Flying a spacecraft and shooting at goats

Just had a totally weird dream. . . .

See I'm the co-pilot of a spacecraft - I manage the guns - and we get fooled into taking a certain route during training which leads us into a dangerous situation. We eventually escape without harm, thanks to the pilots amazing flying skills.

We get another assignment where we have to use the computer displays to find potential threats in a dark environment and we find one in a cave, which turns out to be goats. After killing the goats, don't ask why we killed them as i dunno myself, Jeff Bridges appears out of nowhere (the guy who caused us to fall into a dangerous situation prior to this) and out of anger I take control of craft and try to kill him. Eventually a woman appears on a hologram which instructs us not to seek revenge. . . .

That's all I remember.

Think you can find any symbols in it which might be indicating to something taking place in my "waking" life?

Or....

Is this an overactive im.... subconsciousness?

I find it pretty hilarious; however, I thought I'd post it here out of curiosity

My guess is that you've recently watched "The Men Who Stare At Goats" or then you've tapped into the waves of someone(s) nearby who has that on their mind(s).

Or then something else altogether. You might want to check not only the symbols but also the feelings and adjectives you use to describe the dream in order to get to the actual meaning of the dream.

My personal method is to figure it out using my intuition. No matter how surreal the conclusion I come to, I accept that as the truth behind the dream.

Its so amazing you have remembered so much of you dream . Your dream is Hollywood movie like . Quite Fictional type

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Maybe I picked up my neighbors thoughts or waves. . . lol

Yeah, but it's such a strange dream I don't really know where to connect it.

It might have something to do with work. . . that's what my gut feelings are saying

Wrote it directly after I woke up.

Thanks anyway, maybe I'll figure it out.

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Have you ever heard of Rupert Sheldrake? If not, and it appears you haven't, I suggest you read some on his morphic resonance and morphic fields. Take some time and feed your mind some of that great stuff.

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Nope, and thanks. Did a quick search on him and I'll see if I can't find more on his theory of morphic resonance.

Sounds interesting.