May the light of peace find you, dear soul, in the many spaces you inhabit. The rooms of a dream are the many ways your own affairs stand and the way you build the house of your heart.
Your heart moves through these spaces as it seeks to order what is private and what is shared. The way you encounter these boundaries tells of your current capacity to hold your own truth and to welcome the presence of the Spirit within your own structure.
An order of peace is already present within you. May your dwelling be a place of rest.
A bedroom brings the focus to the most intimate aspects of your life and your union with the Divine.
A flooding room or a burning room signifies an intense intrusion of emotion or passion that threatens to overwhelm your usual stability.
The bathroom offers a way to shed the burdens and the shame that weigh upon your spirit.
An attic holds the weight of things long forgotten or secrets that have been left to gather dust.
The act of looking for a room shows a soul searching for a new way to hold its own truth.
The kitchen is where your inner life meets the need for nourishment and daily provision.
To be locked in a room or to be escaping a room marks an obstruction in your path, where something prevents you from moving freely through your own life.
To be hiding in a secret room is to withdraw from the eyes of the world to preserve your own safety.
Finding a hidden room acts like a window at first light, revealing a part of your own soul that was previously unacknowledged.
You find a stillness of spirit when cleaning a room, as you settle the various matters of your own heart.
When you are decorating a room, you are tending to the beauty of your inner life.
A messy room suggests that some matters of the heart remain unfinished and require your gentle attention.
The soul finds its way through renting a room, which shows that your current state is only a passing moment before something more permanent takes hold.
Wilfred HaleInterpreter interprets your dreams
Peace to your evening, dear soul. A dream is like a lamp left in a window. It shows the shape of the room more than the shape of the night outside. What frightened you in it holds no weight of its own and may be set down at the door. Whatever was good in it can be kept and given thanks for. The rest can be trusted to the morning.
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