Wilfred HaleMay the light that enters through your windows bring peace to your heart. Through these openings, your soul watches the world and feels the reach of hope.
Seeing clearly helps a person rest in what is to come, while a blurred sight shows a heart that is turning away from the light. A certain openness provides a sanctuary for new thoughts to arrive.
Dear soul, opening a window welcomes a freshness that expands your inner horizon. This act of inviting the air inside suggests a readiness to receive what the spirit offers.
Climbing out of a window is the soul’s way of stepping beyond its accustomed limits. This movement suggests a desire to leave behind the known to find a new way of being.
The spirit finds its rest when window blinds are drawn. This stillness creates a space for your intentions to remain hidden and sacred.
The breadth of your vision is found in the scale of the view. When you find yourself looking out a window or encountering big windows, your capacity for foresight grows, as if the world itself is being invited into your stillness.
Your footing becomes firm again through fixing a window. This work strengthens the way you stand before the world.
A sudden rupture in your outlook occurs when breaking a window or seeing a broken window disrupts your peace. This tearing down of a boundary leaves you feeling the weight of a lost way of seeing.
A desire for seclusion is expressed when closing windows shuts out the influence of the world. You find a way to keep your inner life contained and protected.
Insecurity touches the spirit when a window frame falling out or seeing a broken window frame destabilizes your footing. The bounds that once kept you safe are losing their strength.
You find yourself falling out of a window and the safety of your home vanishes in a moment. This movement leaves you exposed to everything that lies outside.
A clarity of spirit is mirrored when cleaning windows removes the haze from your sight. This effort widens the way you see your path, making the way ahead easy to discern.
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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