- who wants to analyse THIS dream?

[Guest guest]

The parts about seem on the mark to me but you mixed up Jacquie's when you

started on the pregnancy bit...'s momma is NOT pregnant...did u get her last

post entitled " hey " ??

(inAus)who may need to have you interpret some of my dreams - just don't

tell me I'm pregnant! <wink>

Re: who wants to analyse THIS dream?

> I'm in a family restaurant with my son. He refuses to go into the

women's bathroom with me. There are chairs outside the bathroom, so I

give him our coats and he waits in a chair. Inside the bathroom, I do

my bit, call out to , he's fine. Then I notice that the sink and

the bathtub (???) are filling with water. I can't shut the taps off.

I try to open the door, but it's locked from the OUTSIDE. It's also

SEALED -- the water level is rising. is still sitting in the

chairs outside, our coats in his lap. Nobody is noticing him.

>

> I wake up.

>

And the Resident Chair-witch awakes....

Jacquie....The refusal to go to the bathroom with you is a symbol of

your son's beginning to reach for independece, and the fact that he is

okay thru the dream is a symbol of you being comfotable with his

independence. The bathroom and the water, that is actually VERY

common for pregnant women to dream about. Water reminds them of the

baby, and the being trapped in the bathroom is your mind's way of

putting into " words " your sense of being overwhelmed by the pregnancy,

and maybe feeling like you are " drowning " in the impending extra care

and dependace the baby will produce. Again, water and drowning dreams

are VERY common with pregnant women. not being noticed is your

desire for him to be accepted for who and what he is by society.

Does that help???

, who will light a candle for more peacful dreams for you if

you'd like.