Comments | dmawson314: As a kid, I always used to dream I was Peter Pan...

dmawson314

As a kid, I always used to dream I was Peter Pan...

Sep 30, 2004 09:34

I had a dream last night. I, like some of my friends, had discovered dormant powers within ourselves. They had been hidden within the entire human race, and were simply waiting to be tapped. Flight and telekinesis were the most common, but flight was difficult to use. A certain amount of oomf was needed, and we were just beginning to become ( Read more... )

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silentplummet September 30 2004, 10:22:45 UTC

Ah, dreams of flying. I've had them before and I'll have them again. The closest I can come to that experience in 'reality' is learning how to pilot- which is what I'm doing.

I want an iPod too; you have to tell me about it when you get it.

skyhigh24 September 30 2004, 21:25:42 UTC

Yay flying! I got my Private Pilot's license a little over a year ago. The best advice I can give is join AOPA and get their legal aid. Long story, but things can happen when you're green that you can't control, and AOPA is an amazing tool.

silentplummet October 1 2004, 15:58:33 UTC

I've already joined the AOPA. Thanks for the tip though.

you get the same sensation from powdering your balls... welcometothesky September 30 2004, 14:26:03 UTC

the only thing i've ever seen that gives a good indication of how i feel in my flying dreams is the way Ness jumps around in Smash Brothers on N64.

welcometothesky September 30 2004, 14:26:57 UTC

seriously.

acidentphlosoph September 30 2004, 22:33:14 UTC

I don't know if the message is as specific as social life restraints, though that may very well be part of it. Perhaps it is a reflection of a lack of freedom in general. Another theme could be the loss of joy in once wonderful things due to a monotonous lifestyle. All feelings and states are relative... learn to enjoy the full range and you hold a power greater than all the material wealth in the world.

Have you ever heard anyone analyze a dream and say something to the effect of: This means you are really, really happy with your life ? That is one of my core doubts to the concept of classical dream interpretation... eh.