Quick, what is Amy's dad's name from my story..... if it has been read...
I don't think I got to that point in your story. Something else,
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Quick, what is Amy's dad's name from my story..... if it has been read...
My eyes were spinning clockwise. The painting I was banished in was also like I was at a dock of boats; but soon later my face was out of that window and I had regular vision again and I was at a warehouse of some sort. But in my dream I also remember someone saying that if someone had the 3 horns on their head like I did there was something wrong with you in the head (like you've gone insane or something, and no I'm not talking about the "good" kind of insane). So I wonder what the horns meant; might look it up. = PWow that is an amazing dream, seems very symbolic, the thing with the painting actually reminds me of the elder scrolls game, there was a quest where you go inside a painting. The spinning is very interesting, do you remember what direction it was spinning in? Not to get all new agey here(I' m a curious skeptic to everything), but there are theories about the spinning. When I meditate I feel like I spin into 3 directions at once, the first time I did that I fell out of my chair. lol But also in science it is significant thing, double helix, water etc. Not sure about the horns, but 3 is usually some sort of balance and the skull in general is a symbol for knowledge. You know skull=brain=knowledge. But you know yourself best and it may mean something completely different to you.
Very very interesting!
Wow those are all amazing. Oh and the eyes spinning clock wise is good, clock wise usually means with the stream rather then against. Has anyone ever heard the word 'shigguwam' or something that sounds similar? It's something from one dream of mine. I watched burning fields and there was a white fox inside a small birdcage hanging on a porch somewhere and this native american chief in full tribal outfit said 'remember this: shigguwam'. For some reason there are a lot of native american themes in my dreams, I am not even american, born and raised in europe.
Oh this question was on a radio show once 'can you see color in your dreams?'.
That's a strange dream. = P I think I've heard of Sigguwam, just don't remember...
Maybe my dream meant that even things seem uneasy, everything's in order and everything will be fine = P(I have no idea though.) I actually remember seeing color in my dreams though, so I think that you can, its just remembered as grey.
Last night was kind of a boring dream. Co worker helping me dye my hair bright red, showing me blacklight jewlery and a bunch of people sleeping on shelves(which is a common theme in my dreams). Then I am walking down a path in the skyrim game and thinking that I wish it was cold again, because we will be overrun with mosquitos.
Wow those are all amazing. Oh and the eyes spinning clock wise is good, clock wise usually means with the stream rather then against. Has anyone ever heard the word 'shigguwam' or something that sounds similar? It's something from one dream of mine. I watched burning fields and there was a white fox inside a small birdcage hanging on a porch somewhere and this native american chief in full tribal outfit said 'remember this: shigguwam'. For some reason there are a lot of native american themes in my dreams, I am not even american, born and raised in europe.
Oh this question was on a radio show once 'can you see color in your dreams?'.