August 16, 2025 - [Morning]
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Acknowledging Unique Flowers Consistently Appearing in Dreams
I guess it is past-due for me to finally acknowledge this, but once againā¦they appeared (or were present) in the background. A particular species of flower.
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This morning I had to get up early to take my car in for a quick minor repair before my trip to Evergreen tomorrow. But as I stayed up late last evening, working on a journal entry (past 1am), I was still very groggy and decided to take a nap before I finished packing andĀ preparing for the trip.
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I donāt remember if I really dreamt at all during this short nap, except for 1 thingā¦ these flowers. I keep seeing them! Over the past 2-3 weeks actually, in probably a half-dozen different dreams. They are just in the background, so hardly worth noting; but for whatever reason, each time I saw them, I did take note. Because consciously I would tell myself, āOh, there’s little those purple flowers again.ā But then I never considered them again. So they were never even mentioned in any of my other journaled dream-entries. Didn’t seem significant enough to warrant mention.
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But now, again, during this napā¦they appeared again. And it was the only thing I can recall at all about anything related to whatever dream I may or may not have had. So, that being the case; I guess Iām only left with the option to actually mention them now.
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They are just an āaverageā looking flower that one might see growing in a field of grass, I guess. Thin little ālongishā purple petals with a tiny bit of yellow at their center. Just kinda, spread out randomly & haphazardly across open areas of green grass.
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[ I decided to just scroll through pictures of purple flowers, to see if I could at least locate a name for them. The search didn’t take long.Ā They are called āAsterā Which the name is derived from the ancient Greek word, meaning āStar.ā ]
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But there is one difference with the Asterās in my dreams, versus the Asterās as they are seen in nature. Asterās that grow naturally (physical reality) grow in clusters/clumps of them grouped together (off the same stem). Often in bushels. So the flowers are like several little ācolonies.ā
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But the Asterās in my dream are completely and entirely separate. They are alone, single and set apart from the others. There may appear as though that many are ācloserā to one another; but they are not connected. Not from the same stem and do not share the same nutrients. Each Aster in my dream is an individual flower, existing & surviving in its own capacity.
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I don’t know the significance of seeing these Aster flowers,Ā or what barring that my dreamās version of the flower grows so differently compared to those found in natureā¦? I don’t know. But itās acknowledged now, and officially written into this book. So, I guess I’llĀ see where it goes (if anywhere).
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August 16, 2025
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