Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Join Lisa, Joseph, and Deb as they illuminate the mysterious corners of the unconscious by interpreting your dreams, illustrated.
They analyze the dream of a 29-year-old man who works as a project manager who feels trapped with a historical preservation crew that is inadvertently invoking the ghosts of ancient sites:
"I am the newest addition to a historic preservation crew, ‘improving’ temples and schools of a bygone people and culture in the Sierra Nevada mountains. These spaces are empty to the naked eye. Each night, spirits and creatures come to haunt us, to harass and molest us. We are not welcome here. I am not directly bothered; however, as we make our way deeper into the Sierra, the nights grow more dangerous as we sleep at the job site. Some members of the outfit, more senior than me, abandon the job. They face ridicule from the other bosses who choose to continue onward.
As time passes, I am scared and question my allegiance to the Company and why I’m even here. A result of the nightly hauntings is the breakouts of severe acne on my colleagues’ faces. They are bruised, irritated, and increasingly unrecognizable as each day passes. I ask why this is happening. I only receive cryptic responses. No one tells me exactly what is upsetting us, exactly what it is we appear to be disturbing at a profound level. I feel increasingly trapped—a hostage of this Company’s mission. No one will come clean about what we are doing here. Frustration and fear grow over the life of the dream, to no resolve."
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Join Lisa, Joseph, and Deb as they illuminate the mysterious corners of the unconscious by interpreting your dreams, illustrated.
They analyze the dream of a 29-year-old man who works as a project manager who feels trapped with a historical preservation crew that is inadvertently invoking the ghosts of ancient sites:
"I am the newest addition to a historic preservation crew, ‘improving’ temples and schools of a bygone people and culture in the Sierra Nevada mountains. These spaces are empty to the naked eye. Each night, spirits and creatures come to haunt us, to harass and molest us. We are not welcome here. I am not directly bothered; however, as we make our way deeper into the Sierra, the nights grow more dangerous as we sleep at the job site. Some members of the outfit, more senior than me, abandon the job. They face ridicule from the other bosses who choose to continue onward.
As time passes, I am scared and question my allegiance to the Company and why I’m even here. A result of the nightly hauntings is the breakouts of severe acne on my colleagues’ faces. They are bruised, irritated, and increasingly unrecognizable as each day passes. I ask why this is happening. I only receive cryptic responses. No one tells me exactly what is upsetting us, exactly what it is we appear to be disturbing at a profound level. I feel increasingly trapped—a hostage of this Company’s mission. No one will come clean about what we are doing here. Frustration and fear grow over the life of the dream, to no resolve."
Uncover your unconscious and join Dream School to learn how to interpret your own dreams. Begin your journey: thisjungianlife.com/join-dream-school




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