The Old Station
I am in an old building. It is very funky and hard to tell even what its intended purpose is. There are two old guys working and living in it. I go through a series of related dreams before I finally wake.
There is a a huge structure attached to the building that is unstable. At one point it moves, as part of its original function, but it is very unstable. As I go back and forth into the dream, I decide it is a crane and that the structure may have been a radio station. We are cleaning up the mess and sorting out old junk in the living space. At other points there is a woman and scenes outside the structure. While I am confused as to exactly the structure is, I like it a lot and wake happy and energized.
Notes: Initially the dream made no sense, but seems to be a very fitting parallel to my own life. Its purpose is unclear, it is old, things that used to done are now stiff and possibly dangerous to move, affection is infused into the structure.
What does the dream want? Rehab these houses (The Inn at Loon Lake and The Pine Street Annex) as I rehab my life. Discover purpose through action, not just contemplation. A fundamental part of my life is communication.
Reality check: What was confusing and vague is now clear and obvious. In a variant of an old movie title You Are What You Eat, You Are What You Do. So do good works.
Bumper Sticker: Right Action; Right Mind
Dreams to Action: Keep going. Be careful. Be organized.
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