who reads.
I trust no one. which is something else I have to work on but this lifes experiences (including mom) have tought me this.
it has been a blessing and a curse but I love mom anyway.
so there.. what was your last one (if you dont mind)
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1105272 Well, I can try and shed some light on the first bit of your dream, given it uses universal colors and elements.
Diving into the fountain symbolizes your willingness to dive into the search for knowledge and experience. Fountains have been used throughout human history to supply life-giving water, ie. Waters of Life, Fountain of Youth, etc. Water at times can also be used to depict depth of emotion. Water always seeks the lowest common ground and seeps into every crevice. When it freezes, it has a tendency to enlarge any crevice.
In any case, the fountain was tan, the holographic image was brown. The color brown is composed of thee hues, essentially--yellow, red and orange, coupled with varying levels of black. In other words, it's composed of high-wavelength, low-frequency hues, which makes it a very earthy color. Both the water and the earth are feminine elements--symbolizing your search into the unknown. The primary difference between tan and brown is the presence of more red.
So, my guess is that the holographic image at the bottom of the well shows that--depth of discovery matters according to your perception. There are no absolutes, because what you're seeking to know shifts in it's appearance depending on which angle you're looking at it from. In this case, the presence of more red to indicate brown (which was the difference between the tan bottom of the fountain and what you saw to be a brown image) suggests survival and primal needs such as those attributed to the base (root) chakra, which corresponds to the color red.
In addition, when you came up from the fountain, the water did not leave your upper torso, and you noticed this to be odd, but no one else took notice at all. In effect, you were immersed in the knowledge afterward whether standing or leaving the fountain--the water (knowledge) came with you. Interestingly, the upper chakras correspond to the colors that brown
does not contain--blue, green, purple.
I would say that your need and impulse to survive at the time of this dream, was driving your search for truth.
As for a recent dream of mine, I was on a yacht with an older couple. It was the first in a line of many yachts sailing over the ocean together, on some kind of adventure cruise. They wanted me to provide something by way of some talent that I was unaware of, they seemed quite taken by me and I was enjoying this encouragement. I knew I was to be tested, and then they proceeded with two tests. One was to pour a glass of wine. I remember thinking--this will be so easy! But alas, I was not meant to pour the wine into a glass (something I've done thousands of times) but from one bottle to another. As I attempted this feat, I noticed that it was the motion of the water beneath the boat that made it a challenge not to spill any of the wine. So I relaxed into that motion, and succeeded.
Immediately thereafter, I was meant to count and correlate some receipts into a proper numbered sequence--to make sense of the sequence of some seven receipts or so. I was handed them one by one and they were all crumpled up. What I noticed with this test was that the wind was so unpredictable and going in so many directions that this is what made the challenge difficult. Whereas, the motion of the waves could be predicted and compensated for, the wind was unruly altogether. I had a hard time holding the many receipts in one hand, while attempting to unravel the new ones with my other hand. Memorizing and sequencing the numbers was easy, but holding onto and uncrumpling all of the receipts in the wild wind was difficult. With this acknowledgement, I woke up.
