I had a dream I married the man of my dreams last night.... and just about when he was going to ravish me, the damn alarm clock wakes me up... Seriously alarm clock, SERIOUSLY?
I haven't had a good dream in a long time - mostly nightmares that I cannot remember or I haven't been able to sleep at all; thank you insomnia. I recently started taking Melatonin on a daily basis to try and help with the sleepless nights... Hopefully it helps and I can update this blog here more often.
So anyways, back to the dream last night. Via dreammoods.com: To see a marriage in your dream, signifies commitment, harmony or transitional period. You are undergoing an important developmental phase in your life. The dream may also represent the unification of formerly separate or opposite aspects of yourself. In particular, it is the union of masculine or feminine aspects of yourself. Consider the qualities and characteristics of the person that you are marrying. These are the qualities that you need to look at incorporating within yourself.
I thought about this for quite awhile today and I still cannot think of a good reason why I had this dream... There might not even need to be a reason at all other than just another random thought of mine (since I have been dating and all). To elaborate, the man I married was a very caring and passionate person who was honest, reliable and easy to get along with - all characteristics I feel I obtain as well. So... I am not thinking it had anything to do with incorporating these things within myself.... But uh, I have gone on a number of crap dates lately so I have pretty much come to the conclusion this dream was a longing for a good man to come into my life, even if him and I only become good friends... it would be nice to find someone to share life with at the moment.
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You just might find that the times you're not looking for something in particular are the times you'll happen to find exactly what you were hoping for.
I live my life just enjoying the present and trying not to worry about what does or doesn't happen; when good things do happen, I'm pleasantly surprised, and when they don't, I'm not left feeling disappointed.
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