..i dreamed i was walking along a road by myself. It was daylight outside..i remember i was carrying a glass bowl of marbles and thinking of how far away i was from home..trying to get there..i saw my pastor and his father standing at a grave sight talking to one another. I walked up to them..they acted like they didn't know me..i told them i was trying to get home and they showed me the road in front of me..they advised me to continue walking on that road and that i would get home..it was suddenly almost dark and i took a road to the left with a church on the corner..i felt scared and confused..that is where i woke up.

really?

Wow, I guess I am replying to my own post..I noticed 35 views to this post and -0- replies...I am new at this forum posting thing and was hoping to get some advice regarding this dream..Can anyone offer any ideas or suggestions regarding what this dream may mean?

huh weird, the raod symbolizes your life. your pastors not reconizing you could mean they do not understand what you have become. you taking the wrong road means you understand that you have made bad or wrong decisions that you don't think you could've made. in summary i think it means that you are confused. you never expected to be where you are at and would rather have done a few thing differently. but i am not that good at this so Marcia may have better insight.... hope i helped.

Thank you for your reply. Makes sense. But I guess we have all probably wished we had made different decisions at some point in our lives..

I think the significant symbols here are the pastor (and his father) and the church. Look at it this way, you are walking down a road carrying a bowl of something fragile knowing that you have a long road in front of you. You see someone you know who you might expect to rely on for advice. They give you advice but it is not really comforting cause they dont really seem to have seen (known) you. You continue down the road and it gets darker, frightened you turn at the church - another symbol of what should be comfort, but that is not what you feel. Does this make any sense when you look at it in the context of your own life?