[Redbook6:321-322][19891016:0905]{A
Dream: Upper and lower Rooms [continued]}[16th
October 1989]
19891016.0905
[continued]
This
sort of dream* poses problems because it might not be symbolic at
all: and if it is, its likely message appears contradictory to other
dreams. But it could
suggest a distinction between different courses of action, ie rising,
and** staying on this level with nastiness coming up from below. But
which is which? (And, of course, is the Unconscious right?)
I
have been concerned recently, and still am, about the effect of the
Church on my own mental processes; and last night I watched*** ‘Lease
of Life’, a 1950’s film about a Vicar who finds that his terminal
illness dis-inhibits his religious thinking and teaching. But it is
not
obvious which way this dream* points, if it points anywhere.
My
immediate reaction was to see the small upstairs room as ordination
in the Church, and the luxurious downstairs room as not being
ordained; but as the fact is that my being an incumbent would,
eventually, if marginally, improve our financial situation (and it
would be me earning instead of [W]; and as I have been taken aback by
the material luxury in which some of the Clergy I have met recently
live and work; it is equally possible that the luxurious downstairs
room with the sewage coming up through the floor represents being
ordained.**** This is more in line with previous dreams about this
Church.#
*[See
last previous entry]
**[ie
‘or’]
***[on
television, presumably]
****(or
[being]
an incumbent)
#
{ref
V. [[Redbook5:123][19880527:2240]{A
Dream of the Church: The Incomplete Staircase}[27th May 1988],]
123[;]
ref
[[Redbook6:127)][19890515:2243b]{[Two
Dreams: ][(2)] … & Of the Church and money}[15th May 1989],]
127,
…
(There
was another but I can’t find it) [Possibly
[Redbook6:109)][19890309:2040]{A
Dream: All Wrong in the Church}[9th March 1989];]
&
cf [[Redbook6:120-123)][19890403:(a.m.)]{A
Dream: Sister of the Sitting Poor}[3rd April 1989],]
120,
V.
[[Redbook5:239-240][19880730:1118b]{A
Dream: Of a Psychological Test Challenged}[30th
July 1988],]
240}
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