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Your opinion on a spooky dream from the past?
Question by Kat DeMuriel: Your opinion on a spooky dream from the past?
I have had this dream two times. The last time was over 5 years ago, and it is still with me. The first time I dreamed it, I went to my old house in Nebraska, but it had been totally restored to a Victorian manor. I walk in and get this weird feeling, very uncomfortable. At the base of the stairs is a closed closet, and I can feel evil coming from it. I need to get up the stairs to the “orangerie”, a glass conservatory on the second level filled with plants and yes, orange trees. I know it is safe there, but I cannot overcome my fear to climb the stairs.
The second time I dreamt it, (over 5 years ago) There was a ghost child, a little girl by the closet-crying for me. Her hands were outstretched and I was still terrified, but felt such empathy for this little girl that I started to venture over to her. I looked up the landing and could see the “orangerie” with its stained glass and beauty. I knew that if I could get this child and make it upstairs, all would be all right. At that point I woke up. I have not had the dream or anything remotely like it since.
Your take on these dreams please?
Best answer:
Answer by thelma
did you grow up around a orange grove? if so, maybe you had a bad experience ., like a babysitter threatening to put you in the closet an you ran into the orange grove?..!! an that little girl you seen was you.trying to find somewhere safe..here is a trick i’ve learned years ago when ever i start to have a “bad” dream i make myself wake up an touch my nose as if i’m switching channels..hope all is well an i hope this trick works
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Josie is proud of her new straw hat until a seagull lifts it off her head at the beach. She thinks it is annoying when she has to follow the bird over the sand dunes. She is quite amazed when she slogs through a forest and arrives at a ghost town that she has never heard about on the other side of the peninsula. In her efforts to get a ride back home she is shocked to run into a skeleton dressed in a wedding gown, a boy who seems to disappear before her very eyes, and a stained glass figure in the church that seems to want to rush out at her. Josie knows that she’s really in trouble when she doesn’t get home by dark. She hears galloping hoof beats coming after her. She runs down the beach, but can anyone escape the rider atop the infamous horse, Phantom of the Apocalypse?
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I think you know that the child is you, as well as the adult. That closet represents a basket of fears, ones that a little girl might find debilitating. But I like your dream in that it shows a success story in the making. In the second dream, you are ready to venture out of the closet and face the real world under the guiding hand of your adult self.
The orangerie has a supernatural element, given the stained glass and (I sense) unusual beauty. Ghost- child is such an apt description. Many of us carry the remnants of a dead or dying inner child, screaming for enlightenment. Life awaits you both. Ascend the stairs and drink in the beauty of your magnificent “orangerie”.
Best wishes to you!