Okay, so, I’ve been messing around with this whole “dream interpretation” thing, specifically about selling stuff in dreams. It’s kinda wild, right? I figured I’d share my little experiment and what I think I’ve figured out.
My “Dream Selling” Experiment
First, I decided I needed some actual dream data. So for about a week, I started keeping a dream journal. Every morning, the second I woke up, I grabbed my notebook and scribbled down anything I could remember, even if it was just a blurry image or a feeling.
- Day 1: Barely remembered anything. Just a vague sense of…anxiety?
- Day 2: Dreamt I was trying to sell old toys at a garage sale, but nobody was buying. Felt super frustrated.
- Day 3: Nothing. Total blank.
- Day 4: I was selling…fish? At a market, I think. It was weirdly colorful. Felt oddly calm.
- Day 5: Back to the garage sale, but this time I was selling clothes. People were actually looking, but still not buying much. Less frustrated, more…determined?
- Day 6 & 7: Blurry stuff, mostly about trying to convince people to buy…something. Couldn’t remember what.
After the week, I decided to go search what is the meaning of selling in dream. I read through some articles, skipping over the super technical jargon. It seems like there were a few common themes, mostly.
So, I went back to my dream journal and tried to connect the dots. That frustrating garage sale dream? Maybe it was about feeling like my ideas weren’t being valued, or like I was trying too hard to “sell” myself in some situation. I am applying for some positions I don’t fit in.
The fish market dream…that one was tougher. Maybe it was about abundance, or going with the flow? I’m honestly not sure. But it felt different from the garage sale one, so I figured there had to be some kind of contrast.
The second garage sale dream, the one with the clothes, felt a little more positive. Maybe it meant I was getting better at presenting my ideas, or feeling more confident in what I had to offer. I did receive a new interview invite.
The last few blurry dreams…well, they were blurry. But the theme of “convincing” someone to buy something felt like it was tied to real-life situations where I was trying to get people on board with my plans, maybe a new project at work, or even just convincing my friends to try a new restaurant.I did promote a new project recently.
So, yeah, that’s my little “dream selling” experiment. It’s not exactly scientific, but it was kinda fun, and maybe, just maybe, it gave me a tiny bit of insight into my own brain. Who knows, right?
