Dream # 1: The diabolical energy of a father

Share: More than my dream, my daughter's dream worried me a lot. I don't know what worries me more, her dream or the fact that she didn't wake up screaming. Somehow she knew it was a dream and woke up normally. When she told me about her dream, she was so calm. Her calmness does not seem normal. My daughter is very sensitive and observant. Her positive points: independent. Helpful. Compassionate, sensitive and observant. Nothing escapes her attention. Negatives: she gets angry very easily. When she is angry, she can sometimes knock over furniture or objects.... But not enough to cause damage.

Dream: I had a dream where my whole class was on a bus and my dad was standing outside. We were jumping off one side of the bus into a 25 foot deep pool. The teacher then said, "we have to walk on jelly water too." Then we stepped on some jelly water. It was a green blanket.

Then my father called me. He had horns on the side of his head. The rest of his body was the same. He had a wound on the right side of his neck. It was like a dry scab on his neck. He looked so scary that I thought he was going to eat me. I asked if he wanted to play with me. He said, maybe in another life. He said he was hurt and had to die. He laid down on an inflatable floating mat made for swimming pools (originally she said "he put himself on a floating coffin" which looked like an inflatable float) then he disappeared.

After that, I got back on the bus. There were some very strange people. Some had horns on their heads, like my father. Some had a lot of makeup on. Then I thought, "Oh, this is a dream. When I wake up. I'll be in my own room and my dad will still be alive."

Dream # 2: The necklace

Dream: I had a dream that me and my mom were fighting. We are arguing because I borrowed a necklace from her to wear and she tells me that I keep wanting things from her and that there is a limit to what she can do. I am extremely hurt and I give her back her necklace and tell her that I am grateful for all that she does and has done. I tell her thank you and I also tell her that she won't have to complain anymore, because from now on, I won't expect anything from her and I won't ask anything from her.