Exams Why Bother?

[moley64]

Hi

I have this dream on a fairly regular basis. Please could you give me some guidance as to the meaning of this dream. I am 48 years old and am a qualified lawyer (solicitor).

My dream is that I am back at school at the age of 16 and am about to take some important school exams. I am apprehensive about taking the exams
and then I remember that I have a degree in law and a number of other qualifications. I wonder in the dream why I am bothering to take the school exams when I know that I have a lot of qualifications already. During the dream I believe that I am 16 and see images of the school that I went to. The ending of the dream is that I do not bother taking the exams. I see my school mates heading from the exam rooms and I go home. Through out the dream I am confident that I have many qualifications that are above the 16 year old exam level but do not have a clue as how I obtained them at such a young age.

[weego]

In the dream world, you are perceiving life through the eyes of the tiny you in the center of your heart. To be aware of your waking memories is to perceive the memories of the universe, because you are the universe in in this dream world.
Do you understand?
Now, onto the dream. Is seems that there is stress related to the financial/career factor of life. Your base chakra may be weak at this time. Something as simple as massaging your tailbone could relieve more stress than you would assume. There is something that happened when you were 16 that you are looking back upon. Maybe there is something you need to remember in order to make the right decision. That fact that you did not take the exam in the end shows that you are aware of your ulterior accomplishments and capabilities shows that you know you could easily be doing better. You have the assets, you just need motive.
Hang in there and know that a stressful situation is only created at the mercy of your will. You have the power to make any situation a pleasant one. Sometimes you just have to walk away in order to walk ahead, but always ahead. I hope I haven't confused you, good luck ... dream on.