roof

[stevec]

Hello Tony,

I hope your book is going smoothly.
I have had numerous dreams in which I see a roof.
In one a beautiful rusty red large dog was on my roof wagging its tail looking at me, I think smiling.
Another was just a fine grey very large roof I was intently looking at. Christmas trees in all of the windows.
This AM i dreamed of a cupola sitting in the middle of a lush yard. An elaborate cupola it was and there were 5 or 6 people taking pictures of it - I was looking from across the street. Then I was looking at a coffered ceiling in my kitchen and commenting on it - it was old.
Just curious.
Best to you,
Stephen

[Tony Crisp]

Hi Stephen - Yes I am up to acrophobia in the dictionary, but to get there had to do a lot to other sections - such as http://dreamhawk.com/dream-encyclopedia/what-we-need-to-remember-about-dreaming/ which I have completely altered and enlarged; also a new feature 'The Next Step - Criticisms' - http://dreamhawk.com/body-and-mind/the-next-step-criticisms/. But I am slowly gaining ground.

Your roof dreams seem very positive and with a variety - perhaps suggesting that you have a wide variety of coping strategies to deal with the changing life experiences. Even the rather exotic pagoda shows a connection with what is sacred in the Eastern countries, and obviously attracts a lot of attention and needs to be remembered - photographed. See The god of the Jungle in http://dreamhawk.com/yoga/yoga-and-japan-part-2/

The kitchen itself also has a hint of the holy, as it integrates with daily everyday life. I hope you find it in you.

Tony

[stevec]

Thank you Tony,

You always inspire and leave a gift as in God of the Jungle, which was fascinating and I gained perspective from it in an interesting journeying way.
Seems I am in a repeat in different context mode of dreaming as of late. So the messages I am subconsciously
giving myself or receiving don't just come once. Like I had quite a few pool, ponds of water, bodies of water dreams for a while, owls, hawks, horses and so on. Recently I have had dreams of door Knobs and dead bolts.
Always heavy fine brass ones. 
I am happy that your work is moving forward. I wish you the best with it as I know it will be brilliant.
Best,
Stephen