1. What Does A Broken Dream Catcher Mean
2. What Does A Broken Dream Catcher Mean
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What Does A Broken Dream Catcher Mean

Nick Revell is back on the radio, with an autobiographical tale of how he was inducted into the secret world of the Illuminati, and the mysteries that they revealed to him about how we're all ruled by lizards. Secrets include: lizards from space, 9/11, zionist gold and the horse meat scandal.

Yep, this is surreal.

Effectively it's a fictional (I hope) autobiographical romp through a hundred different conspiracy theories, smashed together into one overwhelmingly silly adventure, all about Revell's encounters with religion.

In some Native American and First Nations cultures, a dreamcatcher or dream catcher (Ojibwe: asabikeshiinh, the inanimate form of the word for 'spider') is a handmade willow hoop, on which is woven a net or web. The dreamcatcher may also include sacred items such as certain feathers or beads.

• May 15, 2018 Essentially, the dream catcher is to manipulate the spirit world. Some people have faith in the efficacy of dream catchers. Others are unsure but are superstitious enough to keep one in the bedroom anyway. Still, others see dream catchers as a mere piece of art that looks good dangling from a rear-view mirror.
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Back in 2013, we had the second coming of Jesus, but unfortunately the whole affair got somewhat knocked on the head by Pope Benedict, who stopped Jesus in his tracks and then resigned in tortured despair. (Allegedly.) Jesus didn't really agree with the business-like approach that the Catholic Church had taken under the control of Cardinal Sugar, so the Church decided he needed stopping. Unfortunately, as Cardinal Soprano (head of security) pointed out, Jesus has form when it comes to 'rising again after the third day', making killing him a difficult proposition.

This all happens in the background to Revell's recent life problems, including a proposal from a Nobel prize-winning lingerie model who wants him to tell the entire world about what the Vanderbilts (and others) are up to. Which brings us to the most important part of all, a stag do in Amsterdam with his childhood band, and an architecturally obsessed prostitute.

Each of the important figures get an entertaining/fitting accent, which is mostly an excuse for Revell to engage in some sneaky impressions.

His self-deprecating comedy is amusingly balanced against what is effectively a half hour long pretend name drop of all the public figures he's supposedly bedded, helped, punched or stood next to. Especially the divine ones.

It reminds me (in a good way) of the books of Robert Rankin, who wrote surreal tales about how everything in life was connected, and usually nonsensical. It's stuffed to the brim with references to cultural touchstones, some of which get a small satirical quip, but it's not a politically heavy show, being simply an enjoyable ride through a crazed psyche. Probably a good thing that parody is a libel defence though, given how many great (and not so great) personalities are maligned here.

It's absolutely silly, and great fun. It also has the advantage of Revell, who has one of those voices that perfectly fit with a storytelling style of show. Like his old colleague Andy Hamilton, he's one of my favourite people to listen to. It's definitely one I'm going to enjoy.

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So I have a dream catcher…it hangs on my window, fully intact, strings unbroken, complete with beads and feathers. It appears whole, dusty but unchanged and yet somehow, my dream catcher is broken. I have periodically, but often enough to be of note. a recurring theme dream rather than one specific dream that repeats exactly in the same format again and again. This repetitive dream theme represents current aspects and emotions or mental states that have nothing to do with the specific settings of the dreams nor the same person in all the dreams but what it DOES represent truly does elude me. I could use a little guru to appear and tell me where this stems from and what does it really mean!?

The dreams are always very intense, emotionally and mentally. They usually contain angst and end in tears and never resolve comfortably. The stages of the situation of the dreams are not necessarily chronological when they occur in consecutive nights.

Some nights it is the beginning of the breaking down of all that is known, familiar, comfortable and loved. Something is wrong or off but I do not yet know that it is coming to an end, at least not in my head but perhaps in my heart. I may never know for sure. This dream is filled with a shift in the dynamic and the beginning of the spiral into loss of control. The emotions and elements are frustration, false accusation, the feeling of being invisible or unheard, of being found worthless and in this dream, anger. I am often screaming and screaming by the end and only having an effect on myself rather than him. This dream usually ends with me left alone, crying and frustrated and I wake up.

Some nights it is the actual ending of all that is known and right and comfortable. There is very little emotion from the other side. More a stating of facts, a laying out of the new way things will be, a resigned sense of defeat and already completed acceptance from the opposing party. There is no room for negotiation. No amount of pleading or begging can alter this change in the status quo. I am willing to alter all that I do and all that I am without a moments hesitation but I believe it is to keep things as they are because I am not ready for the change. It was not my decision, on my terms…in my control. Nothing will change this new decision however and the hope I cling to in this dream is actually denial. There is weeping, there is pleading. There is disbelief, surprise (was I really surprised, or did I know) hurt and desperation. It ends in tears, confusion and an extreme sense of loss and he is walking away as I wake up.

What Does A Broken Dream Catcher Mean

Some nights it is further along in the scenario where I am still in a position to believe I can regain what I have lost (whether I really want it back or not) and return things to the way they were. Only I will be different, better, improved, changed and whatever the word is that will convince the opposing forces to relent and agree. But this dream then turns to betrayal…the realization that now there is another where I am not. That the position has been filled, the emotions replaced, the possibility of regaining what I had and seem to need is impossible and has always been impossible, although I refuse to accept it as so. This dream is filled with betrayal, jealousy, abandonment, isolation, loneliness, desperation, failure and utter powerlessness that is all-consuming. I have officially lost the battle that was lost to me a long time ago. This also ends in tears and angst but I’m smiling on the outside because we are friends and I am okay. Of course it’s okay….I am okay. I wake up not okay….

Some nights it is even further down the road where I have “made peace” and accepted what the emotional return can and will be. I pretend I am happy for him and listen to his life and his problems because I am his friend. I offer suggestions and consolations that each cost me a little piece of my soul to say out loud and really try to mean them. The contact is less and less and the knowledge that even that small, pitiful grasp that I have is slipping away, has dawned on me at last. This dream is filled with regret, more emotional loss, and complete loss of control. This usually just ends in sadness and defeat. I hang up the phone and I wake up.

Now, today, I am fully aware that this was NOT the love of my life. The feelings of the “one that got away” are not that of a sentimental nature, but more from the fact that this was not an ending of my choosing. And up until this point, there had not been an ending that I did not think through, decide upon and then follow through with in my own time and my own way. So to me, this theme is more of a control issue than a pining for a lost love. For although the individual is always the same, I know that if it were still in effect today, the relationship would not have followed through to be healthy, creative, inspiring, or mutually beneficial. We ultimately would have wanted very different things and wanted to go in very different directions. He was a good person, a kind person, a fun person and a loving person. But he was never to be my person or me his, and there is no regret there at all.

So if these dreams do not spring from love lost, he must represent something or several specific things that I wish to regain in my life now. If it is not about a lost love and the actual relationship, then it goes back to being representative of feelings that I had then in that situation, that must apply or be present now, without me knowing or fully acknowledging them. That list, if I take the dreams and combine them all together, is not a comforting one. To re-cap we have angst, lack of closure, loss of control, helplessness, powerlessness, betrayal, jealousy, abandonment, isolation, loneliness, frustration, invisibility, being ignored or unheard, false accusation, worthlessness, denial, disbelief, hurt, failure, sadness, defeat, and in every dream the recurring feeling of utter desperation to regain the status quo. The biggest themes I see in this series being lack of control, unwanted change and desperation/failure.

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What say you gurus?? What does this all mean??