Our school was different in such a way that it houses a convenience store and a book store for the students and teachers who stayed back after classes for revisions and need related materials and food.
I wish there was such a school in real life~!
It was on one fine mid-morning that I wanted to rush down to the toilet and the teacher asked another classmate to accompany me. To be on the safe side, you know.
On the way back, something terrible happened. The same classmate turned into a possessed being and started wreaking havoc on everything using magic. She didn't look like the person I knew; her face was painted dark black and she jumped out on each steps with arms straight forward (like a Chinese ghost, but I forgot the name). I feared for my safety and found myself hugging Mother Mary's statue in tears and pleading, "Forgive me, Mother Mary, for I have sinned."
What I have been made to understand in Catholicism is that one is to confess to the priest when sins have been committed, not Mother Mary. She merely intercedes our prayers through the Rosary.
Up until now, I do not understand the meaning behind this dream. Does this mean that I'll have to have a word with the priest on this?
If I had a dream like that, I would be so scared by it. Were you quite shaken by it the morning after? Yes, if you feel like it's going to bother and confuse you, you should talk to someone. They might provide a better understanding and give you their perspective towards it. But don't worry too much about the dream. It's just our brain over-thinking sometimes. :) Hope you had a good Chinese new year too.
ReplyDeleteThe weird part was that I was not terrified by it a single bit. Nope, I was only puzzled that I had such a dream but to dream of human-like ghosts spells trouble in Mama Carrie's dictionary. I'm going to let it weigh on my mind for the next couple of days and see if I need the priest's explanation on it.
ReplyDeleteMy Chinese New Year was alright, I guess, but I hope yours was better! =)