I Believe in the Power of Dreams

Since then, I am a die hard supporter in the mysteries of dreams and its associations to the lives of the people. Every time I dream of weird things, random thoughts come to my mind. “What will be its implication to me?”

I applied for a job yesterday. It offers a 5 month contract, minimum salary, (I guess) and regular working hours. I am very certain that I will be accepted but I am having second-thoughts on the five-month contract.

First, if happens that I will pursue the job, it will end in September. And that is already the peak of hell-week. I don’t want to neglect my remaining subjects. Thesis writing is very important. I am thinking of how to manage data gathering and the job. VERY UNDECIDED!

And then I had a dream last night. I am roaming around at a mall ‘til I find myself in a comfort room. Since I am not in the condition to pee or anything else, I decided to find the way to the exit. I thought when I find the door to walk away was the end of the story. But it’s not. The room is endless! The hallway and the cubicles I am walking in just repeats and repeats and repeats. I became teary-eyed that moment.  I said to myself, “Where the hell is the exit door?! I THINK I AM LOST!”

Being naturally interested of what the dream intends, I search for the interpretation of dream under the situation “LOST.” Here it goes:

“Being lost in a labyrinthine building or unfamiliar city is a very stressful and very common type of dream. In many cases, the dreamer may be worried about “getting lost” in her own life circumstances. These types of dreams may occur when you feel anxious or insecure about “finding your way” in a new life situation, such as when starting a new job or moving to a new city, according to Cathleen O’Connor, Ph.D. and author of The Everything Law of Attraction Dream Dictionary. You may be especially prone to dreaming about being lost if you are embarking on a new challenge that you feel unprepared for, or are struggling to get accustomed to a situation where the rules are constantly changing. Dreaming that another person is lost could mean that you have unresolved feelings about this person, according to the dream dictionary at smartgirl.org.”

Recovered from: http://www.lifed.com/25-common-dreams-and-their-meanings

Can I just say that somehow, what I dreamed of is an answered prayer?

Anyway, the last scene of that reverie was when my friend, Kashie suddenly appeared at the room with a woman in 30’s (I think). I asked for the exit ‘til the woman looked for a vacant space (you know the situation in movies when someone touches the wall then suddenly it becomes a passageway? Ughh. I can’t explain further.) That’s exactly what happened.