Is it a premonitory dream?

I dreamed that I was in a house where my best friend (and lover) was. I was in the house doing some cleaning when I passed by a room where a sick person was lying, whom I thought was my friend's daughter. There were also two blonde twin sisters. As I passed by, my friend in the dream pointed to them and said, "That's her." The two twin sisters laughed. Then, all of a sudden, I found myself in the room and took the sick person in my arms, saying, "Don't worry, we're going to get you out of here." After that, I told my friend, "Don't worry, she's going to pull through." I turned around and said, "But that's not you!" (I couldn't recognize him physically; he actually scared me a bit.) I said, "That's impossible, that's not him. He's been bewitched." And then I woke up.

Here is my dream, if anyone could tell me what they think of it? Thanks in advance, looking forward to hearing from you. Friendship, Pat

Hello Tumbarello,

Your dream is quite complex and it seems to carry an important message. It may be prophetic, but I am not convinced. I have tried to outline the main points of this dream by analyzing a number of details. I hope this will nevertheless shed some light on it for you.

…I was in a house…: represents the inner state of this friend with whom you feel comfortable

…I was doing some tidying up…: You want to bring order to this friend’s mind

…in front of a room…: this room represents feelings, I suppose, that of the one who appears to be your friend's daughter, and it seems that you will discover and learn about aspects of this friend's life and that of his family; a matter of a private nature

…there were two blonde twin sisters… and his two twin sisters were laughing: it seems to indicate duality in relation to character and problems concerning your friend and his close ones. Are the problems more serious than they appear? It seems that someone is being mocked by a third party. One should fear petty sorrows and misunderstandings; unfortunately, there is confusion and doubt.

… I comforted the sick person by saying, “Don’t worry, we’ll get you out…”: You seem to want to try to make up for the harm done to your friend, who apparently was the victim of mockery.

… but it’s not you (I didn’t recognize him physically…: Will you discover a side of your friend’s character that you didn’t know about by trying to offer your support?

Hello Josy,

Thank you for your interpretation. It is true that when I dream, it is never for nothing, and sometimes I am afraid of it. Let's hope this one will open my friend's eyes, and that it is not too serious. Thank you again, have a good end to your day, see you soon.

Hi Josy, sorry, I forgot to tell you that last night my daughter had a dream about my friend. He was wearing a suit as if he were going to a wedding (but my daughter couldn’t tell me if he was the groom). Then my daughter spots him from afar and walks over to him, saying, “Uncle, what are you doing here?” (because my daughter calls him Uncle). She sees his son dressed strangely (she told me she didn’t know what his son was doing) and she woke up.

If I mention my daughter, it is because when I have a premonitory dream, she has one too, either the same night or the day after, and our two dreams complement each other.
If you could tell me more, Josy? Thanks in advance, looking forward to hearing from you.

Hello Tumbarello,

Could you tell me more about his son Julien's attire? What does your daughter mean by "weirdly"?

Were there any other people around your friend? Does she remember the place where she saw your friend?

See you soon

It’s Josy again. I just had a phone call with my daughter, and she told me that my friend was out on the street, as if he were going to play at the Costa Rica casino, and all that follows. Her son Julien was also dressed up, but not quite as well as his father—trousers and a shirt (I should say that he usually dresses in a rather rustic style, so this was quite a change). And when my daughter saw my friend, she rushed over saying, “What are you doing here? You could have told us you were coming. I wanted to show you the dress Mom bought for my cousin’s wedding.” So there you go, Josy, those were my daughter’s words (since I’m getting married in July and I bought a dress).

Thank you in advance; perhaps you could enlighten me now. Thank you.

Hello Tumbarello,

Regarding your friend's outfit and his son's, I'll give you some details: you and your daughter should highlight the criteria that align more with his dream.

• Good that we have: we will reach a good situation
• Elegant: a good omen
• Blanc: We will be received in a pleasant manner
• blue: joy
• Red: we will become arrogant
• yellow hypocrisy
• Green: a hope will come true
• black: mourning – but wearing mourning clothes: good health
• that we carry sad days and a painful job
• what we wear: satisfaction
• dark or black: fear of unforeseen misfortunes

Now, regarding the location, could your daughter tell us the characteristics of this street? For example, whether it was lively, whether it was deserted, whether it was wide or narrow, whether it went uphill or downhill, whether it was winding, whether there were few people or many people. This is important because the street is a symbol of our future, so depending on the quality and characteristics of this street, we will be better informed.

Dream analysis is a particular exercise; we must take into account the smallest detail, for each element conveys information, and it is the totality of these elements that delivers a message.

See you soon