Just had a dream where I'm Charlie Kirk and I'm working at this desk in this woodworking place under the starry sky of the Cancer Zodiac and I gotta measure that the things are exactly the size of a head.To do this, I simply chop my head off and grab it and place it on top of the object being measured, then place it back on my neck and go on with my paperwork.The thing is that the head, to be put back on my neck, needs a yellow liquid that it keeps for but a short lapse of time after I take it off. So I must be quick and efficient with my measuring - the liquid will dry up if I take too long.After a little bit of work I make that exact mistake: I'm enraptured by thinking about what I'm gonna do with my family on the weekend and I'm too slow to put my head back on. I try to stick it back on my neck but it's like an incorrect puzzle piece - or like how it feels to put my head on the wooden object, except that this time it's my body.I realize my fate and quickly stand up, head in hand to go see my wife. I tell her to save me, but I lose my breath from being disconnected from my body for too long and pass away peacefully. Dream ends.Can someone help elucidate the paranormal significance of this? Am I gonna die?Also I don't think about Charlie Kirk often. Why the fuck was I him in a dream? I know of the brainrot 'Kirkification' meme which has kept him relevant in the collective consciousness, but I stay far away from this newgen stuff cause I don't really understand it.Someone smart please help!
>>41745268Bad dreams can just be bad dreams. Or archonic jesters making shit that has no meaning other than to fuck with you. Because if you think of it from a comedy perspective, if that dream has no meaning whatsoever and it's a prank, it's actually a pretty funny prank dream. Like how long have you spent sitting there going... "damn... wtf..."? Kinda funny, too funky and way out of left field like that it's gotta be a jester dream.
>>41745268sorry everyone is too retarded to analyze such a deep and thought provoking dream.. except for the person reading this. this guy is handsome and based and knowledgeable only on the condition that he ssends a loooong long reply as a knowledgeable Man would.
>>41745268Waisting time trying to "measure and understand things" using "your head" it's all pointless because soon you will be dead and you won't be able to enjoy your time with your wife and family. Or the act of using your head too much to look(measure) into things will get you charlie kirked and you won't enjoy time with your family and wife because you will die.
Thank you this is an amazing dream for a true Dullahan enjoyer
>>41745268oneironaut here, i’ll bite. when analyzing your own dreams, it’s best to ask yourself what your concerns are IRL, or what you’re really worried about. in a sense, most dreams are stress dreams tbqh. a quick profile of your post tells me you’re concerned about dying, and not necessarily about Kirk or his death. the lack of details in regard to the event itself indicate that you’re correct in your assumption that he was in your consciousness because it was unavoidable news for awhile, but your dream has very little to do with him and more how you perceive him, or more accurately, yourself. he’s a character in a story your mind is telling to understand the facets and details we filter out while awake - in this case, it seems your brain is bringing up specific clues, like the ritual aspect of the dream, with its job-like aspect and your “responsibilities”, or using his “head” (crown chakra, throat chakra, he was a mouthpiece, etc) as a measure of martyrdom - again not because (You) admire him but because other people do. There’s the underlying implication of choice; you could make the sacrifice and continue work or you could simply choose to stop, but it would have irreversible, but not necessarily negative, consequences. it’s rare to pass away in a dream but if that’s when you woke up it points more directly to the motivation behind the dream, i.e. the significance of death and what you value in life (family, your wife, etc). any of the other symbols (the yellow liquid, the woodworking place, even the zodiac placement) are personal context clues, and you’ll understand them better if you understand the base motivations behind the dream’s formation. ask yourself how you’re part of this ritual and how it pertains to your life, personally
