Tag: Les Leroux

Categories
Dreams

Les Leroux?

File:Oskar Shmerling. Free love (Forced marriage). Molla Nasreddin.jpg Description Azərbaycanca: Azad sevgi English: Azerbaijani magazine criticising the practice of forced marriage, domestic violence, and the social and political participation of women in society. Forced marriage is the theme for the cartoon with the caption in Russian Svobodnaya lyubov – Free love. The image should be read from right to left as Arabic script was used to write Azeri at the time. The first picture in the right: If you do not want to go voluntarily, I will take you by force. In the next picture: The akhun – cleric says: “Lady, since you don’t say anything, it seems that you agree. By the order of God I marry you to this gentleman”. Molla Nasreddin magazine (in Azeri), published between 1906-1931 Date from 1906 until 1931 Source riowang.blogspot.com Author Oskar Shmerling (1863–1938)
Source: Wikimedia Commons

This dream or these dreams from last night had many transitions back and forth between various things without me noticing the constant transitions between often different types of dreams.

I remember the song Utopia by the music group Goldfrapp, and so maybe I heard that song or thought about it in one of the parts of the dream or in one of the dreams and/or when I was waking up but I am not sure.

Continue reading “Les Leroux?”