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Can You Interpret My Korean Dream?

 
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wonkavite62



Joined: 17 Dec 2007
Location: Jeollanamdo, South Korea.

PostPosted: Sat Aug 11, 2012 12:50 pm    Post subject: Can You Interpret My Korean Dream? Reply with quote

THE DREAM:

I dreamt that a little kid from the hagwon had drawn a grotesque(AND COMICAL) picture in black charcoal. It was either the President, Lee Myung Bak, or the head of SMOE, or the school director, depicted as SATAN, complete with horns, a tail and a pitchfork.

A teacher had been fired after 6 months. The law decreed that he could only teach to the north of the provice of his old school. Unfortunately that meant slim pickings up near the DMZ.But I was excited! I could teach in Seoul, which was to the north of where I'd just been.
I discovered a little internet secret. There was this website full of teaching aids, worksheets and helpful tricks. In particular, I could use that site to FORGE my own release letter, and create a good reference. It had specimen release letters too.

Suddenly I was in my bedroom. There was a TV program about India. There was someone singing a hauntingly beautiful song about peace. There was an ashram in the background. I thought about inner peace, mystical bliss and the higher mind. I could use spiritual techniques to control my emotional state, because money, possessions, my career, the social hierarchy and censorious, prejudiced, hypocritical authorities were not actually the most important matters. I woke up from the dream with a smile on my face: the ending was so uplifting!

Can you interpret this for me?
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Kimchifart



Joined: 15 Sep 2010

PostPosted: Sat Aug 11, 2012 1:13 pm    Post subject: Re: Can You Interpret My Korean Dream? Reply with quote

wonkavite62 wrote:
THE DREAM:

I dreamt that a little kid from the hagwon had drawn a grotesque(AND COMICAL) picture in black charcoal. It was either the President, Lee Myung Bak, or the head of SMOE, or the school director, depicted as SATAN, complete with horns, a tail and a pitchfork.

A teacher had been fired after 6 months. The law decreed that he could only teach to the north of the provice of his old school. Unfortunately that meant slim pickings up near the DMZ.But I was excited! I could teach in Seoul, which was to the north of where I'd just been.
I discovered a little internet secret. There was this website full of teaching aids, worksheets and helpful tricks. In particular, I could use that site to FORGE my own release letter, and create a good reference. It had specimen release letters too.

Suddenly I was in my bedroom. There was a TV program about India. There was someone singing a hauntingly beautiful song about peace. There was an ashram in the background. I thought about inner peace, mystical bliss and the higher mind. I could use spiritual techniques to control my emotional state, because money, possessions, my career, the social hierarchy and censorious, prejudiced, hypocritical authorities were not actually the most important matters. I woke up from the dream with a smile on my face: the ending was so uplifting!

Can you interpret this for me?


My interpretation would be that the Free Trade Agreement means the price of cheese is dropping and you're eating too much of it.
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tfunk



Joined: 12 Aug 2006
Location: Dublin, Ireland

PostPosted: Sat Aug 11, 2012 3:04 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Your dreams are cool. My dreams are full of gladiators. I don't know what they mean, but I sure wish those oiled wrestlers would stop trying to piggy back over me. Just let me pick up the soap!
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