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Dream interpreting tool
A tool for digging deeper. A pointer to train your intuition.
So I would like to share with you guys this dice made from clay called yes/no dice.
I usually use it as a little nudge or guide when interpreting dreams or other intuitive thoughts and feelings.
It is not supposed to be used as an absolute answer but more like those arrows on street signs pointing to a certain direction. A way to connect more with my intuition.
First, I would ask a question and roll the dice to get a yes or no answer. If I get a yes, then I develop the following questions in the direction of the first question. If I get a No, I would need to change the direction of my question.
Then I would chain up those Yes questions to arrive at an answer that I feel satisfactory.
To give an example of my dream interpreting process.
Last month, I had a dream about a sword fight between 2 couples. One couple was young while one was old. The young couple lost to the older one.
The women were the ones holding power/energy sources while the men were proxy fighters.
I began by asking the meaning of each image that appeared in the dream.
1. The 2 couples
• Do both couples represent myself ? - YES
• Do the male and female represent the masculine and feminine in me ? - No
• Does the younger couple represent myself currently? - YES
• Does the older couple represent an older self of my ? - No, my future self ? - No, my ancestors? - No, the other people? - YES
• The way I perceive other people ? - YES
Why did I see myself and others as a couple of male and female ?
• My outer action and power don't match each other? - No
• The conscious didn't follow the unconscious? - No
• The conscious and the unconscious don't work with each other ? - YES
2. The sword fight
• The sword fight represents mental thoughts ? - YES
• Thoughts about arrogant attitude? - No
• The notion of comparing myself with others ? - YES
• The sword fight represents conflict? - YES
So I can arrive at the interpretation for this dream's meaning : warning about the conflict in my mind created by comparing myself to other people and feeling defeated.
Content warning: Bernard being the sweetest boy today<33
He had the zoomies today and I made a little cave in my hand and he tried to dig inbetween my fingers like he has nuzzling into me like a puppy!!! I was scared because I had to go to the beach and be away from him all day but he took it well. I got home and let him runaround, i moistened up his habitat, and let him run around more. He had a bunch if energy, I promise I'll get him a bigger habitat, I promise. When I get the money I'll make him the best habitat I can, with all the fermented plants and wood, rocks, dirt, lots of dirt he loves it so much he loves digging, I'll get him everything he needs. @grimmroach I told him, he was happy. Happy birthday to you if you see this post
I have five squirrels that come to visit me: Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Gus, and Cheatah. The problem is they bury the walnuts I give them in my potted plants and then dig them up. Absolute rascals! The cheekiness of it! Biting the hand that feeds them. Well, the best way to deter them is to spray some Ceylon Cinnamon Leaf Oil, diluted to 10% with water, on the topsoil. Do not use the more expensive Ceylon Cinnamon Bark Oil. The much cheaper Ceylon Cinnamon Leaf Oil is better here because it has a harsher aroma. Not to worry, it will not damage your plants when diluted. You have to apply a thin layer to the topsoil twice a week or so. Okay, I cheat sometimes. Sometimes I apply it undiluted because I’m a bit lazy. That’s okay as long as you don’t spray any plant leaves because, at 100%, the Cinnamon Oil will burn the plant leaves. I tried applying the Cinnamon Leaf Oil on the edge of the planters, but this way it evaporated too fast. It is best to apply it to the top layer of soil. Once they get used to it (in about two weeks), you can apply it sporadically. Then the squirrels and other bugs will get the message: Do not dig up your plants.
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