If you're puzzled by your dream, use the Search Box to see if one or more of the hundreds of dreams on this site can give you some insight. Each entry has a sketch, the dream, and an interpretation.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
The Dancer
Dreams often point out when it’s time to reevaluate how we’re going about our lives.
The Dream: A young man is giving a group of us dancing lessons. His impresario says he will dance for us. He begins his dance, and I am stunned by what I see. It isn’t the steps he takes; it’s the astounding and achingly beautiful grace of the way he moves. As his performance continues it doesn’t match his beginning. He seems to drift off and lose focus. I want him to get back to the wonder of his opening.
A little girl dancer has a cupboard stuffed with ribbons; they have been used as parts of her costume in many performances. I feel I should sort the ribbons for her, and I begin taking them out of her cupboard. The more I take the more I can see jammed in, and I wonder if I can ever get this sorted out.
Interpretation: The action of the dream shows that what started out as perfect art has degenerated into a chore. I need to rethink my approach to my work.
Labels:
costume,
damce,
focus,
girl,
impresario,
man,
performance,
ribbons
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment