No more brakes, graveyard in sight * * * ok

Hello,
I had a new dream last night. I searched online using keywords, but I would prefer it to be interpreted, please.

I am with my father and my stepmother. We are in the car she is driving. We are discussing her living room, which she wants to renovate, and I offer to buy it. She pulls over to the side of the road so they can get out, and then I take the wheel. Alone in the car, I speed off at high speed when the brakes suddenly fail. A sharp turn, a moment of panic, a cemetery right in front of me… Then I somehow manage to stop the car in front of the cemetery gate, right in front of a large ravine (or a moat, it is so wide). I get out and look down: there is water inside (very deep, the water is clear and yet somehow unappealing), but there is also a white car with a female inside (I can see the interior of the car as if I were the panicked young woman inside myself). A teenager and a little girl manage to get out of the car and out of the “moat.” The family calmly gets out of the car, and the car has also been pulled out of the water; of course, water is dripping from everywhere.

Please clarify for me. Have a good day.

Good evening suspens22,
Auto: You are not in control of your actions (guided by your stepmother).
It bothers you and you want to take the wheel (i.e., take charge). You are the driver, the pilot, of your own existence. It’s not very easy, because as a result you’re on your own and everything is moving too fast; you no longer have any brakes because you’re hurtling forward… the fear of falling and the great void… yet you still manage. Not all that well, deep down, because there are ups and downs. But in the end, everything will turn out for the best. The family will get through it after the major clean-up (meaning that each person will have to contribute a little to start over from scratch).
Best regards
Ladysally

Thanks ladysally, indeed it’s not far from my idea of loss of control (brakes), but I was really scared by that cemetery.

Good evening suspens22,

Yeah, I get you, cemeteries are never a fun place, grrrrr.

Dreams that take place in a cemetery are meant to convey to the dreamer that they must stop living among corrupt elements (or things) in order to integrate into healthy environments. These corrupt things are their habits, their ideals, long dead of old age and never put into practice; their stale, fermented, pestilential feelings. “Everything must be buried once and for all, and one must go in search of fresh, life-giving psychic ingredients!” says this dream.

2. A cemetery dream implies a reevaluation of one's way of thinking. Being in a cemetery signifies that one must become aware of what is dead within oneself: a feeling, a project, a job, a relationship. It can also foreshadow a death, depending on the context of the dream.

Best regards
Ladysally

Hello Lady Sally,

Your last remark worries me even more, because yesterday afternoon I had another dream, if we can call it that: my partner had died suddenly, and I had to decide whether our 4-year-old daughter was ready to say goodbye or not. I myself was afraid to kiss him (I’m afraid of physical death, the cold body and all that, and I’ve always believed the soul was in the room watching us). Then, I finally hear the doctor talking to someone; he mentions the widow (me) and then says we need to contact child welfare services for the child. And there I wake up in a terrible state.
I find my nightmares really scary and that they are getting worse!

Regards, Suspens22

Good evening suspens22,
You have a part of you that is dying, your masculine part (the yin and the yang).
You want to be both the father and the mother for your child and no longer have to be at your husband's mercy. You are not alone; you have obligations and responsibilities. You want to see him without him being there... fear of being alone, fear of not being able to make it, because the word "widowhood" says so much.
If you have problems… make the right decisions, because you will be on your own with your child.
Best regards
Ladysally

Fear of kissing him: fear of never seeing him again, fear of losing him, fear of saying goodbye. Whether or not she is able to say goodbye to him: fear that she will miss him, fear that she will not accept living without him…
If you want a clairvoyance session without providing details, you can ask and I will gladly answer.
Kisses