Hi people!
Sometimes I'm dreaming in English, despite my native language is German. Last night I dreamt this:


I was in a kind of semi-public building, from the feeling it could be a building for research or a hospital. I was in a room. Someone looked into the room at me and said: "We didn't know you are so ill." I replied: "Oh, I know, but they didn't tell me any details. So what do I have?"

The person: "You have the doorsteppers' desease", and immediately I saw a man in a door, this picture meant a doorman you have at discos and clubs, I don't know what came first and which has priority, the odd word "doorstepper" or the picture of the doorman.

Then, as a sort of explanation, I saw a visual of me playing a role and being ironic and funny as I often do. Then there was this visual of the doorman again, he was saying: "All under control", and I got an info, like "See, that's what they're always saying, but it isn't so."

Spooky

Thanks Bets! Yes that's the happy interpretation. The unhappy would be that I am the doorman who says or even beliefs "all under control" but my belief wouldn't be true.
Yes I was a bit concerned about my health. Dreaming and thinking in English language surely has to do with this board, as well as Bruce's books and RAM's voice on the HemiSync recordings.

Spooky

Hi Cathy, so if this term is sounding well it should be used, maybe for people who get problems from being too curious or such...
Spooky

I love the term 'doorsteppers' disease.'  There's something about it that just makes me feel like getting up and dancing or something. LOL

Love, Marilyn

Hi!
>>>stepping through doors and yet never arriving?<<< I just resonate with this!

Hmm Mairlyn, yes the term has some rhythm in it! So in the end I invented a new English term. Would be glad I could add something to the English language!

Spooky