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Category Archives: mythology
competing against myself
In a recent dream, I take a big jump. But only after someone stirs my anger up. In the dream… I’m participating in a long jump competition in a room of white walls. I’m the last jumper. The idea is: … Continue reading
Posted in dreaming, dreams, Jung, Michael Patton, mythology, psychology, self-help, symbolism, Uncategorized
Tagged awareness, change, dream aspect, dream interpretation, interpretation, problem dream
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so much from so little
A recent dream led me back to Cat’s Cradle. In the dream… Something similiar to Nine 9 has been developed. That’s it. That’s all I remember. Nonetheless, I didn’t toss that dream away–we can learn much from even the smallest … Continue reading
Posted in dreaming, dreams, Jung, mythology, photos, psychology, self-help, symbolism, Uncategorized
Tagged big picture dream, Cat's Cradle, growth, humor, Ice 9, Kurt Vonnegut, pun
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confronting Hercules
I go along with the idea that any character in dream represents some aspect of the dreamer… Maybe there’s the rare exception. But by following that idea, I’ve learned much about myself… Which means I’ve had to face some difficult … Continue reading
Posted in cartoon, dreaming, dreams, Jung, mythology, psychology, self-help, symbolism
Tagged dream aspect, dream theory, Hercules, inner aspect, myth, shadow
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