I've been having deeply meaningful dreams for about a week now

It's strange. I don't buy into the new agey spiritual growth and ascension crap that's plastered all over the net, but for the last seven nights straight I've been having dreams that have been incredibly deep, moving and highly symbolical of growth of both myself and the mankind.

For the last week dreaming has been like living movies with relatively coherent plotlines (for dreams), consistency of ideas and people as well generic themes of suffering but eventually getting much better.

It's too bad that you lose so much of your dreams when you wake up, but I'm still moved almost to tears by my emotions in the last night's dream. I don't remember much, except that I was a part of a large, collective effort to find, shelter and release something that was symbolized by a marble portrait head. It was called "Der Angst Die Welt" which is German and translates to "The Angst of the World".

I've read German in comprehensive school (14-15 yo), but now I can't speak it and can understand only simple spoken or written German. Funny how your brain works.

The portrait was small in size, but heavy. When we had found it and prevented it from being broken by "the opposition", I suddenly found myself painting it with cheerful colors. Powerful swirls of thick, joyous color soon covered it and I released it to the world. It dissipated and the feeling a heavy burden and fear was lifted.

Of course, it sounds silly and trite as I write it here, but it was indescribably emotional in the dream. Everything was right now. Everything that had been done before that event had also been right, necessary, and - as I now understood - inevitable, but also meaningless in comparison to the release.

All the other dreams that I can now barely remember at all had similar, powerful themes that seemed to indicate some sort of growth, love and harmony combined with deep sense of loss and nostalgy. Although I can't remember them, they've left a residual feeling of hope and calm that I can feel even when I'm awake.