3-01-2017 Dream with Two Meanings

I had a dream early in the morning of 3-01-2017. It was short dream. A lady was trying to get the attention of what appeared to be an athlete in a stylish blue sweat outfit. She said she had a little good news for him.

The athlete came towards her and gave her his full attention.

She told him he had just won a medal of some sort and was trying to put the medal around his neck with a lanyard when she, suddenly, sneezed and sprayed germs and phlegm all over him.

The athlete responded with a quick quip in a snobbish, snide tone,

‘Well, I have to say “Hurrah” and “Hurruckus”!'

The response was so fast and direct it threw my conscious mind off guard. The remark in my dream was a direct, subconscious response to the dream and had convoluted and subtle meaning not immediately obvious from the athlete’s statement.

My conscious mind starts methodically picking apart the words in the statement to find out the real, convoluted and subtle meaning of the athlete’s statement.

My conscious mind heard the athlete say,

'Well, I HALF to say “Hurrah” and “Hurruckus”!'

Conscious Interpretation: The athlete is only HALF excited (“Hurrah”) about getting the medal because she sprayed phlegm and germs all over him (“Hurruckus”).

A conscious, polite interpretation of “Hurruckus” would be the lady caused a bit of a ruckis (“Her Ruckis”) by sneezing all over him…

My conscious mind continued to pick apart the athlete’s statement…

'Well, I HALF to say “HER RAW” and “HER UCK US”!'

The conscious mind knows the subconscious mind “speaks” at a very primitive and phonetic level. The subconscious mind breaks syllables of known words apart and gives them different meanings-  usually very direct (without conscious filters of politeness) and often violent or threatening in tone.

Conscious Interpretation: 'Well, I HALF to say “HER RAW” and “HER UCK US”! '

This is a primitive, subconscious interpretation of what the athlete said to the lady sneezing all over him.

Subconsciously the athlete was quite offended. At the subconscious level he is giving her a primitive, almost threatening response. I think the primitive language of the subconscious mind is a little frightening.

Conscious Interpretation: “I have to say she is rude (raw). She sprayed snot (UCK) all over me!”

A seemingly clever, snobbish remark by the athlete clearly becomes a direct, angry remark from the subconscious mind about how rude this lady was to sneeze all over him.

Therefore, it is hard to quickly interpret the words, images and phrases from dreams I have. The real meaning of a dream is never as obvious as it seems. The subconscious mind is primitive, direct and often clever in the way it reuses common syllables in words to define new meaning to dreams. Some of my dreams identify a reality beyond space and time at a quantum physics level.