02-18-2010, 02:13 AM
I am attaching something I wrote about five years ago for a college class. I am posting it here for discussion because I have actually become acquainted with a home that fits the dream pattern and it is one I will be moving into soon. What is interesting is that the home was brought to my attention because of the work I do, which help people find housing to rent. Each time I make a visit to the home and find out there are more rooms and each room leads to another room like the reoccurring dreams I have had for the last three decades.
(not sure if the link still works as the writing is five years old)
I have been interested in dreams for quite some time and often write my dreams in a journal for reference. A helpful website for dream analysis is found at http://www.bobbieann.net/DreamSymbols.html/. The analysis of dreams on this site is based on Jungââ¬â¢s reference to ââ¬Åthe shadow side of our personalities and the archetypes of collective unconscious.ââ¬Â
Since I am aware of many of my dreams, I decided to use a reoccurring dream theme for this assignment. The most common reoccurring dream theme is one in which I am in apartments, homes, castles, or other large buildings exploring rooms that I am familiar with and then finding myself in secret rooms. I actually like these dreams because it is exciting to find the secret rooms and to explore. I have always compared these dreams to the game of Clue or movies where there are secret passages behind bookshelves. Maybe I read too much Nancy Drew as a kid? Anyway, the website analysis for ââ¬Åroomsââ¬Â is as follows:
[size=rooms - the subconscious is often thought of as being divided into rooms where we keep or hide different memories or aspects of ourselves. Opening a door and entering a room signifies a willingness to enter and face these areas that are normally hidden from us.]
(not sure if the link still works as the writing is five years old)
I have been interested in dreams for quite some time and often write my dreams in a journal for reference. A helpful website for dream analysis is found at http://www.bobbieann.net/DreamSymbols.html/. The analysis of dreams on this site is based on Jungââ¬â¢s reference to ââ¬Åthe shadow side of our personalities and the archetypes of collective unconscious.ââ¬Â
Since I am aware of many of my dreams, I decided to use a reoccurring dream theme for this assignment. The most common reoccurring dream theme is one in which I am in apartments, homes, castles, or other large buildings exploring rooms that I am familiar with and then finding myself in secret rooms. I actually like these dreams because it is exciting to find the secret rooms and to explore. I have always compared these dreams to the game of Clue or movies where there are secret passages behind bookshelves. Maybe I read too much Nancy Drew as a kid? Anyway, the website analysis for ââ¬Åroomsââ¬Â is as follows:
[size=rooms - the subconscious is often thought of as being divided into rooms where we keep or hide different memories or aspects of ourselves. Opening a door and entering a room signifies a willingness to enter and face these areas that are normally hidden from us.]