Interpret the dream in psychotherapy: the Boeing 747 dream
Interpret the dream in psychotherapy: the Boeing 747 dream
There are many different ways to understand dreams. My method is a mixture of traditional and contemporary methods and intuition. I mainly remember that a dream is communication: he has something to say . Here is an example.
The dream count: I fly in a 747. I sit with my girlfriend in the front of the aircraft nose cone. I think we'll go on vacation. I met the pilot, who is a large genetically perfect, self -confident pilot. The plane laves to the right and dives deeply - I don't feel right. Through the window on the front of the aircraft, I can see that we fly over buildings and trees. I hope we create the runway, but we plow through earth, stones and steel girders. Although we fly into the ground, the plane keeps its shape, but finally comes to a standstill. I push my girlfriend out of my wreck and push her onto a street with stone flags. I leave her in the sunshine and tell her that she should wait while I get the others out. I can see a wall that broke through and through which the plane went. The wings broke off together with the chassis, although the fuselage is still intact. I see how a train on the sea brings the passengers away, and it is clear to me that we are alone and that nobody will definitely believe that we were on the plane. I return to the plane to pick up my cell phone so that I can call my mother.
Die Dream interpretation: The central motif of this dream is the impossibility that the hull of the aircraft survives the crash. Flying itself describes a mental or intellectual - or even spiritual - activity that gives an indication of the content of the dream. The vehicle in a dream usually stands for the ego. The ego is the identity or the separate self with which we identify throughout life-our self-and in this dream the first-person symbol is the largest, possibly most successful transport aircraft of our time. Either the dreamer enlarges himself or he has a great purpose of life.
He sits with his girlfriend on the front of the plane, which (as he entrusted to me) has merged or confused with his anima. Anima for a man is an often challenging guide to inner wholeness. Rather like Beatrice in Dantes Divine Comedy. The dreamer is with her, but he mainly saves her, which is curious in itself. What instructions does his anima give him? Well, he travels at the front, as he said, "in the aircraft's nose cone", and he noticed that he was going somewhere (on vacation) while he normally observes in dreams that he "comes back". The Anima therefore inserts him into the new striving to approach something.
It is known that we should drive our own vehicle in our dreams. This means that we are responsible for our own life. Here is a genetically perfect individual, not the dreamer, the driver or pilot. In other words, his unrealistic pursuit of perfection drives him in his mental or spiritual persecution goal (the aircraft flying) to achieve his goal (on vacation?)
While the body of the aircraft - the fuselage - is intact, it is back to the "rubble" of the aircraft, which it will reunite with the large modern symbol of the umbilical cord - the mobile phone. In the body of the aircraft he finds the navel that connects and connects him with his mother (the mother ship, the Boeing 747, was also known as the "Queen of Heaven").
Since the umbilical motif ends the dream, we can assume that the message of the dream is firm here: check and explore your early life, your relationship with your mother (in this case the emotional abandonment, personal rejection and betrayal) that emotionally generated behavior patterns that have rewinded your suffering during your entire adult life.
does it mean to leave the plane unscathed ("without feeling stress or fear" - the words of the dreamer) to escape the ego, as the dreamer suggested? No, they return to their early life and the insights they find there. Of course, this is of course before the ego was formed. But the intact escape before the plane crash actually stands for something much deeper. This dreamer has not completely dealt with life. If he died today, he would regret that he hadn't really lived (he admitted this when he was presented). The fuselage that retains its shape and remains unaffected is the first personnel formation of childhood that has secured its survival. It stands for the maxim: nothing will achieve me, nothing will hurt me ... again and again.
From the fuselage he has to save his girlfriend - can he love her? Do you want to be with her to save her from his lack of feeling and emotional commitment? The other people are parts of him, aspects of his life. As he will save her (before his detachment from life), he sees her going where he went before the crash - on vacation (in the coastal train). The passengers, the other aspects of him are random and remote. But never as far away as when leaving the dream. His experience of joie de vivre is so far, far -fetched and unreachable. They disappear from the dream and let him (and presumably his anima friend) alone with the uncertainty that his term in terms of truth could even be questioned (they may think that we weren't even on the flight). Flying means life, but we have to be present and committed and committed: we have to be here!
This dreamer cannot have fun under the current circumstances, although he would probably refute it. Because even if he is not engaged, he always searches for the perfect woman, the perfect vacation pleasure, the ideal moment. The great, genetically perfect and self -confident pilot is the perfect lover of his mother, who stands for the ineffectiveness, inferiority and inability of the dreamer, to satisfy her - emotionally and through sexual association (the dreams have confirmed his fantasies about sex with his mother)
One last thing - he pushes and pushes the girl forward. But she sits passively next to it and accompanies him on the journey in front in front of the plane (so to speak, the dream itself). This trip - the inner journey - is a descent; A descent into the deep unconscious to hidden self, oppressed inner emotions and conflicts, where his soul competes with his heart for space, where his mother competes with his innocence. But if these fights or conflicts are allowed to live on, he can never be the winner. In the solution of the conflict, which was obtained from deep insights that await him inside, his freedom can be achieved. And not only his freedom, but also his wholeness.
Are freedom and wholeness the meaning of the holiday motif? His uncertainty is obvious at the beginning of the dream; Like a child or someone who is not informed, he only thinks, "he may be on vacation". Is "vacation" enjoyment and dealing with the life for which he longs? Or is vacation an unknown spiritual trajectory? Well, it is both: Holy Day and the whole day, the religious-spiritual occasion and the celebration of his wish to be completely himself. But the wings of the aircraft (the spiritual traveler) have broken off. At the moment he missed the train. And here are food for thought; Because the train cannot differ from the tracks provided for this, while wings offer the freedom of the air. His journey into freedom is held back for the time being, broken his wings, but the limited access that the train grants is also denied to him. He has to wait with his anima and realize that he is already completely.
Self -dream analysis may be effective, but it is unlikely that the deeper messages of the dream world will come if you do not work with an experienced and preferably talented dream practitioner, e.g. B. a therapist, consultant or another inner guide. Such a person should be able to help them effectively and fertile and to enter into a permanent relationship with the unconscious that can be an unexpected treasure of wisdom in their lives.
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