A woman describes a dream where her sister, now living in Europe, is covered in tattoos including one of a soap bar. When asked what it means, the sister cries and admits she wants to scrub away her old self. The dream captures the emotional cost of reinvention.
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Good morning, everyone. I look like a crazy person, but I was really called to come and share a dream that I had, and I only just remembered it. I just dropped the kids to school, and it was a dream. My sister's going on this like big life journey, and she's sort of, um, canceled her whole life back home, and she's moved over to Europe, and she's doing this amazing stuff. Anyway, my dream was that I saw her, and she had gotten all these tattoos down her neck. Like, she's not a tattoo person. Great if you are, but she's not. She had all these tattoos there, and then she had tattoos all over her back. And one of them was actually like a fancy English soap. And the soap was, and then it had all the ingredients and what the ingredients did in the soap. And, um, I just was hit with this, um, oh, she's trying to scrub away her old identity. So I asked her, what's the soap? And is it about this? And she burst into tears and said, yeah, I just want the old part of me to be gone. Like,