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Dreams are sometimes a mixture of the past and the future and they come together in the now to enable you to see the possible links that will lead you to the future from these past events that will still be affecting you then, if you don't begin to address them now.

This dream shows me that my previous workplace in effect has borrowed from me the necessary implements of utilising my admin ability, and office training and then cut me off, and subconsciously I want to get them back. (I was made redundant by this company after 20 years of continuous employment with them). This is then really a measure of not knowing inside of me consciously that this cut off from all admin types of work is final for me, and that I should not do this type of work anymore at all in my future employment.

The real me wants me to move on to a new endeavour and direction such as creative writing and which I am currently involved in. The common dormitory and the foreign country are more an indication of where my current attachments will continue to be made to. I don't have to also cut myself off from them.

I am married to an Asian lady and perhaps this is saying my marriage is still working for me and that my relationship is still all right for me now and into the future. The whole scenario here is to show me not to keep chasing the past, but to look for the leads into my future. These leads are enabling me to recognise that the young girls that are coming home from school in my dream refers in a way to my own learning abilities. I perhaps need to get some fresh ideas and renew my studies in an entirely different area or direction

In my own life, I also "came home from school early" by not completing my education, and I have never been able to go back to it and to lay the problem bare enough to finally move on and to let it go. I dropped out from University during my second year there as I wasn't much interested, and I was only fiddling around and wasting my time there by not being seriously involved at all in my studies. This whole problem for me stemmed from my father telling me when I was beginning in high school that study of any kind was never necessary, and of course I believed him by taking this on board.

Of course I probably wanted to believe him as what kid ever wants to study at that age?

My dad had the old fashioned idea that the teachers should teach all that is necessary during class time, and not have to encroach on a student's time outside of their school or class time.

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