Interpretation?

Hello,
Well, I had a dream last night. I went through the glossary a bit to try to understand it; it’s my first attempt on my own, so I’m now coming to you for your opinion.

I am in an enclosure that must once have been a garden. which would mean inner growth, a harmonious and balanced personality But it’s no longer a real garden; it has been overtaken by conifers. (trees in a garden: improvement of one's state of being, evergreen, not to be brought down by worries)
These pines or firs are very tall and so thick that I am almost suffocating. To my left, there is an old building that continues into a boundary wall. Another wall is behind me. The density of the conifers prevents me from seeing the other boundaries of the garden.
A tree has even grown at the base of the wall.
A man is with me; I think I know him, but I’m not quite sure who he is (which forces me to view differently the personality of the man I’m involved with).
As I was nearly suffocating, this man strangely explained the growth of these trees, almost as if he had cultivated them himself; he even bent down to show me how the one growing in the wall was even more powerful than the others (sexual power).
The wall, request denied, but for the man in question, satisfaction of a duty fulfilled.

My interpretation or synthesis:I must not let my sorrow bring me down. Seeing how I am suffocating from his rejection of my love, the man I love shows me his strength and power, and that I had misjudged his personality. He is satisfied to have rejected me for the sake of my inner balance.
This is my first attempt, so I look forward to your feedback or objections.
Thank you for your help

Hello Mamyol,

I have nothing to add to your interpretation.

Maybe just the wall. Could the wall signify “blocking” or “division/separation”?

:-*, ClaudiaC

Hello Claudiac,

And thank you for sharing your opinion. Apparently, I’m making progress in interpreting, lol!

Yes, the wall probably also means separation; both interpretations are valid.

And given the events that followed this dream so closely, I would say it was a premonitory dream.

So dreams like that, the fewer I have...

Thank you again.
Kisses

Good evening Mamyol,
The word “wall” can also mean an insurmountable obstacle, a trial, and so on… :o
Best regards
Ladysally :-*

Good evening Ladysally,

And thank you for coming to complete this interpretation, which, as I mentioned, was a premonition, since my romantic relationship ended the day after the dream.

Good evening

Hello, it's me again!
Well, on Tuesday I had a dream that I wanted to try to interpret, but since I couldn’t find anything in the glossary, I’m turning to you for help.

It takes place in a kitchen, a long open-plan living space with the table roughly in the middle, in front of me; the door is behind me, slightly to the right, and on my left is the worktop with a window above it.

I am standing in front of the table.

On the table, two plates, but not facing each other. In front of me is my father, who has been dead for three years, dressed in his holiday suit that I remember seeing him wear for a meal at my house when my youngest was seven years old. He is eating cheese with his knife, as he used to, and talking to me at the same time. But I can’t understand a word of what he’s saying, a bit like during the last days of his life when the illness made his speech incomprehensible.
The second plate is my grandson’s, who left the table without finishing his meal and is crying. I can’t understand either of them.
I head to the workbench to address their requests but can't get anything done. At the same time, Mom comes into the room and asks me for something else. I feel like I'm running in all directions, a bit overwhelmed, and I can't get anything done.
I get upset too and actually send Mom back, asking her to wait, since I can't be everywhere at once. I have to take care of Dad first while keeping an eye on my grandson.
And that’s when I woke up.

So, I'm counting on you a bit to help me understand.
Thank you

Hello Mamyol,

You have a transformation to undergo, negotiations, a possibility of opening up to yourself.
Do not defy the law, authority, or obedience; by hiding the truth and revealing nothing, you are merely repeating the same things and the same acts of the past in the present. You need to be sharp, but that may hurt you. You do not understand, you are not satisfied, something is missing from you, and to be heard you shout, yet despite that, you do not understand yourself, nor does a third party, and you become even more frantic. After you have thoroughly lost your temper, you begin to react as things should be: step by step, not remaining inactive, but through sound reflection and calmness.
To ensure this situation does not recur. Take the obstacles one by one, trying to resolve them without overthinking.
Kind regards
Ladysally

Hello Ladysally,

And thank you for wanting to shed a little light on my dream.

I took a week off and spent some time on a meditative walk in the woods. There, while trying to find my way out of the labyrinth of brambles and thorns I had gotten lost in, some insights came to me that partially align with your explanation.

I hope the pain you are talking about is not related to a relinquishment that is recommended to me so as not to repeat the mistakes of a past that is long gone. But rather the mistake of having trusted a friend.
Setting that aside, and given that this dream followed the previous one, I concluded after reflection that my friend had fed me a string of lies, or rather had deliberately painted himself in a bad light so that I would distance myself from him.
It's true that, not understanding, I really got angry.
And for a week now, little by little, in small pieces, light has been dawning in my mind. To avoid dragging me into all his troubles, seeing that I was ready to forgive him some faults, he deliberately put on the face of a scoundrel so that I would hate him.
He almost succeeded, actually. But my meditation brought me a certain inner peace.

Life is not a smooth, tranquil river, and the path to happiness is strewn with many thorns and trials. It is up to us, up to me, to know how to overcome them and come out stronger, so as to better savor what is given to me.
Love is too precious to be trampled underfoot.

Thank you again for your valuable help
Kind regards

Good evening Mamyol,
Thank you for following up on my interpretation.
Kind regards
Ladysally