Convenience 12 hints at the importance of inspirational examples in dream work.
Sometimes, if we cannot find a dream or enough dream energy on our own, using someone else as an example or model can be just the impetus that we need to find our own motivation and inspiration.
This does not mean generating an exact copy.
It does mean gathering inspiration and ideas and carrying those energies into acts of creating.
Lay the pattern on the space
and trace
Inconvenience 6 emphasizes the possible benefits of working with people who have some underlying dissatisfaction or personality trait.
Sulkiness may be the quality of a person who feels neglected or ignored. It can create an excellent soil for inconvenience work, and it should be encouraged (according to the writer).
Note the upside-down heart on the bottom of the woman’s skirt, the symbol of an inconvenience.
Allow and crank the sulky woman or man especially
This plain Convenience recommends expanding options.
Many convenience scholars infer the following subtext:
Broken dreams are likely inevitable.
Remaining fixated on those broken dreams, or trying to reach them using the same methodologies over and over again, are not useful pursuits.
Expanding options and outlets may provide the extra information to reach the dream, or they may provide a more satisfying vision.
Hint for mending broken dreams: deepen outlets
This advertisement shows the inevitable: the business was commercialized.
The advertisement borders on the renegade as not all sanitariums and hospitals can offer legitimately helpful treatment.
It also makes the rather large statement that unsatisfactory dreams can be prevented.
As Convenience practitioners have experienced throughout the centuries, this is not often true. Nor can unsatisfactory dreams always be cured.
Nevertheless, the advertisement does make the potential client aware that institutional help is available.
Choosing the appropriate institution is of paramount importance.
