{Walking with the Fair-haired Girl [continued (7)]}[13th December 1987]

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It is interesting to see how far back the Fair-haired-girl dreams (or water-girl dreams) seem to go.*

I may be able to cap this, however, and even the [childhood] link with the young [F] girl,** by recording a recurring dream which I used to have when I was very young indeed, probably much less than 8 years of age: possibly based on a story in the Children's Encyclopaedia (pre-[2nd World ]War edition), it concerned Living Hills which did not travel but into which one could pass and emerge at will if you treated them properly. It made a powerful, almost superstitious impression on me. Hills may be an image of pregnancy, of course; but they are also a symbol of the +M~ side of things, I believe.***

*[Redbook4:219-220][19871213:2005c]{Walking with the Fair-haired Girl [continued (3)]}[13th December 1987]

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***cf. III. [[Redbook3:8][19860505:2012d]{Dreams of Lines and Landscapes: (3) The Hill}[5^th May 1986] ] 8.

{Also of death (tunnels, that is): cf. II: [[Redbook2:176-177][19801126:0050]{A Dream of Teaching: The Tunnel … }[26th November 1980]] 176,

[[Redbook2:366-371[19850806:2138]{A Dream: Return through the Tunnel}[6^th August 1985]] 366}

– so perhaps the ability to pass easily to and from the “Other Side”? <930607>

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