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Thursday, April 8, 2010
Put on the Stockings
Sometimes the things we dislike about ourselves need to be recognized as gifts, of a sort, as this dream tells me.
The Dream: We are trying to escape the Nazis, but using an odd strategy. We’re running away from them by going back to the place we used to live even as I think, “Won’t they be able to find us here?”
One woman accepts a pair of silk stockings from a Nazi soldier with the idea of reselling them to get money for something useful, like food. At first I think her acceptance of a gift from the Nazi is morally dubious, but later feel that in transforming the gift into something useful she’s done something sensible.
Interpretation: I learn that something good can come if I can accept a gift from my inner Nazi. My tiresome attention to detail and tendency to perfectionism are not all bad, but can and do enable (feed) my creative side.
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