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A dream in which I see myself going into a very renowned and very chic “Arab” restaurant. I am with my mother and my aunts. We are seated at a well-placed round table in the center of the restaurant. The décor is beautiful, with lovely curtains on the walls and fabric panels at the reception. The atmosphere is warm. We chat, and I look at the table next to us where a family is eating (it is actually the owner of the restaurant). They are eating dishes (a soup) that look delicious. The owner addresses us and speaks to us kindly. We are served very good dishes. Suddenly, a strange man enters (the kind of guy who comes to beg in restaurants; brown, poorly dressed) holding a spray in his hand; he heads toward the women’s restroom, spraying water. The owner gets up and runs toward the kitchen. There, a man comes out (tall, brown, sturdy, even a bit round, with long hair… strange, as he has effeminate manners)… he enters the restroom, quickly pulls the guy out, and drags him outside, where another man from the restaurant is standing with a huge knife; I see the man threaten the beggar to slit his throat if he ever sets foot in the restaurant again.

With that, a strange change of location… I’m at home (well, in a house that would be mine; the walls are solid and sound, a kind of beautiful manor. There’s a huge garden outside. I go out to walk around it; the garden connects to the neighbor’s, and I see a huge snake coming out of the neighbor’s house… all of a sudden, I realize that the garden is infested with snakes, huge ones, small ones… everywhere…

I run to find my father; he tells me we need to build a wall between the two gardens to protect us. We also need to put out hedgehogs that will eat the snakes… I see one that is actually eating a snake. He also calls in an owl that attacks the snakes in flight.
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The wall is quickly built and an iron gate is placed between the two gardens…

Here is a strange dream...

Please help me see things more clearly.

Hello Malergo!

I don't forget you.
It's just that your dream is long, so I proceed step by step: a few definitions every morning! Lol!

See you soon.
Friendship

Hello Malergo;

Restaurant:
The great restaurant of life is love.
What is being served to us? This is what is symbolically within your reach in your romantic life.
Waitresses are: our instinct of generosity in relation to an emotional bond. We become servers of love.
Do we eat? It is very important to enjoy a relationship.

Mother:
The mother of the dream life can have two meanings. She may truly represent the natural, biological mother, or she may signify the symbolic mother, who gives not the life of the flesh, but life as universal energy, assisting the soul as it ascends from one level to the next toward maturity.
Whether it is the one or the other, the biological mother or the universal mother, she most of the time takes the physical form of the biological mother.
Whatever its presentation, form, symbol, reality, or philosophy, the mother lives in each of us as love, the joy of life, and psychological balance. She represents our capacity to want to live, to fight, and to survive through battles and failures.
According to the reports we have had about her, she can become the unconscious symbol of an instinct of frustration, anxiety, and oppression that persists in life.
Motherhood can be an exploration of our emotional life.
If one often dreams of her, it is a sign that one lacks confidence and has not yet achieved independence.
In a woman's dream, the mother represents the lover, often a secret love; therefore, seeing her joyful and beautiful is a sign of happiness.
For a woman facing an emotional decision, the mother represents the lover, and the father represents the husband. The mother is the capacity to love healthily or pathologically. She is the unconscious sensitivity, the instinct, the drive toward a certain behavior.

Table:
It represents the stability of life. It places the dreamer within their emotional and romantic life.
The appearance of the dining table : indicates the quality of a union, a marriage.
A well-set table, Filled with fruits and food: a sign of abundance in love, especially if you are invited to eat.

Round, Circle:
The circle is the principle of unity without beginning or end. It possesses a magical value. It symbolizes a complete cycle, fullness through successive ascending stages.
Finding yourself in the middle of a circle: balance restored.
If the square symbolizes the earth, the circle represents the sky. That is why seeing a circle in a dream speaks of understanding and the power to create.
Spiritual creation manifesting in material continuity and remarkable innovative power.

Center:
The sacred place is always at the center.
The place in the dream life represents a state, the beginning of something, a birth. The beginning of a work, a radiance, an organization.
The center highlights the beginning of a work, a creation, and even speaks of its entire realization.

Curtains:
Curtains that embellish the house symbolize luck gained through relationships and affiliations.
Rich velvet drapes portend a life facilitated by influential friendships.

Fabrics :
Symbol of destiny.

Dishes:
What they contain : represents what is offered to us in affective and social life.
Their condition reveals to us our happy or unhappy activities.
Their content: informs us of what we can expect in terms of joys and frustrations in our relationships.

Soup:
Eating soup: announces the cure of an illness, the disappearance of an obsession.
We always feel liberated after this dream.

To speak, Word :
Speech is perceived as a revelation, intuition vibrates as a diffuse message. Whether words are manifested or unmanifested, they reach the mind that understands in both cases and rationalizes them.
Unspoken speech created the earliest times of the universe; it issues active commands. The face of God is composed of 32 letters, which created the world, the universe, and the galaxies. The word kills or gives life. The man who speaks becomes a creator of life or death. It is therefore very important to understand words and to use them as a tool of creation. In a biblical sense, the word symbolizes wisdom. It must be heeded in dreams as in reality, for it informs, advises, and prepares the actions and ascents of today and tomorrow, and composes, in relation to the past, the revelation of destiny.

Man:
Man is the solar symbol.
Dressed in light: a good omen
Dressed in black: misfortune
Of mature age: satisfaction.
An old man signifies a providential element of destiny.
For a woman: sexual, erotic. Dreaming of a stranger forces her to view the personality of the man she is currently involved with from a different perspective.

Main:
The hand asserts action and intention. It manifests creativity and increasing supernatural elevation and can “see” symbolically. It is a symbol of strength and skill.
The left hand is feminine, the right hand is masculine.
The right hand action, will.
The left hand : passivity, secrecy
See the back of the hand : foreshadows a setback to absorb
If it’s someone else’s chance coming from this person

Privy:
What must be flushed down the toilet indicates what is mentally exhausting you and preventing you from flourishing. This applies to both your personal and professional life.
What must be forgotten must return to the earth. In this way, there is liberation, a release from obsession.

Fountain:
It is the affirmation of a pure and idealized feeling of what love can inspire at its most evolved.

To run:
It can have several meanings.
Why do we run? Out of flight, out of fear, or in pursuit of a goal.
Running can take the form of an inner conflict with oneself or with others.
Who are we fleeing from? In that sense, we must know who is trying to subjugate us.
Running and reaching the set goal represents a personal radiance that allows us to achieve our objectives.

Cuisine:
The kitchen announces upcoming events, the mutations.

Hair:
Hair is colored by its hue, and its style shapes its sexual appeal. The symbol of vigor in intimate life carries the same significance as nails. They have a seductive aspect in sexual, associative, and social life. They speak to your magnetic power over others. In dreams, your ability to prove your virility or your attraction is reflected in your abundant, long, healthy, clean, and well-groomed hair, which then foretells happiness in love.

Knife:
It comes close to the meaning of the axe and the scissors. It announces conflicts, putting an end to passivity.
Stabbing a person with a knife means that they will be told hurtful words.
Stabbing an enemy to death signifies a victory over oneself or over another person. The interpretation must be adapted according to the dream scenarios.
Long knives, such as swords, evoke the nobility and spiritual dignity of those who fight for justice or war.
While short-blade knives indicate instinctive impulses.
The bread knife symbolizes an abundant and prosperous life after a breakup.

Cut:
Depending on the outcome, it means either separation or happiness in love.

Throat:
Pertaining to feelings.

Foot:
The foot has powers identical to the key.
The key serves to open doors to the supernatural or the temporal, moving from the unattainable to the attainable.
For it is the foot that decides where it will place its evolutionary step. In this sense, agility is marked by wings at the feet. The foot is therefore a manifestation of the soul that decides its earthly trajectory. It is a power of realization, above all, to be affirmed through material, sexual, and social life.

House
The house represents the sacred center of the dreamer's life, their state of mind through events, and their earthly position in relation to celestial influences.
She is the life of the dreamer, the continuous fabric of his experience.
The façade reveals the external aspect of personality; it is like a mask of the being, the appearance, what seems to be offered.

Manor, Château :
It is our greatest dream of fulfillment and personal achievement. The castle places us in the quest for self-discovery through a process of personalization toward perfection and wholeness. The aspects it represents are manifold; first, wonder, dream, and the inaccessible world. Transcendence positions the dreamer on the rungs of the soul’s elevation, of perfection, in order to reach the inaccessible. Reserved for the king, that is, for the greatest moral comfort, for the greatest dignity merited by the perfection of the soul: love, ease, esteem.

Garden:
The garden evokes the most subjective of all things. The garden is our inner paradisiacal center, where our gazes stretch to infinity, over joy, pleasure, and happiness.
The garden represents natural, sexual, and spiritual life, where the door to God is constantly open.
The garden is the inner perception directed outward. It is there that one must not allow the destroyers of flowers, trees, and shrubs to enter, for each plant in the vegetation represents a magical, affective, amorous, and divine power as an intermediary.
One encounters there a cave, a fountain, a statue, a spring, a jet of water, bearing the sacred aspect of personality in all its rebirths and growths. It is the intriguing, mysterious refuge, the island at the center of oneself, where one retreats to regain serenity, dream, peace, and to regenerate.
The garden is everyone we love; it’s also where the wedding takes place very often.
The view of a garden forces one to become aware of a truth.

Snake:
The most versatile symbol, drawing its source from time immemorial; it is the undifferentiated force, sometimes positive, sometimes negative.
It is everything that is unconscious vital principle.
The serpent is hermaphroditic, it unites the two souls, feminine and masculine. The Luciferian entities penetrate Eve under the symbol of the serpent, and she understood the capacity to think, to be conscious of her instincts and her body, and to choose between good and evil. The initiates of esotericism see in it the basis of all evolution. The coiled serpent sleeping at the base of the spine in the first vital center must awaken and rise to animate each center with a mystical consciousness; once it has reached the top of the head, the initiate appears in the human being.
In that regard, the god of darkness transforms into the god of light.
In symbolism, it is associated with the underworlds, the depths of the earth, the primordial waters, as well as the heavens, the firmament, and the purified air.
And in this transfer, there are demonic energies that are transmuted into divine energy as the light penetrates us through perfection.
The snake that follows us represents our intuition guiding us.
In dreams, it most often expresses our sexual life.
Seeing several intertwined snakes speaks of a disordered sex life.

Neighbor:
The neighbor is a symbolic character; he is the shadow of the dreamer, the part of his life of which he is barely aware. He comes to speak to him about a present situation, a current problem.
In a woman's dream, the neighbor represents an overlooked facet of a man she has had or had in her life. Sometimes, it is someone who remains attached to her trail, even though she has forgotten him.

Father:
The father represents the maturity of the spirit to be attained, the inner hero. He represents power, authority, love, the ideal, and the husband. The father is the active force that serves the instinct of domination and gives the sense of the highest transcendence.
To possess one's inner father is a death and a rebirth. It is to gloriously live out the hero's feat, that is, his capacity to love.
To have access to the father’s transcendence: it is to transcend the need to be paternal, to accept support without clinging to it. It is to be able to face one’s solitude, so as to allow the autonomy that leads to the true capacity to love, without fear, without possessiveness, to germinate. It is to be able to destroy within oneself the darkness, the shadows inherited from the instinct of the first man. In the struggle to reach maturity in dreams, the father appears in the aspect of the masculine and active principle. In every individual coexist the dual aspects of the father, negative and positive.
In dreams, the negative father: he brings us back to authoritarianism, destruction, castration, and oppressive laws and justices.
The other, positive aspect of the father: he reveals to us true individuality, which shines like the sun and projects itself into the future, embracing the laws and revelatory words through participation in external social life.
The father represents all active principles.
Compared to the mother: the father is a greater symbol of happiness and distributes more energy; love is more fulfilling and deeper.
Whether his father is alive or dead in real life, dreaming of him: indicates a genuine relationship with him, according to the state of life and the situation in which one finds oneself.
The father in the dream: may signify the state of a feeling one experiences toward a man or a woman, as the father is often the symbol of marriage.
For a woman: the father represents the husband or the free man, and the mother represents the lover or the secret man.

Wall:
The wall, the rampart, indicate a piece of land, a garden, or a space to be protected.
It is the womb that precisely defines the boundary, indicating the prohibitions to be observed at the center, that is, the intimate, secret, and sacred place where every individual receives the interaction of heaven-and-earth vibrations. It is there that the main stakes of life are played out on the earthly plane: what boils intensely in subjective life, affective life, sexual life, family life, and social life, connected to the dimensionless celestial sphere.

Hedgehog:
It symbolizes greed and gluttony hidden behind the appearance of shyness.
Personification of any determined and selfish individual who finds a way to enrich themselves through action, cunning, and aggressiveness.
Hedgehog ready to launch its spines: your aggressiveness is harming you.

Cool:
She symbolizes the observant and thoughtful spirit that prevails in the darkness, one that fears not a lie. A nocturnal bird, some have given her a reputation as a thief and a dishonest one.

Summary:

Well, we can say that by its length and the diversity of the definitions, here is a dream that gave me a hard time!

You have reached the pinnacle of success, both in love and in material matters.
It is in this part of you that you indulge and would like to stay.
But, because there is a but, like everyone else, you have a dark side to your coin.
Even if you try to ignore and reject it, you have a much less beautiful side deep down. You also resort to all your authority (that of the father) and the protection of a wall to keep it away from you, and to a knife to cut it off. You want to jealously preserve all these beautiful things you have discovered in yourself.
But in the end, through the presence of the owl, you ultimately accept to face the truth, to accept your lies as well, or at least to admit your flaws.
It is up to you now to find the right balance between Yin and Yang.
Accept what is dark in order to correct it.

Best regards

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