From: dicksilk@gmail.com   
      
   On Friday, October 16, 2020 at 10:08:33 AM UTC-5, sandy  wrote:   
   > I find myself outside close to a garage. It is really dusty here like it   
   hasn't rained in like forever.   
      
   There's a line of thinking that goes along the line that any building in a   
   dream represents a person, while rooms may represent groups of people gathered   
   together, whereas a cityscape would represent a LOT of (developed) people (a   
   country view of lots of    
   farm buildings would be rural people, caves carved into a hillside would   
   likely be Afghan terrorists, etc.)  So taking this garage to represent your   
   own life, for the moment, it possibly represents a repository of old ideas   
   (possibly from your teens, 20s,   
    30s, or maybe even PAST lives!) that you've not examined or even used in a   
   long time.    
      
   >I see something sticking out of the ground so go over and pull on the   
   material and it comes out of the dust. I realize it is a bedspread with a   
   white background and lines about 2/8 of an inch wide and maybe two ft. long   
   going every which way across the    
   quit. [quilt?]   
      
   So the question here is, does a bedspread represent a bedspread, or some other   
   fabric / material which you have woven into your life and use it for a safe,   
   comfortable layer at night?  Just a contemporary note:  the upcoming 2020   
   Presidential election is    
   literally one that determines Life (Trump) or death (Biden) for America.  If   
   Biden wins, there will be NO more security at night, other than what one   
   creates for oneself (like, do you sleep with a gun under your pillow?  Don't   
   answer that!!)   
      
   >The colored [stripes] are red, green, blue and orange.   
      
   The red / green stripes seem to represent the GOP and Life; the blue   
   represents the DNC, and "orange man bad" (referring to Trump's shade back when   
   he used to use a tanning bed in New York) is an interesting phrase, because   
   orange (the color most spoken    
   by liberals) is the OPPOSITE color of green (NOT complimentary, but OPPOSITE)   
   just as death is the opposite of life.  Of course, this is just an objective   
   opinion.  Your life may vary :-)   
      
   > I see more material sticking up in all this dust, so pull at least two more   
   out, each with a different pattern. Then I see a plastic bag at the back of   
   the garage, go check it out. I open the large bag noticing chunks of home made   
   soap broken up into    
   egg size pieces. Wake up just then.    
   > Sandy$   
      
   Interesting:  The homemade soap is VERY old-fashioned knowledge / wisdom, how   
   to make soap from animal / hog fat, for instance.  While political conditions   
   eventually crumble into dust, certain things last for generations on end   
   (hence, the plastic bag    
   which protects the soap.)  Did you ever see the movie, "Fight Club"?  Your bag   
   of homemade soap strongly reminds me of it.  Apparently, there's a way to turn   
   homemade soap into nitroglycerin.  Go figure?   
      
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