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Dearest Cynthia,

In my dream I saw a beautiful, ancient, brightly colored bird. It was the size of a peacock but looked like a Phoenix. The room was dark, but I could sense and feel where I was. The bird flew to me gently and I held it in my arms. I knew that the bird needed to be freed and this was my chance to help it out a window. I sensed it’s grateful heart of joy as I watched it fly gracefully into the night sky. Would you interpret the meaning for me?

Thank you,

Ce Ce

Dear Ce Ce,

Hello Cynthia,

Last night I had a very disturbing dream. The dream started with me babysitting a young child that felt as if it was 1 or 2 years old but looked younger. It looked as if it had a skin disease. Its skin was wrinkled as if it had been in the water WAY to long and it was peeling. Its skin also had a grayish tint to it. The child started fussing so I started to change its diaper. The child started acting terrified and locked its hands onto my arms and it's legs onto my body. Then we both were electrocuted. I really felt the pain even though I was only dreaming. I knew the shock was coming from the child and finally broke loose. I felt as if the child was partly terrified because it felt the shock coming, not just because I was changing it's diaper. But the child was terrified of the pain it thought would happen when the diaper was off.   

We broke apart then something popped out of the back of the child's head. Whatever popped out was a round black thing. I looked at the back of the child's head and there was a black hole in its head but it was not bleeding. Then stuff started pouring out of the child's mouth. Floating in the "stuff" was little pieces of paper. Each piece had a word on it. I read the words and it said, "now you can see it come out the other end". I looked down at the child and the child had changed. It looked older and it had been mutilated but it was still alive. It was horrible! I told my husband to call 911 then the dream shifted/changed to what felt like the beginning of what happened to the child.