The fire engine dream.
I was PJ Coogan’s guest on The Opinion Line on Cork’s 96FM (Ireland) last week, talking about dreams.
PJ’s dream about his mother, who is in her nineties, driving a fire engine at top speed was one of many highlights. I explain a key dream interpretation tip that throws light on the meaning of this dream.
Other highlights include (in order they appear):
- What is a dream?
- What does a dream of getting on a bus with no pants on mean?
- PJ shares his recurring dream where he’s live on air but his notes are missing and he’s lost for words. What does it mean?
- Tom dreams he feels guilty about his father’s death. In real life he was very close to his father and can’t relate to guilt at all. What does it mean?
- Mary has a recurring dream that one of her children dies: it’s always the same child. What does it mean?
- How to deal with upsetting dreams: some practical tips.
- Are some dreams precognitive: dreaming of people becoming sick, or having a win?
- PJ shares a dream he’s had several times, where his elderly mother is driving a fire engine at top speed. What does it mean?
- Sheila has a dream that always stops just before she … well, listen to find out!
I always enjoy the spontaneity of radio, talking with presenters and listeners who text or call in across a huge variety of radio shows. I aim to impart key dream interpretation tips and give a sense of what people’s dreams might mean. Perhaps there’s something in this one for you. I hope you enjoy listening.
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