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Dreams => Dream Interpretation => Topic started by: WandaJean on March 14, 2011, 05:10:53 PM
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Several of us are in a house or room. The room is about 10x12’ and has a door on one long wall with a window on either side. There is no furniture or draperies. A small girl is sleeping on the wooden floor. Someone fires a gun into the house and the girl is shot behind the ear and dies. Because there is nothing we can do and people are still shooting at us, we don’t move her. Soon is becomes apparent that she is still alive. Now we are rushing her to a hospital. Instead of a toddler, now she is a fully-developed embryo in an egg shell the size of a chicken egg. She is gasping and sucking for air – her lips are forcing through the shell. The shell finally collapses and cracks under the air pressure she is sucking in. We can now see her and her eyes are small and dark and full of fear. She still is unable to get air.
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WandaJean – Did you have a difficult birth? It is the only realistic explanation I can give for this dream.
If it is so, then the baby is that part of you reliving the trauma of birth.
The only other explanation is that of you feeling sometimes as if you are trapped with not enough space in your circumstances to allow you to be free and at ease, to breathe.
Tony
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WandaJean - Having just read your introduction post, I wonder whether reading the following pages will be of help.
http://dreamhawk.com/dream-encyclopedia/acting-in-your-dream/ and http://dreamhawk.com/dream-encyclopedia/example-15-life-changes/
Please keep in touch though.
Tony