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Dream Dictionary Island: Dream Interpretation Dictionary - Island

Island

To dream that you are on an island in a clear stream, signifies pleasant journeys and fortunate enterprises. To a woman, this omens a happy marriage.
A barren island, indicates forfeiture of happiness and money through intemperance.
To see an island, denotes comfort and easy circumstances after much striving and worrying to meet honorable obligations.
To see people on an island, denotes a struggle to raise yourself higher in prominent circles.

Source: 10 000 Dream Interpretations, by Gustavus Hindman Miller

Dream Dictionary Island: Dream Interpretations Dictionary - Island

Dream Interpretation Island

An island reflects fear about responsibilities of life and an attempt to flee from the reality. Sometimes this dream shows that you need some peace and solitude after a particularly hectic period in life. This dream also might be a warning not to get isolated too much.

Source: Dream-Land, http://www.dream-land.info

Dream Dictionary Island: Dreams Interpretation Dictionary - Island

Island

island may be a symbol of the conscious ego's relationship to the unconscious (the unconscious would be symbolized by the sea or ocean).

It may symbolize your relationship with your mother (represented by the sea, the mother being the higher source). Is the sea threatening to engulf the island?

(Source: Myths - Dreams - Symbols)

Island, Mother, Relationship, Sea, Water, Lake, Engulf, Engulfed

Dream Dictionary Island: Dream Interpretation Dictionary - Island

Island

Dreaming about being on an island can have several different meanings and could be very revealing. Consider your mood in this dream. Was the island a place of rest, peace or solitude? If the answer is yes, it suggests that you may need time to yourself for restoration and renewal. The sea or the ocean generally symbolizes our unconscious. Thus, if you were very lonely or fearful of the waters around you, it may be an indication that you are unwilling to look deeply into yourself. You may be afraid of the materials that are under the surface of your conscious thoughts and feelings.

Source: Dream Lover Incorporated, http://www.dreamloverinc.com

Dream Dictionary Island: Christian Dream Interpretation Dictionary - Island

Island: Nations of the world; heaven; a place of total tranquility and rest. (Gen. 10:5; Zep. 2:11; Is. 41:1; 42:12, 15; Acts 28:1, 7)

(Source: Tehillah Ministries)

island, nations of the world, nations, world, heaven, place, tranquility, rest,

Dream Dictionary Island: Dream Interpretations Dictionary - Oasis

Dream Interpretation Oasis

The oasis stands for an emotional island in your "deserted" life. Dreaming about being at an oasis signifies that your hopes have not come true yet and life hasn't been kind to you. Seeing an oasis is a sign that you should relax now or go on vacation. Leaving an oasis in the dream speaks about a difficult road ahead. If you are looking for an oasis in your dream, you feel insecure and worried and your subconscious is trying to take you to some place like oasis where you would feel safe and happy.

Source: Dream-Land, http://www.dream-land.info

Dream Dictionary Island: How do various drugs/nutritional components influence dreaming?

Dream FAQ Dictionary: How do various drugs/nutritional components influence dreaming?

How do various drugs/nutritional components influence dreaming?

[Section compiled from answers by various people]

[By turner@remarque.berkeley.edu (Michael Turner)]AMINO ACIDS & SUPPLEMENTSSaw some mention of Taurine recently. B vitamins (6 and 12)?

I'veused Choline+Inositol combo w/some success.Inositol is a B-vitamin (12?

) that aids in the uptake of Choline,which is a precursor to the neurotransmitter acetylcholine. Cholineis present in lecithin, which is itself present in egg whites, soyproducts, and other sources of protein. One would have to constantlyglut oneself with tofu in order to get the equivalent of 500mg tabletof Choline+ Inositol, however.

FOODSFish contains some substance that also helps, forget what it's called,though. Cheese (esp. cheddar, for some reason) and bananas to alesser extent, contain some stuff that can cause wild dreams. Soy,eggs, etc., as mentioned above.

TEAS and HERBSHave tried various teas and herbs, but most were either ineffective orunspeakably vile. (DON'T like vivid dreams of large bugs burrowingthrough my head, thank you very much.) Would be willing to try againwith some guidance, though.

PRESCRIPTION DRUGSPrescription drugs of various kinds can have dream effects; so much sothat most sleep/dream labs have some kind of funding from pharm.companies, if they aren't owned and operated by them outright. Never-theless, prescription drug labels seldom warn of "nightmares"; perhapsthat all falls under "sleep disturbances."Barbiturates can suppress REM. Don't know about tranqs & anti-depressants, though. New Wave antidepressions (Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil)are serotonin- effecting, so some effect might be expected.

LEGAL PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGSBoth caffeine and alcohol can suppress REM - odd, since one is a CNSstimulant, the other a CNS depressant. Nicotine?

Don't know.

ILLEGAL PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGSControlled/illegal substances have been studied vis-a-vis dreams, buthazy on the details I learned. (Was high at the time, I guess....)THC can suppress REM somewhat. Various psychedelics effect aspects ofserotonin metabolism. Speed keeps you from sleeping; amphetaminepsychosis might be drug-induced-anxiety + REM deprivation. Newerstuff, such as illegal/controlled "smart drugs", "designer drugs",etc. I don't know about, but it would be surprising if they had nodream effects.

[By pryan@prairienet.org (Pamela Ryan)]Someone posted a while back that a combination of Choline (600 mg,equals 1429 mg Choline Bitartrate) and Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5,500 mg) boosts dream recall.

[By pzinken@mswe.dnet.ms.philips.nl (P. ZINKEN)]Point is i am at one side a notorious coffee-addict, and on the otherside one who smokes a joint or a hookah from time to time. I'lldescribe my states of dreaming for both, because they are ratherdifferent.

Caffeine:Under influence of caffeine (and i mean rather much, after drinking,for example, 10 to 15 0.25l cups), i tend to sleep very light. If iget to dream it usually is a lucid dream. Thus, it seems caffeinechanges the conciousness while sleeping. Also, i tend to have morenightmares if i drink too much coffee.

Hasjiesj:There are times when i like to smoke some weed or hasjiesj and then goto bed stoned (on these days i usually smoke between 0.5 and 0.75grams) It does influence the dream state very heavy. Hasjiesj has thetendency of relaxing you, and also has a tendency to make emotionsstronger. While dreaming this results in very real-feeling dreams.Last night i smoked about a half gram of Noorderlicht, a kind of weedgrown here in Eindhoven, and after going to bed and falling to sleep(almost instantly) i dreamt something rather silly, but i couldn'thelp thinking it was the real-world instead of a dream.Thus, hasjiesj makes the dream stronger, more deep. Problem is, anightmare will seem more real too. Also, it seems to make it moredifficult to dream lucid (i am able to dream lucid).

Combination:Well, this one is the one i get at the most. After a long day ofworking and coffee-drinking, i sometimes let myself go and make ablow. This results in a combination of an up-drug and adown-drug. And, strangest of things, this combination does neverresult in no-drug.The caffeine still leaves the property of easily getting into a luciddream, while the hasjiesj makes the sleep very deep and the dreamsvery intense. I've yet to wake up from getting into lucidity whileunder influence of hasjiesj.Overal conclusion from my side thus is, drugs do have a certain effecton dreaming. And there is quite a big difference between uppers anddowners.

[By bsbyun@uswnvg.uucp (Bryan Byun)]

My method isn't the healthiest, so it's not something I want toexperiment on often, although reading your FAQ reminded me of it, andI might try it again sometime.Anyway, this is the exact method I use:1. Stay up late, past your normal sleeping time, until you are very,very tired. Do not get into bed until you are ready to sleep.2. Just before getting into bed, take from 2-4 caffeine tablets of thedosage included in Vivarin brand stimulants (I don't know the exactdosage), depending on your tolerance for caffeine.

It's my personal theory that what happens is that your body fallsasleep and begins the REM cycle...then, the caffeine stimulates yourbrain (or at least irritates it) so that your conscious mind awakens.Normally, so would your body, but if you sleep late enough, your bodywill be so fatigued that the fact of your brain awakening won't beenough to rouse it; and, if you take the right amount of caffeine, thestimulant effect will be just enough to wake up your mind, withoutforcing it completely awake.

Anyway, I don't know if I would recommend this as a method ofattaining lucid dreaming, but it has worked for me.

[By ot]

The Kava Kava root, a traditional drug from the Polynesian islands, islittle known but highly recommendable. It is said to take away stressand tension, very mildly tranquilizing while clearing and sharpeningthoughts. Also told to help dreaming, especially for lucid dreamingexercises. From my own experience, it causes a deeper but shorter(!)sleep with more intense dreams.

[The following holds for Germany, I don't think other countries aremuch different.] Kava Kava root is available from pharmacies, althoughnot a "standard" drug and sometimes it takes time for the pharmacistto obtain supply. At least one company makes capsules with Kava Kavaroot extracts ("Kava ratiopharm"). They are sold as a stress reliever.Though not as effective as the whole root, perhaps the method ofchoice for many - the traditional way of chewing the roots for a longtime does not suit Western people, who typically find the taste ratherbad. Attention: do not combine with alcohol, it increases theundesired effects of the latter (same with barbiturates, etc.)

Source: http://www.faqs.org/faqs/dreams-faq

Dream Dictionary Island: Spiritual - Theosophy Dictionary on Mabinogion

Mabinogion (Welsh) A plural form invented by Lady Charlotte Guest and applied to the Mabinogi and other medieval or earlier romances which she translated from Welsh to English. The Mabinogi proper has four branches: the stories of Pwyll Pendefig Dyfed (Pwyll prince of Dyfed); Manawyddan fab Llyr (Manawyddan son of Llyr); Branwen ferch Llyr (Branwen daughter of Llyr); and Math fab Mathonwy.

The tales as they come down to us were written down in South Wales some time before the Conquest -- in the last two centuries of Welsh independence -- and are marked by great beauty of style and literary finish. Matthew Arnold compares them to 'peasants' huts built of the stones of Ephesus": the substance of them comes from a profound antiquity which, with its wisdom, the latest tellers of them did not fully understand. As to that antiquity: when Bran the Blessed invaded Ireland, we are told, there was no sea between Wales and Ireland, but only two small rivers. These being unbridged, the question arose, how should the hosts of the Island of the Mighty cross them? A question Bran solved by laying down his body from bank to bank, saying:

"He who is Chief, let him be the Bridge," a saying that contains a great part of the secret wisdom of the Druids.

Besides the Mabinogi, Lady Guest's Mabinogion contains such stories as "Culhwch and Olwen" (a repository of relics of the lost mythology) and "The Dream of Rhonabwy," both Arthurian, but Welsh and mythological. Other stories are "Peredur, the Lady of the Fountain," "Geraint ab Erbin," in which the Romance, Arthurianism, and Norman influence are beginning to appear. In "Peredur" we see the cauldron, symbol of initiation with the Druids, in process of becoming the Holy Grail: Peredur and Perceval are Pair-(g)edur and Pair-cyfaill -- the "servant" and the "friend" of the cauldron.

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Dream Dictionary - I

ice, ice cream, ice skating, ice-cream, ice-skating, icicles, icon, ideal, idiot, idle, idols, illness, illumination, image, imitation, implements, imps, inauguration, incantation, incest, incoherent, income, increase, independent, india rubber, indifference, indigestion, indigo, indistinct, indulgence, industry, infants, infidelity, infirmary, infirmities, influence, inheritance, injury, ink, ink-stand, inn, inquest, inquisition, insane, insanity, inscription, insect, insects, insolvent, intemperance, intercede, intercourse, intermarry, interpreter, intestine, intoxication, intruder, inundation, invalid, invective, inventor, invisible, invite, iris, iron, ironing, island, itch, ivory, ivy,