And for another, I thought the switching back and forth between journals was annoying. And the double updates--when there was a dream to post--ate into my days. (I'm a slow typer.) I wanted to do more than spend my hours updating first one journal, then another, ya know? Plus, the archives were eratic in their dating because they were so, so spaced out. It made it hard to group them in as orderly a fashion as the archives are for this site here. Looking at my room right now you'd not be able to tell it, but, I do like some order about me.
This morning, I'm guessing, I had an interesting dream. It probably would have gone on a lil bit longer had I not been interrupted by Dad coming and going from my room, wanting to see if I was conscious and was going to ask for help in getting up. The dream finally terminated itself when it became apparent I was surfacing into full consciousness. You could say that was disappointing, because I really wanted to see where or how the dream would naturally end.
I can't remember much of the dream anymore as I was unable to record it right away, for we had to get to church. But I remember a few elements that have pulled at me strangely throughout the day. I'll record them anyway, because I just don't want to forget the dream entirely.
I'm not very good at interpreting dreams, but thinking about past experiences in recent months and clearly seeing some understandable symbolism here, I can make an educated guess--at least on the symbolism. Black and white = evil versus good. Like in the movie, Much Ado About Nothing, the bad guys all wore black or other dark colors. The good guys always wore white or light colors. Of course, there is also the complex bond between the men and myself. What I failed to explain before is its core was the underlying crux of the dream throughout its entirety. For some reason Black Hawk wanted to harm me, and the answer why lay in the intricately woven threads of our bond. I know, had I been left in peace, I would have found out the answer why.
Gwen took it a lil deeper than I would have expected her to, but then, knowing her and the knowledge she has I'm not too surprised in the end. She said it's the yin yang, negative and positive in all of us. My mind was showing me the dichotomy of our nature as human beings. The person who is innately gentle yet highly passionate.
"Even the names and races of the pro and antagonists reflect the dichotomy in search of balance," she added. "White vs. Native American. White Wind vs. Black Hawk. That pairing is the most telling, between the opposite colors and the symbiosis of hawk and wind."
"Civilized vs. uncivilized," Gwen continued. "And while it may seem a great tragedy (the volcano looming), beyond that is when synthesis of self begins. Going through the volcano symbolizes purification."
She concluded: "It sounds like your subconcious mind is saying that you are on the brink of the total changing of your life."
*pauses for thought* One thing is for sure, in a way we are both saying the same thing--to a degree. There is darkness and light in all of us, two sides to the same coin. A bond that is intrinsically tied and interwoven to form an eternal knot that can never be undone.
Whether or not my life is on the verge of changing totally remains to be seen. Although, it needs some changing, I'll grant you that. While I have begun to actively pursue writing, and it has been good for me, something more needs to happen than me sitting here before the computer at home day after day. So...who knows? Could black and white truly mean I'm on the verge of big change...and will it be tragedy or good?
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