When I was a very little girl my grandmother told me that dreams that are in vivid color and that you remember when you wake up, are important. It may take awhile before we understand what the message is. It took me many years to understand my Wild Horse Dream.

Why is it, do you think, that I can see clearly in my mind a dream that I had as a kid. I was walking up the stairs at my high school and I was in my nightgown. No one was noticing, or laughing or anything, but I was so embarrassed.

It's like 50 years later and I remember it. I don't get it.

And you still haven't figured out what it means? after all this time....

I was hoping YOU could tell me.

I learned at one time in my life that your dreams are working out unfinished 'stuff' in your life...and that all parts of the dream are YOU: the dog tied to the bumper....you...being carried away against your will?

I also learned that if a person is generally miserable in their real life, they will have very happy dreams... And if they are well balanced and happy...they work out all the bad stuff (must be a balance, remember?) in their dreams.

I love having terrible, anxious dreams...supposed to mean I am pretty much on balance. I think....

Well, I can't buy that explanation. Happy person here, happy dreams too.

nap said:Well, I can't buy that explanation. Happy person here, happy dreams too.

I learned at one time in my life that your dreams are working out unfinished 'stuff' in your life...and that all parts of the dream are YOU: the dog tied to the bumper....you...being carried away against your will?

I believe there's something to this. When I think back to the dreams that I remember it makes a lot of sense.

I have had some strange dreams.
Thought I did figure out the one where my foot was damp, warm and being rubbed was enjoying that one until I woke up and realized the demon child was licking my foot. Darn dog has a foot fetish