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i was given 4 coins by someone.
1 x 1 pound coin
2 x 2 pound coins
1 x 5 pound coin
in the dream the coins were all brand new, shining.
i was fascinated by the 5 pound coin. the idea that i was being given currency that doesn't exist, seemed to suggest possibilities beyond the norm.
in 'real life' the 5 pound coin does exist, but isn't really in circulation as currency.
it's more of a commemorative coin.
Were you lucid?
lucid enough to think it was unusual, but not 100%.. :roll:Quote:
Originally Posted by CFTraveler
Ok. I was thinking that if you were "dream lucid", that is, the coins meant something in dream mode or reminded you of something in that way, that it may be a message that means something- that the coin doesn't exist in 'dreamtime'- some significance that may make sense to you, or be revealed in another dreamtime episode.
I can't seem to make this post/sentence seem coherent, so I'm going to stop trying. :?
10 is like this, as a polarity
tax...098765432101234567890...charity
so it is about choice, and understanding what is 10% of 100% which equals 0. therefore 10% is not yours. but with freedom of will all 10 are essentially yours to choose from. zero is a charitable seed, that if sown rightly reaps 10 fold. the others as 1-9 are yours to pay taxes, live or to risk it all on a bet, as your choice sees fit. but, because rome requires their's, we feel pressed to not share charitably what is left of that which has come to us. however, in that it is cash, you could choose to serve yourself to all of it, as who would know about this windfall anyway?
basically the opportunity is asking you, "whom will you serve?". my personal answer is "i serve nothing, as in zero".
given the breakdown of the coins, and in keeping on the up and up, i suppose that the one 1 pound coin goes to charity, the two 2 pound coins go to Queen and Country, and last but not least the one 5 pound coin is co-memoratively Neils. but the one 1 pound coin is going to come back ten fold, so following thru the formula, you will end up with 10 pounds, given enough patience. and then 15, and then 20....manifesting cash out of thin air - windfall.
maybe...lol
Hello, Neil.
I have been given 60 and 70 bills in a dream - so far for unusual currency. Everything from 1 to 7 always has a chance of de-note-ing ;) a chakra, especially since you mentioned new bikes twice to assemble/restore by now. Also, coins are round like wheels - the English meaning of the word chakra.
Cheers,
Oliver
When I see 5s and 10s in dreams I always see if I can connect it to fingers/hands and/or toes/feet.
If I see 7, I consider the possibility of a week; if I see a number between 1 and 12, the possibility of a particular month and so on. When the dream is referencing chakras, it usually throws in a colour for me. You always need to consider what is happening in your own life and what particular numbers mean to you.
It seems positive to me. Coins suggest something you can exchange (your energies?) for something you can use or enjoy but, here, because it's not the usual currency, because it's given to you and because it's probably commemorative, I would look for a symbolism that is specific to you. It may well reference chakras.Quote:
i was given 4 coins by someone.
1 x 1 pound coin
2 x 2 pound coins
1 x 5 pound coin
in the dream the coins were all brand new, shining.
i was fascinated by the 5 pound coin. the idea that i was being given currency that doesn't exist, seemed to suggest possibilities beyond the norm.
in 'real life' the 5 pound coin does exist, but isn't really in circulation as currency.
it's more of a commemorative coin.