From the bizarre, crazy, weird, funny, inspirational,
fearful, and awesome, they all mean something.
By Rory Colgan
An ancient Jewish saying from the Talmud
explains “A dream not interpreted is
like a letter unopened.” For
this issue, let’s look at two submitted dreams and what insight they can give
the dreamer once interpreter. Thanks for
submitting the dreams, and readers remember to submit your dreams at dreamprograms@gmail.com if you want a
chance to be selected for the next upcoming issue.
The Grand Piano
“...I was driving to my grandparents house. When I got there my mom's purse and other
items were sitting outside the door. I
was concerned that these things would get stolen, so I put them inside. After doing that, I looked out the window and
saw there were more items outside the door....
As soon as I put them back, I saw more items like cleaning supplies and
a broom. I was starting to get
irritated, and I voiced to whoever was doing this that I needed them to
stop... The last time, I looked outside
and there was a mahogany grand piano out there. I have no idea how it got
there, but I knew I wasn't going to be able to move by myself and it was just
sitting on the porch.” 34 year-old male
So, Mr. Piano Man, it seems that this dream is indicating
your need to concentrate more effectively.
Welcome to one of the most common mental issues of our time, and though
the dream doesn't indicate ADD or ADHD behavior (and I'm not one to diagnosis
it if it were) the clues are apparent that the mind needs a tune up.
Things
simply appearing out of thin air in this repetitive pattern indicate that there
is something you're missing, a thinking pattern that is unconscious, and it is
causing you extra work. In the dream
this is shown by you moving objects back and forth, from one location to
another. Ever heard of the hobby of
digging holes just to fill them? No
offense, but your dream is indicating that you are doing something like that
mentally. And by the way, almost no one
practices that manually intensive hobby.
Gyms and weight rooms pretty much bled it dry.
In another
light, this dream indicates that you have a lot of thoughts that can be put to
good use, but you have to actually use your will in order to go from thinking
about doing something good to actually doing something good. By being willing to act on your good ideas,
they will stop popping up at the wrong time and the wrong place, and then your
life will be filled with a lot more harmony.
In essence, get that metaphorical piano inside and start playing it!
My Mom's Hair was
Falling Out
“I had a dream where my mom was losing her hair and was
feeling bad about it. I kept trying to
reassure her that with the proper nutrition things could get better. What do you think about that dream?”
28 year-old female.
A
slightly different twist to one of the most common dreams known to our culture
and times. In the type of dream
interpretation I practice, everybody, everything, and every place represents a
part of you; not your mom, no matter what the school yard kids say. Now Ms.
Nutritionist, this is a dream that shows there is a need to focus more on the
point of life. What is the point of life, you might
ask? Well, first off you know what it
is. This isn't religion, or dogma, or
new age crap, it's just common sense.
Still need
a little help? I don't blame you, somebody (other than my parents) had to tell
me straight up what life was all about, and ever since then it's like I can't
stop seeing life that way. So, let me be
the “voice” who passes on what was passed to me: learning.
Yup, that's it. The point, or
purpose, of life is learning. Almost
everybody has heard the cliché “Knowledge is power.” Have you?
If not, you're lying because I just told you. Seriously though, what is knowledge? Knowledge is what you learn.
Therefore,
Miss Nutritionist, as you focus more on learning from your life experiences,
you will be able to reach a much deeper appreciation of your natural beauty and
improve your self image immensely, hence no longer have mama losing hair.
To submit a dream please submit it to innerhealthtoday@gmail.com
Rory reserves the right to publish any or all of the
dream. Rory cannot guarantee a submitted
dream is interpreted as this fluctuates on the number of submissions.
Names will be confidential, and if your dream is selected
for this column you will get an email notification.
© 2014 Rory Colgan
Rory Colgan is a dream interpreter, metaphysics teacher,
writer, speaker, and a spiritual, mental, and emotional balancing teacher. Rory is a graduate of the School of
Metaphysics. He lives South of Corydon,
Indiana, and teaches people in the Louisville area and throughout the United
States via phone. Visit Rory at innerhealthtoday.com
and dreamprograms.com
