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Old 05-06-2014, 10:54 PM   #42
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Re: The Dream Analyst

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Originally Posted by jeremym480
Last weekend I had a dream that I was in some type of rouge Mission Impossible or James Bond type stuff. It was basically like 5-6 of guys facing off against an army of 20-30 soldiers. We were in a city and we were shooting at them from windows of a building and they were like on a lower rooftop.



We were slowly picking them off one by one and progressing forward. Some of our group reached the street level and as we were coming up on the buildings where they were I saw some kids watching us. I caught eyes with them and just told them to stay down, then kept moving. We finally made it around to where the soldiers were and all of them were either dead or had fled the scene. The next thing I know cops were coming down on us and we all started to run. At first I ran forward to get away and there were even more cops... some of the guys got captured and some of us turned around to run towards the river. As we ran back, I saw the kids that I had passed earlier in an old 60s or 70s model Cadillac. We got into a boat, but before we could take off we were surrounded, then I woke up. The only person that I really recognized for the dream was Woo from Survivor was one of the guys I got into the boat with.



Let's see what you got, CMH.

This is one of those fun dreams. I don't think you have this dream by worrying over anything specific.

Dreams are also a nice escape, which I'm sure you're away of and being a secret spy stopping a threat is your subconscious pushing it's imagination muscles.

This could be triggered by your recent activities: maybe video games with a high rate of team activity or even a movie/show/book with similar experiences.

I say sit back and enjoy them.


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