indian toilet dream

faber

Had a dream once about being in India in this complex wooden structure, a house, a palace, very essential, very complex, deep, ancient...
And there was this little dog in the back room shitting...
and his turd fell through an opening to the unfatomable depths below...

the unfathomable depths were there all right but also nothing to worry about

(meant to go under "toilet advice" thread but must have pressed "new thread" instead of reply post... then again maybe it might a new thread about living images from "Indian" dreams... I know I have dreamt India at different times of my life since I was young)

Steve

I would rather have gone for an indian food dream,
far more exciting!

Steve

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emjoi

After spending so long looking at Hotels and trains and travel options, going round and round in circles, I'm starting to dream of it too.

I dreamt that I had arrived at the train station at Hospet... it was a huge Grand Central Station affair, bustling with people and the hub of trains heading off all over the world.

Directly across a wide, but very muddy street sat the Hotel Malligi, looking mighty and Golden... a piece of Las Vegas sitting on the dirt street....

And a short walk along the street and over a hill, in the distance the Ruins of Hampi spread out to the horizon, ancient and Roman.

Fortunately this trip is only a few weeks away, and all organised now, so I can stop worrying about this stuff to the point of it infiltrating my dreams.

Indojingai

The dog was not Indian or the wooden complex structure was not in India... may be that more than travel to India, you need therapy.
Had it been a cow shitting in a 5000 meter deep pot hole in Delhi/Mumbai, I wouldn't have said so.

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faber

Ha!

But the rules of the game are "no interpretation!"

and of course the dog was not Indian (a little bassett hound)

but the structure definitely was (as far as my non indian mind could fathom)!

Cheers