Several times now as I lay on my bed and been constantly righting wrongs and stopping people or "organic units" from being expelled or used by "people" for there owned gained. I had to expelled all the "defilers" who hoarding all the wealth and undoing all my civil rights work because they want the status quo to continue. I forced to return all the land by to the "organic units", former slaves, and other discriminated people that was being formatted by central corporation who keep appointed the same people, mostly social climbers and wealthy appointees, who ran a slave and/or blood sport operations to appeased the wealthy and powerful. I even install large number of "tar filters, drainers, containers, quarantine areas and treatment plants", soul restorers, non-soul powered power plants, appliances, transportation, rescued/recovered systems (portable devices/units included) and transportation, cost/energy efficiency policies, safe areas, virtual training areas, medical facilities, education units, allowing "mimics" and other former enemy units to be become people, labor saving automation in danger places but the same bad actors keep worming they way into my universe (using in anime or other animations forms) BTW I am type one autism My heart area is aching to tell me to stop? or from the stress (hurting more now)
Your dream appears to be rich with symbolic meaning, touching on themes of justice, power dynamics, and personal empowerment. Let's break down the components of your dream to understand the underlying messages and feelings it may be conveying.
The recurring motif of righting wrongs and stopping "defilers" suggests a deep-seated desire for justice in your life or the world around you. This may reflect a genuine concern for social issues, perhaps stemming from your own experiences with discrimination or inequality. Your focus on redeeming "organic units," which may represent marginalized or oppressed groups, indicates that you have a strong moral compass and a desire to see fairness restored.
Your dream mentions entities that hoard wealth and perpetuate the status quo. These symbolize the obstacles that you perceive in your waking life, possibly relating to systemic injustices or personal challenges where you feel marginalized. The act of expelling these forces demonstrates your longing to resist oppressive structures and reclaim power, not just for yourself but for those who have been historically disenfranchised.
The detailed descriptions of setting up systems such as "tar filters," "soul restorers," "medical facilities," and "education units" reveal your creativity and innovative thinking. You seem to possess an innate desire to create environments that promote healing, growth, and equality. This speaks to your vision of an ideal society where everyone has access to the resources and opportunities they need. It may also reflect your feelings about personal responsibility in making the world a better place.
The aching feeling in your heart and your distress could indicate the emotional toll that these themes of injustice and struggle are having on you. This aches may symbolize a burden you carry—whether emotionally tied to the injustices you perceive or from internal conflicts about your role in combatting them. It can also serve as a reminder to recognize the limits of your capacity to effect change. Despite your noble intentions and tireless efforts, it seems you may need to take care of your emotional and physical well-being.
Being a person with Type One Autism may influence how you relate to the world and interact with social structures. Your emphasis on “non-soul powered power plants” and “labor-saving automation” may hint at a desire for systems that alleviate overstimulation and allow for more efficient functioning in a world that might often feel overwhelming or unjust. It reflects a longing for environments that accommodate different ways of thinking and processing the world.
Self-Care: Given the emotional strain your dream has highlighted, consider engaging in practices that promote self-care and emotional well-being. Mindfulness, physical activity, and creative outlets may help alleviate stress.
Set Boundaries: While you may feel compelled to engage in social justice causes, recognize your limits. It's okay to step back and recharge when you feel overwhelmed by the weight of the world.
Engage with Community: Sometimes, sharing your feelings and concerns with like-minded individuals or advocacy groups can help you feel supported and connected.
Consult a Professional: If the aching or stress persists, speaking to a therapist familiar with autism and social justice issues could be beneficial, as they can help provide coping strategies and support.
In summary, your dream appears to reflect profound concerns about justice, the desire for empowerment, and the emotional struggles that come with these passions. Take time to nurture yourself as you navigate these important themes in your waking life.