Episode Three: Conversation with Ramzi about dreams and dreaming
19m 7s
The dialogue revolves around dreams, psychology, obsessions, and failures. The speakers share personal experiences and aspirations related to dreams, mentioning recurring dreams and the fear of failure. They discuss the significance of dreams in reflecting one's inner thoughts and emotions, particularly in the context of pursuing aspirations and coping with challenges. The conversation also touches on multilingualism and dreaming in different languages, highlighting how language influences the subconscious and mental processes. Overall, the discussion provides insights into the complexity of dreams, the impact of cultural influences on dreaming, and the importance of hope and clarity in achieving one's aspirations.
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Welcome to the third episode. Thank you for listening and I hope you enjoyed the episode
which we will talk about dreams. First, let me introduce you to the new people who
will be listening to them on the podcast. Nammeet, I grew up. You can also use it in the context of growing
something or developing something, for example, Nammeet mawhebi, so I developed or I grew my talent
in something. Ahlam mutaqarrara, recurring dreams, addaur irrayisi, the main role, bertijl, I improvise
which comes in the word irtijal, improvisation, aloom annafs, psychology, hawas, obsession,
fashal, failure, majaz, majazi, metaphor and metaphorical, harfi, harfiyan, literal and literally,
solouk, behaviya, salbi, icjabi, negative and positive, mojarrad, just. So we use mojarrad in
the same way that we would in English. For example, if I said it's just a question
and finally we have an expression which we would translate into English as something like
it's it's not coming to my mind so maybe indicating I've forgotten I can't think of what it is and
this verb khater means to come up with so to give you another example if I wanted to say in English
I came up with an idea kind of literally an idea came to me you could say
Ok, momtaz. Let's start the interview.
Ahlan Ramzi, kifak aliyom. Ahlan Levi, kif halik.
Anam niha, shukran. Kul shi tamam, fiii ispanya? Tamam, shway sar al wadaa bi zahik, maal hajr
bi zahik. Ah, baare fashor. And enti kifak?
Niha, maa shi al hal. Shway ta'banaa min al hajr bi zh maa shi al hal.
Ya ati kil hafiyah. Mala yafik. Ok, fa Ramzi, aliyom bi hib kachkim aak an al ahlam.
Ijat ni fikra bi sabab al hajr al sahi. Ashaan min waat mabalash, surat ahlam kul lele,
ahlam maa tafasiil. O baaref inno mawdoa al ahlam ektir waasa.
Ashaan lamma min ul ahlam. Ahiyanan an am na hake an al ishya illi bidna ya hum fii haiyatna.
O an baad amalna o raqbatna lil musnaqbalna. Faa awwalan, swale ilak Ramzi.
Kanan dek nafse tajruba bi waat al hajr al sahi. Yani haliyan am ta'ham ektir.
Saraaha, laa ana min mudde batalit ahlam ektir. Ba'araf ish leish, bas shaklu aakli kaslan.
Bas marrat aaa, yimkin bi haiyil mudde khil al hajr al sahi. Kan an di shwayat ahlam.
Bas ahlam maa ilha kteer maana. Masalaan. Yani liyom masalaan liyom ahlamit.
Ahlamit anno alta'iyat bi sadiq min al masrah al waatani al falustini. Anno alta'iyat bi al barid.
Ano alta'iyat bi al barid. Ahlamit anno alta'iyat bi al barid.
Masalaan liyom sari'a wa gharib yani. Bas anno ala'iyin mo'mkin koneet abel ikan min yom.
Afakir fi haida al sadiq liyohu usmo kuman ramzii. Ba'anno mechta'a arwah al masra'a.
Masalaan liyom al hajr al sahi.
As I told you, I am really dreaming a lot today. And I will not look at it when we cannot accept certain expectations.
Because the reality of the situation is very difficult to accept.
At least, we start to look for solutions and start thinking about our dreams.
Yes, you are right. I am thinking now at a stage in my life more than dreaming.
I am thinking that I am living things in an imagined way.
But I am imagining things so that I can try to go to my dreams and dreams.
Especially when I know that I cannot reach them like this.
So maybe I will have more dreams in this period. More than dreams.
Yes, you are right.
And you, Levi, do you have any dreams?
Yes, dreams and dreams, yes. A lot, honestly. But I remember that I had the same dream that I had when I was a child.
And in this dream, I am not an example. I am an example. The main role is in a very large and famous role.
And on the night of the first show, I suddenly realized that I do not know my role.
And I do not remember a single word from the beginning.
And in my dream, I enter the theater and stand in front of a crowd. And I cannot speak a word or even say a word.
This is what we call in Arabic. It is the one who is afraid of something that will come out.
There is an example, we say it. It is the one who is afraid of the earth that will come out.
Do you understand the example?
If you are scared of the monkey, it will appear. The one who is afraid of the earth will come out.
There is an example from a teacher named Fortune Teller Syndrome. If you think that something will happen in the future and you think about it a lot, it will happen.
Even in a calm and positive way?
Yes, because I think that humans, other than dreams, the things that they think about in the day, if they keep thinking about them in the way they reach the place of the soul,
I am sure that it will happen in his life, because the air is very difficult. Do you know what air means?
Obsession.
Obsession. But in my opinion, your dream is that you dream of doing the main role in Egypt.
I love Egypt very much, and I think that you stand in front of the crowd and feel that you do not know the role or the nature of it.
Do you know what this means for you?
It is good, and I have thought about this dream a lot more than once. For me, it is the dream that comes to my mind when it comes to reality.
It comes to my mind when it comes to my work, because I am also afraid of failure. With me, I am not an example, so this is a dream, a dream, a miracle, not a dream.
It expresses the responsibilities of the great and the fear that is inside me, because I am afraid of failure, and I see that failure in front of the crowd in Egypt is very, very difficult, because failure has eyes in the eyes.
Eyes in the eyes, right?
Yes, eyes in the eyes.
Of course, because of the fear of failure in front of the crowd, and also the failure in front of the crowd.
But for example, I understand you well, because in cinema, when you go to see a movie, the actors make a lot of movies, and if you do not like the movie, it is not necessary to be there.
But in Egypt, it receives me directly and realistically, if people are happy, if the crowd is happy, or if the crowd is not happy.
I think that the dream has a high level, that you think of failure and success in your life, that you dream of being represented and standing in Egypt.
I remember this dream, but I know that it has a meaning, so I have to learn something from it.
I think that it is good, I know that, but I also think that we in life have to change ourselves and our thoughts, because in life, it has been done as a test, 24 hours, as if we are in a test.
And I think that this is not a very healthy place that we feel ourselves in.
Right, we are not in a test, and our life is not a test.
Our life is not a test, our behavior with people may be, we try to be polite, be polite, but we do not have to feel that we are in a test, I never think.
I have another question Ramzi, how is your life after your creative ideas, in your dreams?
The question is good, maybe if I want to tell you, I do not know if I have found it, but many times, for example, I think of work or in a theater or in a movie, I think I am working on them.
Sometimes I have dreams in these things, because I am thinking about it in life, so you come to me at night, and that causes me pain.
Sometimes, yes, I may find solutions in my dreams, but simple things, honestly.
Because I have more, maybe I have more dreams in life, but I have more dreams, I have more dreams.
Are dreams more real than dreams?
Yes, but maybe because I lived a slightly different life, this life made me understand that it is not very true that I have dreams, because it has almost become very difficult or impossible.
I do not want to be sad, but I found that hope is better than dreams because it has a real relationship, and hope is very important in my opinion, because what has hope is also a living person and there is a lack of life.
What do you mean by lack of life?
I do not know in English, but the word "nabd" which is the heart rate is "nabd" in Arabic, "nabd" when you feel "nabd" in the hand, or "nabd" in the head, or "nabd" in the chest, this is the "nabd" of life that we call in Arabic.
Yes, in English, right.
And your life, for example, gave you dreams, gave you things to live in?
Yes, honestly, I remember that once I dreamed of a whole series.
You remember once a dream?
Yes, I remember once a dream.
I dreamed of a whole series, but I forgot everything, and from that moment I decided that I had to put a pen and a notebook next to my bed, and I had to write my dreams when I woke up, so that I could take a lot of good ideas from them.
Yes, but I think that even if we forget our dreams, it simply means that our minds, our minds, and our soul live in a very complicated way.
This is the most important thing, even if we forget, what was the dream?
Because the dream, I think, is a very important mental disorder for a person.
I have another question for you Ramzi, because you speak three languages, and more than three languages, so in which language do you dream?
Honestly, depending on the period, where I am, and what I am working on, for example, if I am working in Spanish, I dream more than once in English, or even more than once in English.
If I work, or I am working in Spanish, I dream more than once in Spanish or in Catalan, but the problem is that I am not dreaming, honestly.
It is very little, but I think, let me tell you, I dream more than once.
I think in many languages, I think in Arabic, in English, in Spanish, in Catalan, in French, because sometimes I feel like I don't know what I'm talking about or what language I'm talking about.
Sometimes I can't express myself even in one language, I can express myself in three or four languages at once, in a single sentence I can use three or four languages.
And now, honestly, during the stone time, I am getting the feeling that I am not talking about myself again.
I don't know if this is ... not from my own place, but I feel that maybe this phase is encouraging more than the story.
Thank you for talking to me.
No, of course, I don't think I'm talking to you, but I'm telling you, I'm going to answer your question.
But usually, I see a lot of people when I'm not working, and now I see people from time to time, because in the right stone, and I am now.
So actually, I'm just talking through the screens and it's getting tired. I prefer dreams instead of using the internet and the screens a lot.
I know the feeling, but I also wanted to tell you that in the past week, I dreamed in Arabic for the first time.
I was very happy because I felt like I was in a new phase in the language.
I was in a new phase in the language.
Yes, I was in a new phase in the language, so that the language could enter my subconscious, like it entered my subconscious.
In my subconscious.
How?
The language could enter my subconscious.
Yes, exactly.
The language, a little bit, the language is more common, if you want.
Even it's not dangerous in Bali now, how can I say it in a more general way.
But the important thing, I think that this is important for you to dream in Arabic.
Because, in fact, the language, of course, is thinking in Arabic and feeling in Arabic.
And this is a very important phase in learning the language.
Because I think that this is related to the clarity of the language in your head.
I hope it will be like this again and I will tell you what is happening in my dream in Arabic.
I hope it will be like this again.
That's the right thing to say, I hope it will be like this again.
Ok, great, thank you Ramzi.
We have to finish, but thank you very very much, as always.
And we will talk again soon.
We will talk soon, I wish you a happy day.
You too, thank you very much Ramzi, good bye.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Discussion on dreams, psychology, obsessions, and failures.
Conversation about dreams in the context of personal experiences and aspirations.
Multilingualism and dreaming in different languages.
Summary:
The dialogue revolves around dreams, psychology, obsessions, and failures. The speakers share personal experiences and aspirations related to dreams, mentioning recurring dreams and the fear of failure. They discuss the significance of dreams in reflecting one's inner thoughts and emotions, particularly in the context of pursuing aspirations and coping with challenges.
The conversation also touches on multilingualism and dreaming in different languages, highlighting how language influences the subconscious and mental processes. Overall, the discussion provides insights into the complexity of dreams, the impact of cultural influences on dreaming, and the importance of hope and clarity in achieving one's aspirations.
FAQs
You can use 'Nammeet' in the context of growing something or developing something.
'Ahlam mutaqarrara' refers to recurring dreams.
The Arabic word for 'failure' is 'fashal'.
'Mojarrad' can be used in the same way as 'just' in English, for example, 'it's just a question'.
'Khater' means 'to come up with'. For example, if you can't remember something, you can say 'khater' to indicate you've forgotten it.
'Nabd' in Arabic refers to the heart rate, which symbolizes the pulse of life. It is associated with feelings and vitality in life.
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