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by Rook » Mon Jan 25, 2010 9:13 am
Hi Confused
Water is usually a symbol related to either emotion or the unconscious. Looking at the wave dream from the point of view that it is related to the unconscious I would suggest that you are possibly a very focused person or a very forgetful person. The mountain is a similar symbol to the 'tip of the iceburg' that is not being washed away, the area surrounding you.
Alternatively it could be related to some sort of drastic change in your life, similar metaphorically to the biblical story of Noah where everything is being wiped out to start over anew. This actually links in with your second dream where some part of you is dead, that is what the dead member is. It is a part of you that has ended. You are still of course going on living, which is why you are both alive and dead in the dream. I am not sure what part of your life has died lately, only you (or maybe someone with more experience) will be able to tell you what that aspect is. The dream may be telling you that despite this death / change in your life, things go on 'as if everything is okay'. Despite this death, everything is going to be okay. The dead part could be almost anything. Your school life, a change in job, no longer playing a sport / pursuing a hobby. Usually the other symbols in the dream may point towards what this aspect is.
Emotionally the symbol would speak of strong surges / waves of emotion. If it is pointing to emotional content I don't think it is something like depression, where it is constant, but something that is perhaps either building up, or comes in 'waves' metaphorically, perhaps stimulated by events, or thoughts welling up emotion that passes into calm only to build up again. Capiche? I think the fact that the dream ends when the big wave is about to hit could be saying the biggest hasn't come yet. You anticipate the worst and are 'batoning down the hatches' sort of but you don't have any hatches to baton, just a mountain to cling to, but its the sensation of bracing that I am trying to get across.
Does that make any sense? If any of this is right it should 'click'. Otherwise you will think 'nah' which is perfectly valid.
Sweet dreams,
Rook