![]() |
| Flaming June - Frederic, Lord Leighton |
I keep having a particular recurring theme in my dreams as of late. It started a couple of months ago - I am trying to finish up one of my educational degrees and I have enrolled in the last few hours of classes that I'm supposed to finish in order to graduate. I am attending all of my classes and doing what I am supposed to do to study, etc. but have only attended this one class once. The class that I attended once was taught by comedienne Jane Lynch and the only time I was there, we were reenacting scenes from Glee.
But ever since then, all my dreams have had a pressing theme that there is something that I must complete or I'm not going to finish. I had another one of those dreams last night - I was doing something with my family, completely unrelated, and I knew that there was something I was forgetting. It's at the end of the semester and since I only attended the class once, I knew I was going to fail. That is the overall theme - I neglected something I had signed up to do and I ignored it and now I am going to fail. I can't seem to shake that feeling of "uh-oh".
So calling all dream experts - why the heck do I keep dreaming about this pressing thing that I have ignored? I can think of a couple of reasons, but it shouldn't keep bothering me so much. I attended a class with Jane Lynch in my dreams - kind of funny when you think about it, but now I am not going to graduate because I didn't complete her class. By the way, I am not currently enrolled in school nor do I plan on going back any time soon. I have completed all my educational goals and have the pieces of paper to prove it.
Here I stand, on the edge of a cliff, ready to take off and something is holding me back. That is my interpretation, I just have to figure out what that thing is that is holding me back.
Do you have odd and/or recurring dreams? Do you pay much mind to your dreams? What are some of your examples? I find dreams fascinating because you can fly through a ton of stuff in a matter of minutes and your brain is like, "Whoa!" It is our body's way of helping you process information that is perceived throughout our days - at least that is my opinion.
I have a feeling that eventually I'll complete that last credit hour class - somehow. I just have to will my mind to do so.
xo
Michael Kiwanuka - Home Again
