RE: Any Dream Interpreters Out There?
I am going to launch right in before reading your haircut-clipping-dream-meaning from Google or the response of the other steemian below.
If your dream were my dream, I am first drawn to the fact that I am on the main level--not the attic or the basement. I have read that in Jungian analysis attic can be spirituality and basement subconscious and so I am taking the main level to mean what I am doing day to day--work/and or what all can easily see. I am wondering why this kind of a confrontation isn't happening in a board room or somewhere more private? Thinking I may be embarrassed of how obvious this fight has become?
Further, I am seeing three men--two who are standing behind and one who is being pestered, but sits at the desk in front of the others (man in charge).
When I see the hair being cut I think about the opposite of short and shorn (military/must obey) as long like hippies or strong like Sampson. So this man who insists on sitting at the desk (not even tethered) is being punished by the others--losing strength and freedom.
If your dream were mine, I am thinking all three men are me, but different aspects of my personality and there is currently an imbalance. My manager part insists I keep sitting at the desk and will gladly hack off all bangs in order to not be bothered by these other parts of me who desperately want my attention. That is why I feel sort of ill upon waking after having fired a part of myself rather than reach a compromise and honor aspects of myself.
I would be especially curious about what aspects/personality traits I so admired in my son's father-in-law because doing so will let me know what these parts of me I'm ignoring might want more of.
Most importantly, I will find a way in which to honor my dream so that my dreams will come more frequently :)
Intriguing. See, I didn't really get any of that. I thought I was dreaming about my son's father-in-law, which was odd in and of itself. There appears to be a consensus building that I'm my father-in-law, and that there are aspects of me that I feel I need to curtail, or somehow address, because of imbalance, what have you.
So, thank you for doing this. Very cool. As for having dreams, I probably do. I just don't have them at times where I can remember them when I wake up. :)
I agree that you're most likely having dreams all of the time and I find that honoring them in some way helps increase the recall--like using a muscle.
By honoring I mean writing it down/sharing (like you did here), wearing a blue shirt if that color featured, visiting a place that came up in your dream, eating a food you dreamed of, etc.
Also, good to get many others' "if it were my dream," opinions because they can illuminate aspects we've missed and/or give us a response in which we know what they're laying down (their own projection) is NOT what it means to us. That information can also be very helpful in guiding us to the true meaning and why it's a good idea to preface with, "in my dream of your dream," or in my projection of your situation, I'd be thinking this or that because only the dreamer knows. It's your dream, your own experience and only you are the authority when it comes to these revelations.
Thanks for playing :)