Here's another in my series of baby dreams... weirder than usual!
I was sitting on a garden bench with hubby and a male friend of his who was being a pest. I couldn't get seated properly because of a rose at the end of the bench which needed cut back. A baby boy was there - no sure who was holding him.
Next thing there's two babies - boy and girl - and for some reason I'm carrying them around in tiny liquid-filled containers the size of my hand! So - really tiny babies... I keep dropping the girl and apologising to her as she rolls off across the floor... I go to a centre where a real-life friend says I can have baby clothes etc from the community fund since we don't have much money (which is true, right now). Drop the baby girl again and now the containers have changed into the dishes you put bugs into, with magnified lids. Looking in, I can see the babies way, way in the distance, like looking through a telescope the wrong way. In the boy's one, the bottom is faceted like a kaledoscope and a shape there is like a buddhist monk who moves around in the liquid. Meanwhile the girl has rolled away under the table and I can't get to her.
Any ideas?
Moonfeather
RE: Yet another baby dream...
Hello Moonfeather,
If you promise not to shoot the messenger 😀 , I'd have a go at interpreting it for you.
>hubby and a male friend of his who was being a pest. I couldn't get seated properly >because of a rose
I see this as the masculine and feminine sides of yourself separating and vying for your attention or energy since you are seated between two males and a rose. A rose is a symbol of feminity or womanhood.
A baby would be representative of the birthing of new ideas, venture, project or a even a new role. AS a baby is the product of the blending of the masculine and feminine energies, it seems here the energies are separated. Whatever project/venture you have going on now, both masculine and feminine traits are called for but they do not seem to be working together. Can you think of anything you've got going in your life that might fit this description?
>I'm carrying them around in tiny liquid-filled containers
I wonder if you are trying to control or compartmentalise your feminine and masculine aspects of yourself...??
>I keep dropping the girl...Drop the baby girl again
As the expression "drop the idea" goes, what creative idea have you dropped? Intentionally or otherwise, something from your feminine side has been let slip or released that you cannot now recall.
The picture one sees in a kaleidescope is made up of fragments and your dream is telling you that various pieces/aspects of your spiritual self (represented by the monk) is being assembled/integrated into a whole.
Not sure if all that is meaningful for you, Moonfeather, but that's my take on your dream!
Please ignore me if you think it's all tosh as I'm just practising dream interpretation without licence... [8D] [sm=hidesbehindsofa.gif]
Blessings
Mirrie
RE: Yet another baby dream...
Hi Mirrie, you are spot on with this, I feel. Also feel daft for not recognising the obvious...duh!
The separating of male and female...compartmentalising...dropping a creative idea...parts being assembled into a whole... this all fits into things that have been happening.
I am a bit concerned whether the little girl which separated from the boy and I kept dropping is an aspect I should hold on to or let go completely... but then, this whole year so far has been about letting things go so...time to meditate on it, methinks.
Keep on practicing without a licence - you're pretty darn good! 😉
Moonfeather
RE: Yet another baby dream...
I am a bit concerned whether the little girl which separated from the boy and I kept dropping is an aspect I should hold on to or let go completely... but then, this whole year so far has been about letting things go so...time to meditate on it, methinks.
Just a thought...how did you feel when you dropped the girl? That might give you a clue...possibly... 😮 Was it the right thing to do, or wrong?
Love
Lou
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RE: Yet another baby dream...
Just a thought...how did you feel when you dropped the girl? That might give you a clue...possibly... 😮 Was it the right thing to do, or wrong?
Oh, I was really upset, apologising to her, feeling I was a fool, wanting to take care of her... I felt as if I'd failed at being a mother. I don't think this can relate to my own daughter because I am really proud of how she is turning out and I've forgiven myself for my emotional problems when she was wee.
Ho hum...
Moonfeather