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Topic: What do these dreams mean??
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Jeremy Fuentes
Mmmm, Dr. Pepper!
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From: Corpus Christi, TX United States
Registered: Jan 2004
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posted 03-29-2004 02:02 PM
These are not necessarily projectionists dreams, as I have seen here in the past. But one has to do with the theater. I keep dreaming of the same movie theater, whether its watching a movie there or working there. I've never been there before, but its the same theater every time. The lobby looks a little like the one that used to be here UA Cinema 4. Todd Parr knows what I'm talking about. But I know its not that one, because its different on the outside. Plus, there is a ladder behind one of the screens with access to the booth. I dont think any theaters have that, do they? The other dream I used to have is of a neighborhood that I think I was living in. It was the same neighborhood everytime, but I've lived in the same house my whole life. Funny thing is, I actually saw this neighborhood, or one alot like it, on a trip out of town. How crazy is that? Any idea what all this means?
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Manny Knowles
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From: Bloomington, IN, USA
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posted 03-29-2004 06:55 PM
Jeremy, I played the role of Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat so I'm somewhat more qualified than the rest of these bozos.
Assuming that these dreams are not the product of "day residue" we can look to the iconography contained within your dream(s) to decode what they might possibly mean.
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I keep dreaming of the same movie theater, whether its watching a movie there or working there. I've never been there before, but its the same theater every time. The lobby looks a little like the one that used to be here UA Cinema 4.
It may not matter which theatre you are dreaming about. More importantly, what is the condition of the theatre. Is it new or old? Is it well-maintained? Is it operating or closed down? Are there any movies playing? Devoid of customers, or busy? Also, how do you feel about this place when you are in the dream (as well as in real life)?
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Plus, there is a ladder behind one of the screens with access to the booth. I dont think any theaters have that, do they?
Do you interact with this ladder in your dream, or do you only see it?
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The other dream I used to have is of a neighborhood that I think I was living in.
Same as with the theatre -- describe this neighborhood and how you felt about it.
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How crazy is that?
I don't know yet.
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Any idea what all this means?
I don't know yet.
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Jeremy Fuentes
Mmmm, Dr. Pepper!
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From: Corpus Christi, TX United States
Registered: Jan 2004
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posted 03-29-2004 09:46 PM
Thanks for the help guys.
Manny said:
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It may not matter which theatre you are dreaming about. More importantly, what is the condition of the theatre. Is it new or old? Is it well-maintained? Is it operating or closed down? Are there any movies playing? Devoid of customers, or busy? Also, how do you feel about this place when you are in the dream (as well as in real life)?
It is an operating theater. Come to think of it, it looks like an updated version of the previous theater. More auditoriums, stadium seating, etc.
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Do you interact with this ladder in your dream, or do you only see it?
I actually have to climb this ladder to access the booth.
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describe this neighborhood and how you felt about it.
In the dreams I was younger, and always going to the park to play basketball. I really liked the fact that the park was so close to the house.
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The dream means that subconsciously, you want to give Olpin a few million dollars to finance the start of the new Olpin Cinemas chain.
The check is in the mail. But its postdated, sorry. ![[thumbsup]](graemlins/thumbsup.gif)
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Manny Knowles
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posted 03-30-2004 02:06 AM
Jeremy, the theatre dream appears to be centred around the advancement of your career.
The building (a theatre) could represent your career or, if you're always there it could represent your present life. It's a good sign that the building is operating and in good condition (bigger, more auditoriums) because the condition of rooms and buildings is often indicative of how we perceive our situation. You seem to have a positive outlook on your career. It's certainly a relief that you are climbing UP that ladder in the dream.
I wonder if you've got your eye on a promotion?
As for the neighborhood dream, my gut reaction is that you are not having a flashback to your youth but, rather, your mind is racing toward the future. That neighborhood seems to have a sense of innocence and warmth. Would you agree that it's a "family" neighborhood? Maybe you're planning to start a family. That kid in the dream is not you. That would most likely be your offspring.
The major themes here are: job security, a home of your own, and 2.4 kids.
Well....
...Isn't that the "American Dream" ?
[ 03-30-2004, 03:56 AM: Message edited by: Manny Knowles ]
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