The first one was a snow leopard chasing me at a night market, its fangs glinting under the fluorescent lights over stalls of green bananas and cheap China-made battery-operated toys that clap tambourines and have red lights as eyes.
My husband thought this piece represented Dali's hate for his wife. It was my husband's projection of his antipathy toward me; Dali never said that https://3rdeyedrops.wordpress.com/2010/05/29/salvador-dali-one-second-before-awakening-from-a-dream-caused-by-the-flight-of-a-bee-around-a-promegranate-1944/ She lies there, peaceful, undisturbed by the tigers and the bayonet (bee). She is aware of her own power and has no fear of them. In our dreams, we become the creatures and people in them, and play all the roles. You are the tiger. You are the snow leopard. You are the mother protecting her children. You are powerful. Never forget that. xoxo
My husband thought this piece represented Dali's hate for his wife. It was my husband's projection of his antipathy toward me; Dali never said that https://3rdeyedrops.wordpress.com/2010/05/29/salvador-dali-one-second-before-awakening-from-a-dream-caused-by-the-flight-of-a-bee-around-a-promegranate-1944/ She lies there, peaceful, undisturbed by the tigers and the bayonet (bee). She is aware of her own power and has no fear of them. In our dreams, we become the creatures and people in them, and play all the roles. You are the tiger. You are the snow leopard. You are the mother protecting her children. You are powerful. Never forget that. xoxo
You see what lies within you. I hope your husband got that. Thanks Sharon, that was a very interesting read!