Dream About Sinking In Orange Healing Pool

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I was standing outside of a pool that was a part of a resort I was staying at. There was someone standing in the water and the water was a deep orange color, like the water was heavy in iron or spice or something that would make it that color. I was talking to the person in the water, talking to them about how the waters are extremely healing and good for a person. When I jumped into the water the part I jumped into seemed to have no bottom to it and I sunk down and kept sinking. I remember looking up and could see that the person I was talking to was standing on a ledge within the pool water while I was in the bottomless part. As I sunk down I saw that the part that was closer to the surface was the expected blue pool coloring for the floor of the pool, as I sunk down I saw the blue walls fade away into rock formations. The water was warm and even though I was sinking further and further down I didn’t feel scared. The light from the surface dimmed as I fell deeper into the water. I was able to hold my breath without feeling exhausted. Once I was in complete darkness, I began to swim back up to the surface.

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23 Mar 2024

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The dream had a calm and peaceful emotional tone. The speaker felt relaxed and at ease while in the pool and even while sinking into the darkness.

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This dream was recurring 4 times last week

dreampage.dream.intensity:

The intensity level was moderate. The speaker felt a sense of urgency as they swam back up to the surface, but they were also able to maintain their composure.

dreampage.dream.realism:

The dream was somewhat realistic, as it took place in a familiar setting (a resort pool) and the events that occurred were plausible.

dreampage.dream.vividness:

The dream was very vivid. The speaker could clearly see and feel the details of the pool, the water, and the rock formations.

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The dream was mostly coherent. The events flowed logically and there was a clear beginning, middle, and end.

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Falling

Darkness

Light (Not Dark)

Pool

Swimming

Water

Floor

Part

Rock

Wall

Jumping

Looking

Color

Orange

Healing

outside

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Denys Chumak

Liet, The dream you had by the poolside of a resort captures a journey of self-discovery and healing. The orange water, often associated with creativity and emotional balance, suggests that you're in a phase of life where you're exploring your emotions and perhaps seeking healing. Your conversation about the healing properties of the water points to an awareness of the need for emotional or physical rejuvenation. Diving into a bottomless pool can symbolize delving into the depths of your subconscious, exploring what lies beneath the surface of your awareness. The lack of fear and the warm water signify a comfortable and welcoming exploration of these depths. The transition from the orange water to the expected blue as you descend further may represent the layers of your psyche. The blue symbolizes tranquility and depth of feeling, with the walls fading into rock formations, it could mean that as you explore deeper, you're getting closer to the foundational aspects of your identity, the bedrock of who you are. The darkness enveloping you isn't frightening, which is remarkable; it shows your readiness to face the unknown parts of yourself. Your ability to hold your breath without exhaustion suggests a strong resilience and capacity to work through challenging emotional processes. Looking at your previous dreams, there's a recurring theme of creation and transformation. Whether it's creating buildings only to have them taken away or sinking into unknown depths, you seem to be consistently navigating change and adaptation. This could reflect a real-life experience of ongoing personal growth and a search for stability amidst change. Your life events provide context to these themes. From your recent reconciliation and diagnosis to the complex journey of coming out and personal identity shifts, there's a wealth of experience that may be informing your dream narrative. Your dreams appear to be a safe space where you can process these profound life changes, exploring the depths of your feelings and the strength of your spirit in a symbolic, abstract manner. In relation to your biography, the dream may be a reflection of the deep introspection and self-exploration that comes with understanding oneself more completely, perhaps related to your recent diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder and Raynaud's disease. Your subconscious might be encouraging you to continue seeking the healing and understanding you deserve, much like the person in your dream advocating for the healing waters, which seems to be a reflection of your own inner voice guiding you. Remember, Liet, dreams can often be a mirror, reflecting our inner world in ways that conscious thought may not always capture. Your dream suggests a powerful sense of resilience and adaptability, an openness to exploring the depths of your experiences, and a journey toward healing and self-acceptance.