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Dreaming of Broken Mirror
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Dreaming of a Broken Mirror points to meeting a self image that has shattered. You are no longer one thing when you look. The psyche produces this image when an identity in your life has fractured and cannot be reassembled as it was. If you saw many faces, then something in you has split and each piece is showing a different version. If none of them was whole, examine what has fragmented. If you tried to fit them together, notice what will not align. If you looked away, ask what you could not bear. A broken reflection is a broken self image. The dream is asking what shattered yours.
A superstition attached to this the dream belongs to this as well, and it is examining rather than repeating. Bad fortune follows. If you were afraid, then a fear in your life has attached itself to an event that is a symptom rather than a cause. If you believed you were cursed, examine what your self image breaking has actually done. If nothing happened, notice what you feared. If something did, ask whether the mirror caused it. Symbols do not cause. Ask yourself what has been frightening you.
The Self That Is No Longer One Thing
Attend to the fragments. Each is accurate and none is complete. If you saw yourself as a mother and a fraud and a child, then something you have been living with has revealed that you are several people and they do not agree. If it disturbed you, examine the fiction of coherence you had been maintaining. If one piece was truer, notice which. If you accepted the multiplicity, ask what changed. Wholeness may be a story. This dream is asking whether yours has been.
What Cuts When You Try to Gather It
Beneath the surface of it lies a danger that must be respected. The pieces are sharp. If you cut yourself, then an attempt to reassemble your old identity is causing you real damage. If you bled, examine what your effort at coherence has cost. If someone told you to leave it, notice who. If you swept it up carefully, ask what you were doing. Broken self images injure the one who handles them. What the dream puts to you is what yours has done to you.
Dreaming of Breaking a Mirror Yourself
Dreaming of shattering your own reflection points to of a self image you have deliberately destroyed. You did this. If you struck it, then something in your existence has become intolerable to look at and you have ended the looking. If you were relieved, examine what you have refused to be. If you regretted it, notice what you cannot now see. If you did it in rage, ask what you were destroying. Destroying the image is not destroying the self. Sit with the question of what you were trying to end.
Dreaming of a Cracked Mirror
Dreaming of a reflection with a flaw has to do with a self image that is damaged and still functioning. There is a line through your face. If you could still see yourself, then something in you has damaged your identity without destroying it. If the crack ran through your eyes, examine what has divided your seeing. If you used it anyway, notice what you have adapted to. If you replaced it, ask what changed. A cracked image is a survivable one. It comes down to what has cracked yours.
Dreaming of Seeing Yourself in a Shard
When you dream of a partial reflection, the dream concerns a self that can only be seen incompletely. This is all you get. If it showed one eye, then a part of your life permits you to know only a fragment of who you are. If you held it up, examine what you chose to look at. If it was enough, notice what a fragment can tell. If you searched for more, ask what you were looking for. Partial self knowledge is still knowledge. The honest question is what yours has shown.
Dreaming of a New Mirror
A dream of a replaced reflection points to an identity that has been rebuilt. You can see yourself again. If the face was different, then something in your life has produced a new self and the old one is genuinely gone. If you did not recognize it at first, examine what you have become. If it was honest, notice what has been restored. If you looked steadily, ask what you saw. New reflection is new identity. The dream is plain about it: yours has formed.