A Dream Seagull Teaches Self-Confidence
Low self-confidence? Worried about your future? Gayle’s seagull can help you soar high above the concerns of your daily life!
Low self-confidence? Worried about your future? Gayle’s seagull can help you soar high above the concerns of your daily life!
What do you do when you have a silly dream that either looks like it is meaningless or is a jumble of day residue? Interview it, of course! When you do you will find alternative perspectives that will show you what you are missing and how to change your view so that you become more who you really are! Who wouldn’t want to do that?
Self-hatred leads to anxiety, depression, and addiction. How to break the cycle?
Things annoy you and frustrate you every day. Why? Because they are annoying and frustrating or because you perceive them as annoying and frustrating? What if you changed how you saw those things? Would that mean you were passive or stupid, or would that mean that you are wise enough to not make things that aren’t about you, about you? Here is an opportunity to think about what you can do differently to not let the annoyances of your daily life rob you of your peace of mind.
Rebecca automatically accessed perspectives that depicted a wounded past self that she had not been taking responsibility for, a secure self which becomes prominent as soon as she does, and a potential self which is self-reliant, independent, alive, and joyful. We not only have a picture of an evolutionary progression from vulnerability to independence; we have a personal, tailor-made, organic experience of the reality of each of those ways of living life.
Talking to a dream carpet may be weird, bizarre, and even stupid, but using it as an example of your ability to access perspectives that are both useful and transformative has proven to be very wise.