
Originally Posted by
RAM
This is an excellent theme. We do indeed "color" the reality we perceive by how we interpret it. It can be a self-confirming feedback loop. No matter what interpretation you choose, your perception will then "confirm" it. But how then do we know which is "true" if any? Or are all interpretations "true" to a degree? Is truth more relative than absolute? Things that are "true" in one interpretation might not be true in another.
First off, it is not "no matter what interpretation we choose."
It is the Joseph awareness which show that. His interpretation was from God and Interpretations belonged to God. That was his Foundation (Yesod, store house of images. The lower waters.)
Being that the subconscious symbolism is self reflecting and self fulfilling we must get the right interpretation to make any sense out of it whatsoever.
In your Dumbo dream which is very idiosyncratic, because it is a dream, you found universal symbols that were coming through, despite the personal nature of the dream.
All interpretations are true to a degree for the person having the dream (or interpretation of reality, for that matter.) This is what psychoanalysis is all about. But, it is dealing with Yesod.
Both Freud and Jung dealt with that aspect.
Jung took it a little further because he saw that the physical world would actually echo the symbolism of the dreams, which you also found to be true in your Dumbo experience.
Something from Outside of the loop was affecting the loop.
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