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Step 1 – Write The Dream Down in a Stream of Consciousness Way​

It was my first day as a worker at McDonald. I see other workers cooking many different orders at the same time. On my end, I had the task of cooking a single patty to prepare a burger. While this was not a huge task by any means, that was as much as I could manage at this time. ​

Once cooked, I had to fold a carton box before giving it to the delivery team. It was quite a task because you had to lodge three parts into three holes for each of the four sides. I did it the best way I could and ended up with a square box with complex edges. One coworker next to me gave me a look indicating that this was unnecessary and a waste of time.​

Step 2 – Identify the Key Symbols and Provide Spontaneous Associations

McDonald ~ entry position job, opportunity.

patty ~ meat in a circular shape; food as information.

fold a carton box ~ to package.

a square box with complex edges ~ unnecessary; while  it wasn’t wrong, it wasn’t required either.

Step 3 – Describe the Personal Context

I was writing an article about the symbolism of the movie The Green Knight.

Step 4 – Feel into the Inner Dynamics of a Dream

Moment 1 – setting: new job, new task, opportunity​.​ Feeling: welcomed, supported, surrounded by qualified people

Moment 2 – cooking the patty​.​ Feeling: easy but difficult enough​​

Moment 3 – packaging​.​ Feeling: delicate, tricky​

Moment 4 – conclusion: disapproval of the coworker​. Feeling: waste of effort, inappropriate

Step 5 – Find the Right Interpretation that Promotes Self-knowledge

The unconscious is showing support in the way I am engaged in the writing of the article but also shows that I am doing it in an inappropriate manner.​

Step 6 – Make the Dream Concrete With a Symbolic Act

I reworked my article so that it reads in a straightforward manner. ​I removed all the unnecessary material (complex edges) and put it at the end as reference material.​

References

Dream Interpretation Guide for Download

The Green Knight – A Psychological Analysis

Jung Lexicon: A Primer of Terms & Concepts

Carl G. Jung. Psychological Types. Collected Works 6

Marion Woodman & Robert Johnson In Conversation: Complete Set of Audio, Jungian Psychology Through The Eyes of Two Masters [source, bitchute]

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