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Hello everyone!

I would like to ask for your help regarding a recurring dream I’ve been having since I lost sight of a certain person.

The first time I walk down the street where the person lives, on the sidewalk opposite their house, I notice that the front door has been repainted in wide horizontal stripes of pink, soft orange, and tender yellow, like a flag (I hate these colors, but in my dream they no longer bother me at all; I even like them!).
The white of the door (actual color) overflows at the top and bottom of the door.
I find myself in front of this front door and I notice the brushstrokes in the paint, as if it were oil paint.
I touch the paint.
Can I look at the doorbells, and on the top floor where this person lives, I notice that there is no longer a name, which stresses me out, but I feel reassured by the colors on the door.
I'll stay here for a while and then continue on my way.

First dream.

Second dream…

I'm walking down the street where the person lives, and the door has turned white again, slightly yellowed (as it always is!), and I notice that the names on the doorbells have changed.
I am finding traces of the person's name written on another floor.
I am overcome with sadness.
I turn around and see a man of a certain age on the other side of the street. (I automatically associate him with his father, even though I know nothing about it in reality.)
He is crying and looking for the same person I am looking for, whom he cannot find.
He is still there, waiting across from the person's house.
I am as worried as he is and wonder where the person is.
I find myself in a church elsewhere, and there is a lot of white in this place; I feel deeply immersed by the atmosphere.
I didn’t write the rest because I didn’t remember it, but my presence in that church was important.
I had this dream at most 2–3 weeks after the first one.

Third dream...

late May, early June.
I find myself on the street where the person lives, and the house seems taller than usual (in fact, it has a mezzanine plus three floors).
My gaze is drawn to the windows of the rooftop (French style) floor where the person lives, and I notice that the window frames have been repainted in Greek blue and snow white, with patterns that remind me of Greek motifs. I wonder about it, but I feel at peace.
The windows are open.
The person's name is back on the right doorbell.

There you go!
Can you enlighten me?
What is certain is that after each dream, I wake up feeling both confident and anxious, and that this person then intensely and completely occupies my thoughts for several days before things calm down.

Thank you,
Best regards,
Isabelle.

Good evening Lecomte,

At first glance, you are having a recurring dream, so it is a dream that follows a pattern. You are experiencing almost similar situations: once the person is absent, and once she has returned.
Maybe you’d like this person to come back the way they used to… with a slight change?

I will try to look at the keywords of your dream.

Best regards, ClaudiaC

Good evening again,
So there are mainly:

• street / road: direction/way?

• house

• painting (changing something: a facade, an opinion, a behavior…)

• ring (to reach someone)

• masculine person - is it known or unknown to you? - I'll leave it to you to check the definition in the glossary

• church - I will look for it in another dream… are you seeking a refuge? do you think you will spiritually transform?

I think you have these dreams because your subconscious is thinking about a certain man (whom I assume you know)?

I don't do this very often, so I might be mistaken.

Best regards, ClaudiaC

Good evening ClaudiaC!

Thank you for this first indication!

It’s strange because there are dreams I’ve had since I was little that come back at certain points in my life, either the same or evolving… I’ve always wondered what that could mean!

This one reminds me of that kind of dream.

Best regards,
Isabelle.

Good evening, Isabelle,
If your dreams evolve, it’s because your subconscious is evolving too. You’re making progress and not staying at the same “stage.”
Did you know that dreams are the revealers of our subconscious? Whereas when we are awake, our consciousness "prevails."
I’ll see if I can find more explanations for these keywords.
Best regards, ClaudiaC

I think you can guess who I’m talking about!!!

What really intrigues me about the second dream is the older man I see on the other side of the street who is looking for him, crying, and not finding him.
I am speaking with this person and understand that it is his father, whom I do not know at all in real life!
As a result, I am just as anxious as that old man!

What do you think?
I have never had one of my dreams interpreted…

Isabelle.

Hello Aziel, would it be possible for you to tell me the gender of the person in your first dream so that I can make some connections, please? Also, please let me know whether this person is known to you or not.

If your dreams evolve, it’s because your subconscious is evolving too. You’re making progress and not staying at the same “stage.”
Did you know that dreams are the revealers of our subconscious? ^Cited by claudiac.

Aziel, I corroborate Claudiac’s statements; she is right to tell you all of this… Your dreams follow one another because you are evolving, and we can clearly observe the evolution of your dreams… The fact that you have these dreams at a certain stage of your life signals to the dreamer a progression, as each of your dreams is similar yet has a particularity… and it indicates something to you in relation to your process of evolution.

Best regards, / Rolande

Good evening, Rolande!

The missing person associated with this house is known to me; he is a man.

Best regards,
Raziel.

Hello Raziel,
Yes, I know who you mean, and that’s why I’m being cautious. I experienced this feeling not long ago. A man appearing very frequently in my dreams (I understood most of it without needing any interpretation).
Was your dream clear? Was it in the early morning, just before waking up?
I asked myself the following question:

• If it were possible, could you review it in a different way? Or, since we’re talking about the unconscious, would your unconscious like to review it? I think so, but in a different way?
  I’ve put a few definitions in the glossary regarding the keywords of your dream, and you may be able to discover them soon.
  Best regards, ClaudiaC

Hello ClaudiaC!

I'll take a look in the glossary!
But in this recurring dream, he never appears… it’s his house, or rather the building he lives in when he’s in Brussels, that I see every time!
In the second dream, it’s an older male character (whom I associate with his father in that very dream) whom I’m talking to… but I don’t know his father!!!

Best regards,
Raziel.

One more detail…

I only see him in a half-awake state, or the day after this kind of dream (the house)!

Best regards,
Isabelle.

Hello Raziel,
I think your unconscious would like him to be in this house. And that he returns to your life…
Have you had this kind of dream again?
See you soon, ClaudiaC

Hello Rolande!

Since I haven't heard from you yet, I'm resending the details you had asked for…

The person associated with the house mentioned in the first dream (and in the others, for that matter) is someone I know; it’s a man with whom I’ve lost contact for the time being!

On the other hand, the old man I meet in the second dream is a stranger to me, except that I believe he is the father of the man associated with this house (in
the dream).

That said, I know the house too!

Best regards,
Raziel.

Good evening, everyone!

Here we go again...
On the night of July 2 to 3, I again dreamed of that house and that street that I know but haven't set foot in since May 18!!!

I notice that this evolving dream keeps resurfacing every three to four weeks!!!

This time I find myself on this street in the evening, it’s dark, and the front door and window frames seem freshly painted!
accent lamp style) that filter out the new multicolored checkered curtains of this person’s apartment on the top floor!
I don't recognize the usual drapes, and I'm sad and stressed.
The name on the doorbell has changed (new sticker) written in blue and green markers (blue for the new name and green regarding availability to drop off documents or book an appointment with the European Community).
The dates range from July 8 to 20.
I look again toward the window of that person and see a woman older than me (in her 40s/50s) who appears at the window and looks at me.
I'm overcome with a strong emotion because this isn't the person I know.
Result: I step back and stay at the bottom of the street because I feel the need to decompress; I need to get myself back together...
And I leave with a heavy heart!

Can anyone help me with this sequence of dreams… please!!!

Thank you,
Raziel.

Hello Raziel, how are you, dear dreamer? lol

First of all, a house represents the sacred center of the dreamer's life; it reflects their state of mind through events and their earthly position in relation to celestial influences. It is the dreamer's life, the continuous fabric of their experience. The known man: if this man was a great love in your life and you separated for serious reasons, he places the dreamer in the same situation in your life right now. However, if this known man is not the love of your life, he becomes a personal symbol that you project onto him.

The street represents your unconscious; you are making a sort of incursion. The street represents a perception coming from unconscious life. Moreover, it is dark… (perhaps something related to the forbidden, unacknowledged by the dreamer.)

The top floor (the last floor) represents color and the way of thinking in relation to what you are experiencing and the effort to adapt to it. Since you find yourself in your dream in front of the house, which is otherwise the facade, this could indicate and inform you about the external aspect of your personality; it is like the mask of the being, the appearance, what seems to be offered. The door and the threshold constitute a degree to cross for you in order to better know yourself. It is about overcoming the prohibitions of social conventions and trying to merge with one's true personality. The windows are our openness to others; they are also our ability to interact with the outside world.

You also mention the number 8 and the number 20 in your dream because you find two numbers in it: The number 8 places the dreamer before an initiatory trial; trials become increasingly difficult each time, adjusting to the degree of evolution… achieved. It is the man facing his thoughts, his actions, and his words in a result that elevates him by one degree each time, provided there is acceptance of his situation. If there is acceptance of these trials, it is victory that is announced; the inspiring breath supports intelligence in order to discover the truth…

The number Twenty manifests the awakening of spiritual life; it does not address the mediocre and inactive man, for it complicates his life. It promises the end of a trial, a long-awaited favor, and the desired professional advancement. Then there is the lady behind the window... this lady, number one (1), is naturally a hidden part of yourself that you will discover if you accept what is currently happening in your life... subsequently, this hidden part of yourself behind the window will be a new starting point for you, a new person, but it demands a decisive spirit. It is the beginning of what will succeed.

Rolande

I would like to add an interpretation of the numbers in tarot arcanum, and you can see if it resonates with you: Justice in dreams is the application of the most ethereal consciousness. This arcanum of Justice places you before the conception of eternity, confronting you at every moment with the need to restore the balance of energies in opposites, in constant relation to the outcome of these acts and thoughts, obliging us to a discipline of observing the divine laws while adapting them to earthly needs and the necessities of life. This arcanum in dreams indicates Justice in a vision of our merits and virtues before the eternal dimension of life. The arcanum of Judgement, for its part, speaks of initiatic rebirths, of attachments, of detachments. This arcanum expresses inspiration, the creative breath through mutations, the appreciation of effort, the condemnation to a step back in the trial, the will to get out of it with forgiveness, merit in acknowledging one's mistakes, placing the soul in a new value, as if realizing a kind of therapy, an immediate liberation and resurrection in personal triumph.

What is above is like what is below.
Rolande

I look again toward the window of that person and see a woman older than me (in her 40s/50s) who appears at the window and looks at me.
I'm overcome with a strong emotion because this isn't the person I know.
Result: I step back and stay at the lower end of the street because I feel the need to decompress; I need to get myself back on track...
And I leave with a heavy heart!

Yes, you feel all of this because you don't yet know this part of yourself. A+
Rolande