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0 ♥ / 1 July, 2011

In dreams you don’t need to make any distinctions between things. Not at all. Boundaries don’t exist. So in dreams there are hardly ever collisions. Even if there are, they don’t hurt. Reality is different. Reality bites. Reality, reality.

— Haruki Murakami, Sputnik Sweetheart
3 ♥ / 29 June, 2011

Work: The (Life) Goal Ruiner

A co-worker had a dream we were on a business trip and ended up getting kidnapped. Upon reviewing the meaning of this dream on the interwebs, we’ve come to the conclusion that work is getting in the way of our goals and dreams. Life.

Kidnapped: To dream that you are being kidnapped, denotes feelings being trapped and restricted. Someone or some situation may be diverting your concentration and your attention away from your goals.

0 ♥ / 6 June, 2011
weirdasscrap:

In  January 2006 in New York, the patient of a well-known psychiatrist  draws the face of a man that has been repeatedly appearing in her  dreams. In more than one occasion that man has given her advice on her  private life. The woman swears she has never met the man in her life. That portrait lies forgotten on the psychiatrist’s desk for a few days  until one day another patient recognizes that face and says that the man  has often visited him in his dreams. He also claims he has never seen  that man in his waking life. The psychiatrist decides to send the portrait to some of his colleagues  that have patients with recurrent dreams. Within a few months, four  patients recognize the man as a frequent presence in their own dreams. All the patients refer to him as THIS MAN. From January 2006 until today, at least 2000 people have claimed they  have seen this man in their dreams, in many cities all over the world:  Los Angeles, Berlin, Sao Paulo, Tehran, Beijing, Rome, Barcelona,  Stockholm, Paris, New Dehli, Moskow etc.   At the moment there is no ascertained relation or common trait among the  people that have dreamed of seeing this man. Moreover, no living man  has ever been recognized as resembling the man of the portrait by the  people who have seen this man in their dreams.

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My ex-boyfriend’s brother used to have dreams with this dude in it.It was weird because this kid had real psychological issues so his family kinda brushed it off for a while. He used to say that whenever he felt troubled this man would come to him and lead him through. Life changing advice was handed to him by a man he didn’t know existed, in his dreams. When he finally started seeing a therapist in Colorado, she told him these dreams had a more important part in his psyche than he thought. She revealed to him that he wasn’t the only one dreaming about this face/person and that the advice he received from him was legitimately good advice. Time after, his situation was turned into a debate about religion, angels, voodoo and all other related crap. After that he refused to admit if he ever saw him in dreams again or not. That was about 9 or 10 years ago and now I wonder if he ever got around to knowing what or who or why this happened. Or even if he admitted seeing him again, if he did. Weird, huh?
3 ♥ / 18 April, 2011

If you can dream it, you can do it.

— Walt Disney (via iwontsignuphere)
3 ♥ / 13 October, 2010

A person starts dying when they stop dreaming.

— (via somethinghaunted)
0 ♥ / 7 October, 2010
6 ♥ / 22 June, 2010
aloneinthecity::(via lickystickypickyme)
The thought of being in a place like this gives me incredibly fun chills.
951 ♥ / 27 May, 2010
(via somethingintellectual)Oh, to have a tunnel made of books.
0 ♥ / 26 May, 2010
What are your 99 cents dreams?
0 ♥ / 25 May, 2010
Banksy was in Boston.
0 ♥ / 12 May, 2010

For my part I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream.

—

Vincent Van Gogh

(via silentsigh) (via chapter13, quotewhore)

293 ♥ / 10 May, 2010
103-year-old Clingstone mansion set on a rock island in Narragansett Bay is owned by Boston architect Henry Wood. Even though the all-wood home with 360-degree view of the ocean is quite old and rough it’s still warm and beautiful. Three stories tall house features 23 rooms, 10 of which are bedrooms. Even though the house is quite expensive to maintain because it’s made of wood, it still uses modern technologies to cut bills. Solar panels heat the water, and a wind turbine on the roof generates electricity. Rainwater is collected in a 3,000-gallon cistern, then filtered, treated and pumped through the house for cleaning purposes. Besides that, Clingstone house use the latest technologies in filtering seawater and the most up-to-date composting toilets.
Click through for more pictures of the house.One day I will own a home like this.Hey, a girl can dream no? Ha.
0 ♥ / 3 March, 2010
(via scout)Have I ever told you kiddies it’s one my lifelong dreams to work for Esquire magazine? It is. Especially if its for Esquire UK. Jesus. Amazing design. Le sigh.
21 ♥ / 17 February, 2010
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