If you see your ex again and again in your dreams, does it mean he is missing you?
I have seen what others have written and in no way am I trying to trample over what has been stated. When most people give advice it is from a place of sound logic and there is nothing wrong with that. I am going to come from another perspective on the matter. I do believe that dreams come from the spirit realm and logic can not help comprehend them much. Depending on how much you are in tune with your soul, your dreams will mean something in your waking life. Most of us are taught to disregard dreams but they have been essential to me understanding or decoding my life. I do believe that if you are not the one interested in reconnecting with your ex that a) they could miss you or b) there are unresolved issues between you two or at least on his end. On the flip side, if you have been contemplating over your ex than it is you that may need healing. In this high paced world, sometimes we forget to slow down and listen to our hearts so those feelings come through our dreams. His conscious self may not even be aware of how his soul feels. Dreaming of someone repeatedly denotes a strong connection. Now, whatever that connection may be is up to you to discover. If I were you, the next time he comes to you ask him what he wants from you. You may be surprised. Love, light and blessings to you.
Why do I always dream that I'm in my old house?
Your life and fears were left there. did you possibly leave anything else there? like something real? you might have forgotten something, or maybe you did something that was very mentally significant to you in those houses. I dream of my old house (recently burnt down, last oct.) all the time. I grew up almost my whole life there. Til I was 10, my grandma lived there and I was always there, then we bought it from her, and I lived there until october of 2007. so I feel a deep connection with my home. It still makes me sad to find it. ARGH. I want to go home still.
What does it mean if you dream you are thirsty and can't find any water that is drinkable?
I had a dream the other night that I was really thirsty and I went to a deli and couldn't find any water. They had everything possible to drink, eat, etc except for water bottles. The only water they had was growing plants(?) in it and there were snakes and insects all over the place. What could this mean?
What does it mean when you dream about stealing a car with someone?
I keep having the same dream, one where I steal loads of cars with an actor. We're always in different places, normally with my family, but then we wonder off and end up in car parks looking for nice cars to steal. If it means anything we mostly end up stealing Range Rovers.
What does it mean when you dream of snakes and they dont bite you? Last night I dreamt he bit me in the leg. What can this mean?
In your waking state, you must have been encountering people who have bad intention, and they maybe close to you or not. That stage is not yet favorable for them to inflict in you their wrong intention. That is why in your dream they don't bite you. But they are present around you.When you dreamt that the snake bit you in the leg, that could mean you have reached a stage when negative situations or people who have wrong intention could harm you. I had included an article here to confer and to bring you in a better view of how or where you will place your waking life state.(From exemplore.com) How to Interpret Dreams About SnakesDreaming of a snake can be either a positive or negative symbol. When analyzing your dream think about: what the snake was doing, who was in the dream, your feelings and attitude during the dream.What Does Dreaming About a Snake Bite Mean? Dreaming about a snake bite is a warning sign about a toxic person or challenging situation that could harm you, or your unconscious is trying to send you a wake-up call to take action with something. Something from your past or in your present is bothering you, and you're consciously or unconsciously ignoring it. It may also represent the fact that you feel paralyzed or trapped in your current situation. Perhaps there's something you want to do, but can't find the solution for it or the courage to do it.(Last paragraph) In a positive light, a snake bite could also be a symbol that something in your life is about to change dramatically. If you dream about a snake bitting you on the leg or on the foot, then your unconscious is predicting a major transformation. Your feet represents balance and getting bitten in the foot might be a foretelling of changes to come.(You must remember that the snake symbolism is different for each culture. These beliefs may influence the dreaming individual and its interpretation.)Photo credit : Exemplore.com - Paranormal
Is Singapore a nice place to live in?
Singapore is a sterile, racist, culture-phobic island full of subversive and overt government propaganda. It's populace is permanently locked in a no holds barred competition to out-earn their neighbors, get as much money as possible by whatever means necessary, and die rich. Singaporeans hate outsiders, insist on using incoherent slang, and the average Singaporean will switch languages roughly 2-3 times in almost every sentence longer than 5 words. Now matter how hard you try to 'fit in' you will never be accepted as a local unless you look Chinese (But also speak English), Indian (But don't smell like or dress like a person from India), or Malay (And don't act overtly muslim or wear muslim clothing). You will always be treated as a stupid foreigner, and shop keepers will always try to charge you a higher price if you look or sound foreign. If you are white, people will call you a 'red haired devil' and think that this term is appropriate and fair. Racial slurs in the workplace are common, i.e., "You can't understand our language because you are ang mo (red headed devil)" If you are indian, you are considered a smelly, rude, hairy "bangla" or "Ah ne". If you are from China, they will call you stupid, poor, and rude, dirty, smelly, noisy, incosiderate, on and on and on. The list of racial slurs and insults goes on and on for practically all races and nations - even the British, whom the Singaporeans also seem to worship at the same time as discriminate against. The government will do everything in it's power to extract all it's money from you as fast as possible so that you will leave and make room for foreigners who have a higher education than you, or whose race better suits the local populace. Employers will work you to the bone, demanding hundreds of hours of unpaid and unthanked overtime, only to have promotions and raises go on to the Singaporeans in your company, and have you sent home with your work pass revoked after just 1 year of service. If you are rich, you will be tolerated. If you are poor, you will be despised. But don't take it from me - go there and experience it for a few years. It will give you a new found respect for your homeland, wherever that may be. I love my home country now more than I ever did before, and I owe it all to Singapore.
Why do so many people dream of living in New York?
Because they have never lived there.Seriously.Personal note: I love New York City and I would love to live there if I could afford to buy and own a home in one of the outer boroughs. I would only travel to Manhattan on business or on the weekends to go out.New York City is a densely populated and expensive nightmare where you can earn $100k a year and still live in a closet. You have to get used to walking if you have become accustomed to owning car. And you can’t afford to own and operate a vehicle unless you are willing to part with a sizable portion of your income for parking and fines.It gets cold in the winter and can be oppressively hot in the summers. While the crime rate has gone down, to presume that the entire city is now safe is rather shortsighted. The cost of living is among the highest in the United States and if you aren't independently wealthy or married you may have to work two jobs or have a roommate or two.Most people have an idealized vision of New York (I know that I did when I first went there in the 1980s) that doesn't reflect its harsh realities. They think that it will be like their daydreams and they are often stunned when they find that it can’t, and won’t, match their dreams.
Can you have an acting agent that live far away from you?
The reason why agents are in LA and NY is because that's where most of the auditions and the jobs are. I am sure that there are some agents in Kentucky, but you don't need an agent until you've got some marketable experience and training. In addition, you can't sign with an agent until you're 18. If you want to pursue a professional acting career now, you will need at least one parent or a guardian who is dedicated to helping you achieve your dream by driving you to auditions, paying for professional head shots and classes, taking meetings and signing contracts on your behalf and driving you to rehearsals, shooting locations and performances once you land a job. If both your parents work, they may not be willing or able to quit their job to manage your career - a job which pays nothing until you start earning. For now, take all the acting classes you can at school, try out for school plays and community theatre and start building your resume. By the time you're 18, you can move to where the big auditions are and have enough experience to pursue a professional career. Good luck.