I've been thinking through my vision yesterday, analysing it and I think I know what is it about.
The blood of the wall is a representation of the victims that were affected by the said church. There's a lot of blood, which means countless of the number that suffer through their hands and Pell plays a good part in that.
Despite all his holy investments and preparation, no one is there watch the sermons. Which also means no is there to witness or mourn what is about to come next.
The trigger man who walks into the church and shot him. He's unkempt and terrifying to look at. His hair is red as a fire and lots of leather. He's a biker holding a gun and pulling the trigger. I think he symbolises death in personification. Edgar Cayce once told how he saw a nice boy with scissors. The boy said that he's death, much to Edgar's shock, before he continued that death can take many forms. I suppose he chose his form as an innocent child just to not terrifying Edgar.
The point is that I think Death is at Pell's doorstep and there's no one there to stop Death commiting his actions. Death's form as a terrifying biker with a gun represent force, Death will come into Pell's life in a spatacular fashion. Since it's a biker imagery, this kind of death that Pell is about to face will not be a comforting one.
Might not come in Easter, but Death is already there and has no intentions to let Pell to linger in our world nor allow him to go gently.
Since the pandemic hit the US in February, I began having strong dreams in early mornings-- all scary but with a positive outcomes.
This morning I got another one. I was in a town that was on the side of a hill. I needed to drive somewhere urgently but someone had stolen or disabled my little car or my little car and it couldn't get it going.
Suddenly I got out and found myself going back to a bigger heavier vehicle I used to own, similar to the Mazda MPV minivan I owned in the 90's, except this one was manual shift with a clutch. I got in. We were parked on a hill which was very scary and I had to get the car up that hill.
At first I could not get the car to go forward. It was big and heavy and when I had to disengage the clutch which would cause it to roll dangerously backwards before I could engage the gears and could get going forward. But then I stood up and put all my weight on the accelerator, popped the clutch into gear and we went up the hill steadily.
Right before I awoke, I had a clear sense that we were climbing that hill in that big heavy clunky van, going right up and headed for the top!
Interpretation: we are now going to make progress with battling the pandemic. The hill was the curve of hospital cases and we are going to meet that curve, get the equipment we need, people will be hunkered down and get the supplies they need, and as a collective we will be able to meet the demand. It is April 11 and we are turning this thing around.
I had a dream last night that, as I was dreaming, I got the sense that this was really a dream about the coronavirus. It was odd, because the dream was entirely unrelated to it, yet in the dream I had almost a jolt what was happening was really about it. Anyway, I'm interested to hear your take on it.
In the dream, I was with my mother and my adults siblings (who are all are younger than I am). We were going down the river in either an SUV or an RV. It was enough to accommodate us all, whatever it was.
I was driving -- or rather, I was attempting to drive. The river was quite wild and as you can imagine taking a vehicle down it was not easy. It was difficult to keep the vehicle from capsizing and we were fishtailing quite a bit. I noticed the more I turned the wheel -- the more I fought to keep the vehicle upright -- the more perilous our situation became. I realized I had to stop fighting the current. This is when I had the thought: this is really about the coronavirus and woke up. It was almost like a voice speaking over the dream, if that makes sense.
At first I thought the dream meant "the more we fight against it, the worse things will get." But that hardly makes sense to me; of course we should fight against it.
Curious what all of you make of it, since you are all so good at interpreting dreams. I rarely have dreams that announce themselves to me in such a way, but I still feel as thought my understanding of it is rudimentary at best.
My first thought is that the dream recommends that you "go with the flow". I hope that's not too simplistic to be of use.
When I read this, this is the first thing that popped into my mind. Spirit is wanting you to learn to flow with events...
I am struck by the number of dreams (here and my own), about traveling under difficult circumstances by any means of transportation available. For me, its been cars, trucks, buses, bikes and even hang gliders! There is usually some degree of difficulty in operating the vehicle, but progress is made.
I like your interpretation of your dream.
@sistermoon and @raindrop, I also got "go with the flow." It goes beyond this pandemic. One of the 12 steps of AA entered my mind: Came to believe that a power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity. We do what we humanly can, and then we Let go and let God (or Spirit, Universe or whatever fits your beliefs.)
@jeanne-mayell, @sistermoon and @raindrop, I never bother to share my dreams, but I am also struck by the number of dreams I've had over the past two months about driving under difficult circumstances -- car won't start, car goes too fast, getting lost, can't reach the brake ... I also had a dream about navigating my car through a flood. I'm usually exhausted by the time I wake up from those dreams.