Felicia Tan’s Blog

Dreams, just how often do you have dreams while you sleep? What are the dreams about? Any ideas what do they means? I always dream of myself falling from a building and woke up in fear at times. There are also several occasions that I woke up in cold sweat too leaving the rest of the day uncertain and insecure. I tend to be a worrisome gal always worrying for things though at times I know I need not worry and things will turn out fine but still… People always say dreams are the reflection of your real life, the opposite of what it should be. A channel for healing or your sub-conscious mind trying to tell you something or some answers. However, I wonder how frequent should you have dreams to be considered normal? On a daily basis or a few dreams in a week? Just how many is normal? Strange… the wonders of brain and we barely even used more than 10%?

There are also funny dreams where I dreamt of being chased by people and friends coming to my rescue. I even called them up the next day to thank them though it is only a dream. I take the opportunity to catch up with my friends for a short conversation as well. How about you? What are your dreams? Care to share?

I am searching for some answers to my dreams when I found this interesting website that does dream interpretations. I have posted mine for a shot on free interpretation. How about you? Dared to find out the answer to solving your problems or are you still avoiding it? :p

Source: http://dreaminterpretation.com/

National Day is coming, how do you feel? I don’t use to feel much past years except this time round though. Maybe because times are bad now and the economic is fragile. Why do I say that? At critical times, it is where you see the people’s true faces. Those who left you, those who stayed behind to support you. Those who are still committed in their work and passion or just change course when things do not happen the way they wanted it. “I am blessed”, that is what a lady told me yesterday. Yes, she is a christian, however on reflecting back, how many of us are counting on our blessing rather than our misfortunes. Aren’t we glad that at least we are safe here in Singapore unlike other countries who are facing bombing attacks, the fear of losing your homes to natural disasters anytime? 

Here in Singapore, at least, we are safe, we can concentrate on our work, business, family and etc. Unlike other countries, where even a simple meal might be a concern, so shall we focus more time and effort to work on improving things rather than complaining?Lastly to say, I am glad that I am a Singaporean…!