Dreams, to me, represent fragments of information that are jumbled in the mind, information containing unresolved issues from different sources. The mind jumbles them into scenarios for me to mull. Dreaming is a way for the mind to nudge a person to resolve what has gone untended.
So, I contemplate my dreams when I remember them. Thinking through the dream helps me resolve the issue in my conscious life. A couple of days ago, I had a dream that happened in a house which I had seen in previous dreams. The house was in a different place this time, a different street and town, but it was the same house. The layout of the rooms was familiar, the way I explored the house's three stories was the same, but the 4 people in the dream were different from times past.
The dream ended with me being drugged so that I was sluggish and couldn't find the person and things I needed to find. Truly I have wanted to act on a desire I have had for a while now, but have found myself "drugged" from acting on it. Of the 4 people that were in the dream, only one was a person I knew, and he was someone I don't really care for. He is a very judgmental person, distant, and always rude in one form or another. Near the end of the dream two people spirited me away from the house. I think it shows that life as I desire it isn't happening.
I suppose the house represents my current world. Every time it appears in a dream I am exploring it, running all over it. This time, though, the back yard began filling up with water. When I went to the neighbor's house for help, I saw that his yard was underwater too. That was when I was spirited away in a car. I very soon afterward showed up again drugged. As I was leaving the car, I woke up. (I felt very groggy when I got up, I might add.)
I plan to make "exploring this house in a different place" a much more pleasant experience. Nothing will be underwater when I am through. I will have my wits fully functional. And my greatest desire will be closer to being accomplished rather than lost and distant.
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