Published dream diary · English · released source text
Coordinating an Icy Landscape
Nathalie Regard
101-nights -sleep and dream study night 080 (2023) · DREAMS section, Night 80; all recalled sections in this source-night entry, before the separate Day-by-Day waking log.
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Several people are in my dream.
Something exactly the same as last year happens. Just like it, [person A] is here and facing a problem. The landscape is covered with ice. There is a get- together, and it turns out to be part of the problem.
I have to sign in with several people, and it stresses me, so I come up with a plan, like a trick, to be able to be everywhere at the same time, without falling apart. Still, in that way, I can keep the feeling of a single entity.
I don’t understand the origin of the shame.
Some things are incomplete, we were given tasks and I want to be sure to do it well. Some assignments are pending matters that I must coordinate, put together different
moments that occur simultaneously in order. My task includes as well as necessities of others, my own needs.
This is my second year. I have to take care of several problems together plus the demand of a number of people, but this time I want to be sure that it will work out well.
I want to make sure that I can take charge, and do not lose sight and can safeguard what is mine, and what feels comfortable.
Night 080
Source & context
A published self-diary by Nathalie Regard in 101 nights, co-created with Guillaume Dumas. Released English text; original language/translator not stated. Recalled sections from one source night stay grouped. Statements about people, health and events describe dreams, not verified facts or diagnoses. Not a Synastry community submission.
Nathalie Regard (dreamer, diarist and recorder); Guillaume Dumas (project co-creator). 101-nights -sleep and dream study night 080. Zenodo, 2023. DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7851134. CC BY 4.0. Synastry added navigation metadata, normalized linewraps and visibly bracketed changes; no new dream narrative or translation.
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DREAMS section, Night 80; all recalled sections in this source-night entry, before the separate Day-by-Day waking log.
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Released English source wording retained with documented visible privacy substitutions and bracketed source-marker omissions; paragraph linewraps folded. No assertion of original language or translator.
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