Dream #1: Madam Secretary

Dream: I speak with the actress Téa Leoni (Madame secretary) in one of the filming rooms and tell her that we like watching the series... It's just the two of us and we talk, we laugh, the atmosphere is friendly, relaxed, it's a beautiful moment.

Dream #2: Weight loss

Share: For a few days, I hardly ate... It's special, it's as if I wasn't hungry, neither in the morning, nor during the day... This aspect not being hungry has continued and it's been almost 2 weeks since I've eaten almost nothing, apart from juice, some fruit, or a little bit of bread in the evening... Concretely, this has even made me lose several kilos ...I didn't try to go on a diet or anything else but it's just that I see eating differently... As if food no longer gives me the same effect as before... Even energetically , what could nourish me before nourishes me less now, I am in the process of relearning how to nourish myself with what is necessary and without this creating an imbalance in my needs... So here is the dream:

Dream: I put on my belt and I gained at least 5 notches, as if I had lost 5 sizes... I am surprised and at the same time happy to have a new size. .. Thinner and all... There was no shift or too extreme appearance in the dream, it made me a well-suited size...

Dream #3: The unloved dog

Dream: As a family, we are going to see a therapist who I don't know in practice but who has a very good reputation for providing in-depth treatment in the sense that she finds the cause of the problem. It's the turn of my daughter Laurette (who is approximately the same age in the dream: almost 16 years old) to have a consultation with her. She is sitting and I am sitting next to her. In front of us there is a table and the therapist is standing behind the table. Laurette asks the therapist to help her find the cause of the problem she encounters in her romantic relationship with Paul (Laurette does not have a romantic relationship in concrete terms). Why it doesn't work between them (and I believe in his subsequent relationships). The therapist stands, takes a deep breath while looking intently at Laurette and brings out the memory/situation that caused the problem with Paul. I see Laurette making a "regression" (in the psychological sense where she relives the situation) and becomes a dog in her behavior (her body does not change). She whimpers and goes to lie down under the table like a dog would. The therapist says that the cause is that in a previous life she was an unloved, neglected, mistreated dog and that she suffered a lot from it. I knelt down next to her to caress her, to reassure her, like I would caress a dog. I was very upset by this "regression" that my daughter was experiencing, while being happy that this memory came out to be healed.