Dream #1: Crowded restaurant

The dream: I was called on the phone in the middle of the night to tell me that we weren't expecting such a large crowd at the restaurant and that no one had been hired to do it. service, OK! I replied. I got on a bike and set off at night on a dirt, rain-soaked country lane. I pedaled with ease over bumps and holes. I crossed the headlights of a car, I moved to the left of the road to let it pass. Two other cars were following, but they turned right and therefore did not pass me. I continued my way towards this restaurant. But I drove down a deserted road and never reached the restaurant. I wondered, while pedaling and with a little worry, what services were expected of me. Serve drinks? Or whip up a meal and then serve it to so many people?

Dream #2: A letter from prison

The dream: I was a man (in reality I am a woman). I was in the outer courtyard of a prison writing a letter. I know I won't have time to finish it, because I hear the helicopter arriving to deliver the mail. Packets of letters wrapped in cloth (from the joust) are thrown from the helicopter and arrive through the sky. People throw the letters they want to send to the other side of the prison fence. There is a security guard who is up a ladder, and who helps throw the mail to the other side of the fence at the risk of being electrocuted by overhead wires and injuring his hands on barbed wire. (The guard claims it is his duty, but he hides his kindness behind this gesture). Moreover, he has a bandage on his right hand from which we could note that the three middle fingers are missing. I feel that they (the prison directors) do not want me to send the letter I addressed to Heaven. The color of my letter is the blue used for UCM books. There is a little boy who comes out of nowhere with great energy. We go up to a higher floor, and he suggests that I enclose my letter between the drawings that he will send in a letter so that it can be sent. Then, I am relieved. I thank him.

Dream #3: When there are enough for 3, there are enough for 6

Sharing from the dreamer: Recently my son showed me a report from the BBC (a British television channel).

This is a cat who mothered 3 newborn ducklings at the same time as the 3 newborn kittens. The ducklings followed the kittens' example and began to suckle even though ducklings do not normally drink milk.

Share from the dreamer: Is this story positive and testifies to an ability to transform a potential aggressiveness/negativity (duck) through love and great receptivity, through a beautiful ability to mother/feed/raise our cat-potential and our duck-potential together...our animal/instinctual impulses as soon as they are born? Or is it negative because the ducklings don't belong with the cat? How to understand? Thank you for helping us understand this report or many others on these surprising friendships among animals.