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thexlone...@yahoo.com

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Dec 6, 2011, 10:12:44 PM12/6/11
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(back ground info) I actually am scared of hights but I'm gradually
getting over them so idk what this dream means so yeah on to the
dream......
(Dream) I was walking up the stairs to a checkerboard floor when I got
there I walked to the edge and the floor started shaking and the two
older girls (who I don't know) look back at me ( who had a look of
pure horror on my face) like what's wrong but I shake my head and walk
back to the steps but they are gone in there place is a pole but I
walk of the edge anyway and catch my self on the pole.... And then i
wake up....(after dream) I didn't wake up like it was a nigh are or
any thing but it does kind of freak me out .... So what does this
dream mean?!?!??

thexlone...@yahoo.com

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Dec 6, 2011, 10:15:13 PM12/6/11
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Instead of nigh are I ment nightmare

M Winther

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Dec 7, 2011, 6:00:21 AM12/7/11
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<thexlone...@yahoo.com> skrev i meddelandet
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It seems like you are bailing out of a harmful or difficult situation,
as the ground begins to shake. The pole is a fast way to bail out,
used by firemen. The question is what this checkerboard floor means.
Maybe the floor pattern is associated with something in your real
life, which could hint at the meaning. The checkerboard, of course, is
a very game-oriented symbol. Maybe it signifies that you shouldn't
partake in this "game" anymore. The older girls are perhaps
comfortable with it, to be pawns in the game, but you aren't. (Pure
speculation.)

Contextual facts about the dream symbols:

"The black and white checkered floor has existed in temples since the
times of ancient Egypt. More than simply decorative, the mosaic
pavement bears a profound esoteric meaning. [...] According to occult
researchers, the checkered mosaic pavement has historically
represented the House of the Mysteries and its origins can be traced
back to ancient Egypt and the Dionysiac rites."
http://secretarcana.com/occultsymbols/mosaicpavement/

The floor shakes when there is an earthquake, so it is a very powerful
manifestation. In earlier eras they believed that the earth dragon
awoke and shook his body. In Japanese mythology it's a giant catfish
who causes earthquakes, the Namazu is . He lives beneath the earth and
sometimes thrashes about, causing violent earthquakes. In Norse
mythology, earthquakes were the violent struggling of the god Loki. He
is bound in a cave with a poisonous serpent placed above his head
dripping venom, forcing him to thrash about, which caused the earth to
tremble. In Greek mythology, Poseidon struck the ground with a
trident, causing earthquakes (see Wikipedia).

Mats Winther
http://home7.swipnet.se/~w-73784/


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