I either run away from someone who I don't know but is trying to kill me or someone I know who I don't want to see.
The first one happened tonight actually again. First it's normally that I try to barricade myself in a room, close all windows, try desperately to jam keys into keyholes and turn them, put a chair against it. And then I try to run from the last door that is still open, so that they are caught in the house and I can run away outside. Today it didn't work. I woke myself up when they came through the door and before they could lay a hand on me.
I am from Germany. And I must say that I dreamed of Nazis chasing me when I was twelve. Speaking of cultural background...
Generally, if I'm running from something/someone I'm too busy concentrating on not falling over/walking into a wall/running into a dead end. All I know is that it's something/one that I don't want to meet, and that if I do I wont enjoy it...
Cultural background? From Ireland in the hills of nowhere. And cultural background would be Roman Catholic I guess.
Hmm. These days, I'm mostly too tired to remember what I dream, and it's rare that I dream that I'm being followed/running away from something/-body. There have been dreams about me having escaped from somewhere (such as a prison?), and being followed by the Police. Which may or may not turn into people I know/have met/have seen on TV. Watching "out of sight", "Bandits" and "Thelma & Louise" didn't help much, I assume ....
Background: Germany, if that's enough?
What's your theory? *curious like a smug polar bear*
I just found out that a lot of people I know dream that they're generally being chased by the Gestapo (funny how I'd never noticed before, until my dad pointed it out. It just seemed to be a given...)
So I wanted to see if it was possible to establish a link between a person's subconscious fears and the "arch-enemy" of the collective memory they belong to.
I'll have a job at INSA, and I'm taking contacts with the Conservatoire Superiéur as well. I hope getting an accomodation will be easier than in Dublin! the CROUS seems to be helpful...
I wouldn't really trust the CROUS, it's usually a last-chance solution and the accomodation it gives is often stuff that's rejected by anyone who has the slightest chance of finding lodgings themselves. On the other hand, it could be that things are improving, but under present circumstances, I'd tend to doubt that... ^_^
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I'm from the U.S., specifically Oregon right now. I don't know what you mean by cultural background.
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And it even seems to work with my theory... ^_^
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It's interesting. But scary, too.
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The first one happened tonight actually again. First it's normally that I try to barricade myself in a room, close all windows, try desperately to jam keys into keyholes and turn them, put a chair against it. And then I try to run from the last door that is still open, so that they are caught in the house and I can run away outside. Today it didn't work. I woke myself up when they came through the door and before they could lay a hand on me.
I am from Germany. And I must say that I dreamed of Nazis chasing me when I was twelve. Speaking of cultural background...
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Cultural background? From Ireland in the hills of nowhere. And cultural background would be Roman Catholic I guess.
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Background: Germany, if that's enough?
What's your theory? *curious like a smug polar bear*
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I just found out that a lot of people I know dream that they're generally being chased by the Gestapo (funny how I'd never noticed before, until my dad pointed it out. It just seemed to be a given...)
So I wanted to see if it was possible to establish a link between a person's subconscious fears and the "arch-enemy" of the collective memory they belong to.
Does that make sense at all?...
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I'm an italian -so called- pianist, living in Dublin. But moving in Lyon in january.
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On the other hand, it could be that things are improving, but under present circumstances, I'd tend to doubt that... ^_^
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