Most dreams contain a problem--or problems. But there are those occasional dreams without any problem at all.
Examine the dream closely before you make that judgement...Consider this dream:
I've reached the top of a hill by the public library. I look down to discover that the drop is much steeper than I expected.
But I also find that the hill is much higher than I thought. It's a surprise--a thrill. I see people far below, milling about as if at a street fair.
Though the hill had a steep drop, I was not clinging to the edge, about to slip, so I saw no problem there.
Perhaps I should have been down there with the other folks, among society, doing social things. Perhaps. But for anything gained, somethng else is given up. So why browbeat myself? I was on top of the hill, and it was a thrill. I would say that the dream had no real problem.
It's important to note that, in previous dreams, I'd been climbing up this hill--sometimes crawling up the pavement. So this dream showed me that I'd reached my goal.
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