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Indiana Jones
2014 May 26, 12:56am
Below is from the hanged man tarot card-- you have an obvious symbol in your dream in the man hanging upside down. One helpful way to look at dreams is all the elements are reflecting a part of yourself. Nothing to be afraid of except your own self.
Here is a link to a dream decoder: http://www.russellgrant.com/destiny_mind/dreams/dream_decoder.php
"Thus, this card signifies a time when the querent is feeling sensitive, vulnerable, introverted, suspended even as they also experience insight so deep that for a moment, nothing but that insight exists. This is the card of vision quests but also, very simply, of those times when you put aside your prejudices and open yourself up to different ideas. Or just try something new and strange. Meaning that the Hanged Man could be as simple as going out with a type of person you never imagined dating, or trying some odd cuisine. It is a time when you change your perspective.
Such moments don't last, and they usually require some kind of sacrifice. Sacrifice of a belief or a wish, dream, hope, money, time or even selfhood. The sacrifice may be made to get into the inverted position, or it may be made to get out of the inverted position. Either way, in order to gain, you must give. Great or small, spiritual or mundane what you gain from making that sacrifice and allowing yourself to see things differently is insights and solutions. These can help you and everyone else you care about. Which is often why one goes through it all in the first place.
One thing is certain, once you have been the Hanged Man you never see things quite as you did."
From: http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/learn/meanings/hanged_man.shtml
Shaman
2014 May 26, 3:23am
How is this related to Benghazi, ASSHOLES!, the housing market, zionists, Sandy Hook, Obamacare, or neonazi cannibal face-eating?
How did you know you were in texas?
Was it the far superior public education system, the relieved burden of an overreaching state government, or the terrifying horrors of literally 'affordable' housing that a sane real estate taxation system yields?
I had a dream like that once, except instead of Texas, it was Colorado, and instead of an apartment complex, it was a tent cabin in the woods.
I was hungry and decided to fix some S'mores. I got a large marshmallow, the largest I could find, and put it on a huge chocolate bar with a few large graham crackers to hold it all together.
When I woke up, my pillow was gone.
I had a nightmare last night I want to share with all of you. In this bad dream Elena and I moved to some undisclosed location in Texas. We were on the second story of an apartment building. All of a sudden the Texas Department of Criminal Justice decided to relocate its execution chamber. They moved it from the Walls Unit in Huntsville to the apartment on the other side of our apartment. There were all sorts of men in hazardous materials suits spraying chemicals everywhere; especially on our dogs. The first inmate to be executed was brought up hanging upside down and covered in a plastic bag. He already looked dead. Elena and I were helpless to stop this invasion of our home. I awakened and was relieved to be here in Pacifica and far from these sorts of activities.