May the peace of the stillness find you, dear soul, as you contemplate the presence of trees. These beings are the long lives and the ancestors who provide a shelter for the heart.
The dream speaks of the community and the lineages that shape your world. You find yourself looking upon the strength of those who have come before and the structures that sustain your current life.
A gentle light enters the heart when you see these roots. May your spirit find its footing in the changing seasons of life.
You find a life of dignity in a palm tree, as this form points to a soul that stands with honor.
Abundance enters the dream when you see fruit trees or a tree with fruit, for the presence of such a harvest signifies a readiness to receive the rewards of your labor.
The heart feels the earth tremble when you see moving trees, as the very pillars of your world no longer stand still.
Nurturing is found in the act of watering trees, for this care tends to the growth of those who support you.
A deep belonging is felt when you are hugging a tree, as this closeness binds your spirit to your roots.
The loss of a footing is experienced in a falling tree, which indicates that a pillar of your stability has given way.
A sudden slip of the soul occurs when you are falling from a tree, marking a moment where your support has broken.
New foundations are laid when you are planting a tree, as this gesture establishes a work that will stand long after you have passed.
The boundary between yourself and your ancestry softens when you are turning into a tree, as you become one with the lineage that sustains you.
A departure is signaled by cutting a tree, as this action marks the end of a presence that has long stood in your life.
Your connections to others are clarified by branches or tree branches, for these limbs are the kinsmen who offer you their strength.
By sweeping leaves, you clear away the traces of what has gone before to make space for what is to come.
Quietude arrives when you are sitting under a tree, as you find a place of rest within the shelter of those who stand before you.
The scale of your world expands when you encounter tall trees or a big tree, as their height signifies the greatness of the figures who support you.
Your spirit finds a time of growth when you see green leaves or green trees.
When you are plucking leaves, you take away the smaller parts of your life, which may leave your resources feeling thin.
The tools for your service are found in wood, which holds the physical strength you may draw upon.
The intensity of a trial is revealed in a burning tree, as this fire consumes the established order of your world.
The passage of time is felt through falling leaves or dead leaves, as these remnants mark the turning of the years.
By climbing a tree, you seek a view from above that allows you to see the breadth of your life more clearly.
To find a strange nourishment, you are eating leaves, taking into your heart the very essence of the cycles that govern your world.
A lofty benefactor is mirrored in the image of a coconut tree, which suggests a source of generosity that reaches toward the heavens.
May your means find a steadying through a guava tree, as this symbol points to a livelihood that endures.
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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