This week on Positively Dreaming Podcast, I take you deep into my House on Kodi Street dream series—a collection of four powerful dreams that unfolded across a single week. Each dream builds on the last, weaving together themes of identity, memory, obstacles, and self-discovery.
Episode 1: The House
The series begins with a house—a classic dream symbol representing the self. In this dream, I enter with my son and a little girl, who I recognize as my inner child. Inside, themes of death, memory, and being remembered after passing unfold, reminding me that the house is the doorway to all the stories that followed.
Episode 2: The Gathering
At a convention, I notice I don’t have a name tag while everyone else does. This sparks a revelation: I don’t need to label myself or fit into one identity. A woman taking cookies symbolizes a confrontation with my negative self-talk and a push to reclaim what I deserve.
Episode 3: The Junkyard Bride
Here I encounter a bride in white, haunted by a reflection of a woman in black—an embodiment of negative inner voices. A collapsing litter box shows the danger of carrying too much alone, while a $50 chair reminds me of the passage of time in my 50s. Sorting through Doc Marten shoelaces and fishnets with an old friend reconnects me with my inner rebel and core strength.
Episode 4: The Forgotten Pages
In a bookstore overflowing with unreadable titles, a familiar dream guide urges me to “listen”—a message to pay attention to inner wisdom. The crying bride reappears, but the dark figure is gone. This symbolizes the release of negative self-talk and a newfound clarity.
What It All Means
The House on Kodi Street dreams remind me that our subconscious holds stories that can guide us if we take the time to record and reflect. Houses, fountains, cookies, chairs, and brides may sound ordinary, but within the dream world, they reveal layers of meaning about who we are and what we’re facing.
Do you notice recurring dream characters or symbols in your own life? Share them with me—I’d love to hear your stories.
Deedee
thedreamsinterpreter@yahoo.com
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