Hmmm
I asked this question on my blog, but...
I had a dream last night that I stopped at a vendor, a la Coney Island, and was going to buy two Buddha Pez dispensers.
What does this mean?
Four Zen monks were meditating in a monastery. All of a sudden the prayer flag on the roof started flapping. The younger monk came out of his meditation and said: "Flag is flapping" A more experienced monk said: "Wind is flapping" A third monk who had been there for more than 20 years said: "Mind is flapping." The fourth monk who was the eldest said, visibly annoyed: "Mouths are flapping!"
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I think this dream indicates that if you eat Pez candy two times a day consistantly, you will reach Buddhahood. And Buddhahood is fun like a day at the Coney Island Amusement Park.
Just being silly..... I have no clue.
Through Buddhism, you have renewed your sense of childlike wonder; your self and your world are transformed into a wonder-land. You are delighted, and now approach the Dharma/meditation with youthful delight, anticipating the sweetness yet to be revealed.
Yum!
I had the same sort of dream last night but instead of a Buddha Pez it was a Jennifer Lo Pez...
m(..)m
I once had a dream that Gudo Nishijima was blind and then he revealed the secrets of the universe to me. once I woke up I couldn't recall what those secrets were of course.... oh well
Probably something to do with balancing the autonomic nervous system?
I've always thought that dreams only have true meaning to the dreamer. I've kept a dream journal during points in my life and picking them apart is a matter of looking at recent experience and perhaps matching them to the symbols in the dream. Perhaps by just holding each symbol in your mind you can find what it most feels like; that works really well. It's kind of a guess, but as you roll it around in your mind, you'll become more certain or sure that your idea is not it. Sometimes these symbols resolve over the period of a day. It's a matter of practice really. Just regard all happenings as symbols. Sometimes they are very concrete and are a direct relation to your experience, or they are a little more shadowy than that.
Good Luck,
Kal
Justin
I've had a similar dream, it wasn't Gudo and I can't remember the context exactly but in that dream I was perfectly "enlightened", had figured it all out or whatever.....when I woke up I was in a state of awe because it was something that I had thought I had felt, but I couldn't remember a damn bit of it......kinda like that scene in Dogma.....Yeah, Jesus told me the meaning of life at a party once....but then I got drunk and forgot it.
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