Strange Dream

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Last night I dreamed I was called to an Amish home to prepare a body, as I was putting the body into the shroud when I turned it over it was me. Now I am not a dream expert but I know enough to know death represents significant change in one's life, or new beginnings. I am relating this to my husband's retirement this month.

My husband has always traveled during the week and home on weekends, which worked great fore to do readings as he is a nonbeliever and hinders the spirits. He is opposed to my continuing to do reading.

Now where to the Amish fit into all this, any ideas other than seeking a simple life.
Scouthern Charm

The Amish live an austere life, very steeped in tradition. Your hubby is a strict non- believer(the tradition part). It could be that because you have "enjoyed" your own time and did pretty much what you wanted, his being home all of the time is putting a damper on your life. You will have to make some concessions for him. Maybe you feel that your life won't be as full and meaningful if you can't do readings and such. A more "austere" life.

[quote="onetruebeliever"]The Amish live an austere life, very steeped in tradition. Your hubby is a strict non- believer(the tradition part). It could be that because you have "enjoyed" your own time and did pretty much what you wanted, his being home all of the time is putting a damper on your life. You will have to make some concessions for him. Maybe you feel that your life won't be as full and meaningful if you can't do readings and such. A more "austere" life.[/quote

it could be the amish represented his conservative point of view and how he is trying to influence you own personal; chopices with his own views. personal;ly i feel this is wrong of him to tell you to stop doin readings. he doesnt have to believe in them but he does have to be a positive support system for your relationship to be healthy.

now i dont know much about your personal lives other than what youve sauid so this is all going just on the info i had.]

Ussula2 wrote:

[it could be the amish represented his conservative point of view and how he is trying to influence you own personal; chopices with his own views. personal;ly i feel this is wrong of him to tell you to stop doin readings. he doesnt have to believe in them but he does have to be a positive support system for your relationship to be healthy.

now i dont know much about your personal lives other than what youve sauid so this is all going just on the info i had.]

Ussula, my husband is not one to give support. He has had experiences but he would never admit they were paranormal. I think it is because of his fear of death. Death terrifies him.
SC