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Source: <a href='http://www.californiapsychics.com'>California Psychics</a><br><br><p><strong>All in a dream<br><br></strong><i>I dreamed I was in a room holding Suri Cruise (Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes' daughter). I was explaining to her that her parents were very famous and that she would be very famous herself. I went on to tell her that she didn't even have to do anything to achieve success and wealth. I also said that she was a person and she had to work in life, to make her own mark in the world. My arms were wrapped around her, holding her head. On the backside of her head, I felt something hard, like a knob or a large stitch. It was sticking out a bit, almost like a Frankenstein-like head. I wondered what it was and if her head had been opened and closed back up when she was born. Then suddenly, two elephant trunks came through two entrances, looking for our heads. I'm not sure if they wanted to harm us or not and either way, I didn't have any fear. I simply covered my head with one hand and Suri's with the other, to protect us. The trunks weren't aggressive and a girl came by, who controlled them. She smiled at us, the trunks left (under her guidance) and she locked the door behind her. Then the room turned into a clothing boutique, with clothes and karaoke!</i></p> <p><i></i></p> <p><i>Susan in Los Angeles</i></p> <p></p> <p>Dear Susan,</p> <p>Suri is an undeveloped part of you. You were actually talking to this part and sharing your views about success. It's interesting that you said fame and wealth were a given for Suri, but she did need to work to make her mark in the world. Is that how you feel about your own abilities, that fame and wealth come easily only if one has a privileged background? Also, I got the impression that accomplishment is more important to you than fame and wealth. </p> <p></p> <p>An interesting symbol was the knob on the back of her head. Of course, Frankenstein's monster was his creation. Perhaps Suri is <i>your</i> creation. Her head represents the birth of new ideas. The elephants, too, were interested in your heads. How do you feel about elephants? They may have some personal meaning for you. As an archetypal symbol, they often represent long memories. Perhaps the dream is encouraging you to get in touch with your younger self to access the aspirations you had - and may still have at an unconscious level. The clothing boutique and karaoke may symbolize the arts (or perhaps you have aspirations to become a singer or designer!). </p> <p></p> <p>Sweet dreams,<br>Cortney <br><br><strong>Is it love?<br><br></strong><em>I made major changes four years ago and met a man that I thought was perfect for me. Since then, he has told me that he loves me, but he goes without seeing me for months at a time and always has a reason why it is so difficult to spend time with me. He is a Leo, born 7/28/55. He continually tells me he hopes that I will wait for him, as financial reversals, etc., are supposed to improve over the next few months, but I feel like I have done nothing but wait for four years. Is this the right man for me, or should I end this relationship in favor of the possibility of something better in the future?My birthday is 8/16/57. What should I do? </em></p> <p><em></em></p> <p><em>Deb in Idaho Falls </em></p> <p></p> <p>Dear Deb, </p> <p>Wow, four years is a long time to wait. Both you and your sweetie have Sun in Leo, so you both come from the heart and need plenty of attention from a partner - something you're not getting from him. You have Venus, Mercury and Mars in Virgo, so you have high standards (picky) in romance. Mars squaring Saturn indicates some frustration over sexual liaisons and the ability to be alone for long periods of time. Saturn rules blockages, and transiting Saturn in Virgo over the next three years will urge you to examine why you attract men who can't give you what you need. Saturn can also make one fearful of being vulnerable, and this fear can keep away those who would be truly close to you on all levels. Your Leo has Mercury, Venus and Uranus closely conjunct in homey, caring Cancer, a good match for your Virgo placements and an indictor of compatibility in love. However, the Uranus element is the big question mark. Uranus needs excitement and unpredictability. I think your guy needs to keep things up in the air between you and therefore exciting. Additionally, he has Neptune squaring his Cancer planets, which makes him very illusive. Interestingly, like you, he has Mars square Saturn, so he shares some of your issues over intimacy and vulnerability. So, what you've got here is someone who is compatible with you, but his need to be unpredictable and illusive may keep you from fully being together. I suggest telling him that you intend to see other people, and if he's not ready for a fully committed relationship within the next three months (or whenever you choose), you'll know he's not serious about you. But your homework is to indeed see other people, so join a group or class or volunteer project and see who's out there for you! </p> <p></p> <p>Best of luck,<br>Cortney</p> <div style="PADDING-RIGHT: 4px; BORDER-TOP: rgb(201,217,217) 1px dotted; PADDING-LEFT: 4px; FONT-WEIGHT: bold; PADDING-BOTTOM: 10px; MARGIN: 10px 0px; PADDING-TOP: 10px; BORDER-BOTTOM: rgb(201,217,217) 1px dotted"><!-- ADD COPY BELOW -->What could your dreams be telling you? 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All in a dream

I dreamed I was in a room holding Suri Cruise (Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes' daughter). I was explaining to her that her parents were very famous and that she would be very famous herself. I went on to tell her that she didn't even have to do anything to achieve success and wealth. I also said that she was a person and she had to work in life, to make her own mark in the world. My arms were wrapped around her, holding her head. On the backside of her head, I felt something hard, like a knob or a large stitch. It was sticking out a bit, almost like a Frankenstein-like head. I wondered what it was and if her head had been opened and closed back up when she was born. Then suddenly, two elephant trunks came through two entrances, looking for our heads. I'm not sure if they wanted to harm us or not and either way, I didn't have any fear. I simply covered my head with one hand and Suri's with the other, to protect us. The trunks weren't aggressive and a girl came by, who controlled them. She smiled at us, the trunks left (under her guidance) and she locked the door behind her. Then the room turned into a clothing boutique, with clothes and karaoke!

Susan in Los Angeles

Dear Susan,

Suri is an undeveloped part of you. You were actually talking to this part and sharing your views about success. It's interesting that you said fame and wealth were a given for Suri, but she did need to work to make her mark in the world. Is that how you feel about your own abilities, that fame and wealth come easily only if one has a privileged background? Also, I got the impression that accomplishment is more important to you than fame and wealth.

An interesting symbol was the knob on the back of her head. Of course, Frankenstein's monster was his creation. Perhaps Suri is your creation. Her head represents the birth of new ideas. The elephants, too, were interested in your heads. How do you feel about elephants? They may have some personal meaning for you. As an archetypal symbol, they often represent long memories. Perhaps the dream is encouraging you to get in touch with your younger self to access the aspirations you had - and may still have at an unconscious level. The clothing boutique and karaoke may symbolize the arts (or perhaps you have aspirations to become a singer or designer!).

Sweet dreams,
Cortney

Is it love?

I made major changes four years ago and met a man that I thought was perfect for me. Since then, he has told me that he loves me, but he goes without seeing me for months at a time and always has a reason why it is so difficult to spend time with me. He is a Leo, born 7/28/55. He continually tells me he hopes that I will wait for him, as financial reversals, etc., are supposed to improve over the next few months, but I feel like I have done nothing but wait for four years. Is this the right man for me, or should I end this relationship in favor of the possibility of something better in the future?My birthday is 8/16/57. What should I do?

Deb in Idaho Falls

Dear Deb,

Wow, four years is a long time to wait. Both you and your sweetie have Sun in Leo, so you both come from the heart and need plenty of attention from a partner - something you're not getting from him. You have Venus, Mercury and Mars in Virgo, so you have high standards (picky) in romance. Mars squaring Saturn indicates some frustration over sexual liaisons and the ability to be alone for long periods of time. Saturn rules blockages, and transiting Saturn in Virgo over the next three years will urge you to examine why you attract men who can't give you what you need. Saturn can also make one fearful of being vulnerable, and this fear can keep away those who would be truly close to you on all levels. Your Leo has Mercury, Venus and Uranus closely conjunct in homey, caring Cancer, a good match for your Virgo placements and an indictor of compatibility in love. However, the Uranus element is the big question mark. Uranus needs excitement and unpredictability. I think your guy needs to keep things up in the air between you and therefore exciting. Additionally, he has Neptune squaring his Cancer planets, which makes him very illusive. Interestingly, like you, he has Mars square Saturn, so he shares some of your issues over intimacy and vulnerability. So, what you've got here is someone who is compatible with you, but his need to be unpredictable and illusive may keep you from fully being together. I suggest telling him that you intend to see other people, and if he's not ready for a fully committed relationship within the next three months (or whenever you choose), you'll know he's not serious about you. But your homework is to indeed see other people, so join a group or class or volunteer project and see who's out there for you!

Best of luck,
Cortney