I wanted to tell you why this dream is especially interesting to me to read:

1. I received nice surprise this monring; a 1st reply from you at work in my e-mail based on an consumer’s postiive review I wrote you about a book you authored, and this blog entry is the 1st of yours I read
2. Last night I, myself, had many disturbing dreams and disrupted sleep due to it; some about Hawaii and some about other elements
3. In the past I studied a method by Gayle Delaney (http://www.gdelaney.com/) having read her books and have her cassette/flash card set to work with so I find your task of self-interpreting something I can identify with

It is my personal belief that gut-instict interpretation about dreams is more accurate than any dream dictionary interpretation… and personally I find your interpretations of the subconsiouc and unconsiouc very interesting–these things always interest me. As you are well aware, being able to identify trials in waking life is 1/2 the battle of being successful at battling those challenges. And, it’s my own belief that if you successfully interpreted yuor nightmare, you won’t have it recur.

Mahalo for sharing,
Keala

Thanks for your comments.
I also started out doing dream interpretation using Jungian theories but I later found out that psychology is big a deception. I believe it’s as big a deception as all the occultist forms of dream interpretation. IN MY EXPERIENCE< PSYCHOANALYSIS OF A DREAM ONLY CREATES MORE CONFUSION. AND INSTEAD OF GIVING CLARITY IT ACTUALLY CLOUDS OVER THE MEANING. I’ve written a couple blogs about that.

We need to listen to God’s leading and what meanings resonate with our personal lives more than depending on a dream dictionary interpretation, but don’t discount that as a resource. He frequently shows me meanings through dream dictionaries.

Blessings,
Brent