No, your dream is not showing that you are becoming one with your
animus. It's something else. Possibly the representation of more
than one aspect of your life.
The most im****tant is that you enjoy being a woman, irrespective of
your daily activities. Even more so if you were a man during your
previous incarnations.
Keep writing down your dreams and post them here.
On Sun, 6 Apr 2008 06:18:45 -0700 (PDT), "dr.klump"
<dr.klump@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>There are several interesting points;
>A psycic told me when i was in my teens that in all six of my previous
>lives I WAS a man,years later my doctor told me that 'the masculine
>part of your personality is well developed,but the feminine parts of
>my personality,needed more nurturing"of course i thought back to what
>the psycic had said years earlier,and the fact I have three older
>brothers (my mother died very young),worked in a field that was one of
>the last fields for women to do(I was the only woman in a team of 18
>men) and that my hobby was fixing up my car, building up my home for
>my daughter and myself,decorating,cooking,cleaning and raising my
>daughter by myself.these experiences actually triggered the more(so
>called) feminine nurturing,tender,parts of my personality.just as a
>footnote,the men that i worked with were more curious then offened
>that I had chosen their field,other women who tried to fit,didn't,I
>fit in perfect,I was the one with bandaids and asperine,and could
>laugh and join into the jokes,without offence.
>I am a strong personality,and very physically strong,so 'being' a man
>would indeed save me from the label of '*****',which I don't deserve
>but get,because i stand up for myself.(something long considered
>unfeminine in my generation)
>having one,missing one,wanting one....THAT struck a note!
>moving away from a unhealthy relation****p,missing the 'one that got
>away',and wanting one(there is somone that I like,but I will not start
>something,until all the business is done with the last one,as a matter
>of personal principle)
>Perhaps it is because I am having to rely on myself,provide for
>myself,and stand up for myself?kind of a symbolic 'becoming one' with
>the animis?I am having to fall back on the more(so called) masculine
>parts of my personality?
>
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