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Dreaming of Flowers
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Dreaming of flowers is about the fine and delicate part of your nature and what condition it is in. In the psyche, this is the opening of something in you that is genuinely beautiful and genuinely fragile, the display a life makes when it has arrived at the point of being able to show itself. Something tender in you is coming into the open. If they were blooming, ask what part of your nature has finally been able to unfold. If they were closed, examine what has not yet been permitted to open. If they seemed too exposed, notice how vulnerable a thing becomes at the exact moment it becomes lovely. Everything that opens is putting itself at risk. This dream asks what is blooming in you, and whether the world has been kind to it.
There is a life cycle in this image, and it carries the vibration of the third number, the energy of growth, fragility, and the short span in which anything is at its height. What opens here does not stay open. If they were at their best, ask what in your life is at a peak that will not last. If you knew they would fade, examine what grief accompanies every beautiful thing precisely because it is beautiful. If you tried to preserve them, notice how a person will kill a thing attempting to keep it. If they had already begun to turn, the dream may be describing an ending you are only just beginning to register. Nothing that blooms was ever going to remain. The dream asks what has reached its fullness in you, and whether you have taken it in while it lasts.
There is an attraction in this symbol that the psyche does not hide. This is what a living thing produces in order to be wanted, and it is entirely bound up with the capacity to draw toward you what you require. If they were vivid, ask what in you has become able to attract what it needs. If nothing came, examine what display of yours has gone unnoticed. If they were opened toward someone, notice what part of you is offering itself. If you cut them, the dream may be describing a capacity you have removed from its source for the sake of a display. What is beautiful in a living thing is almost always what it uses to survive. The dream asks what you have been offering, and whether anyone has come.
There is a counterfeit available in this image, and the psyche has no patience for it. What is made to look like this and is not alive is a manufactured feeling, an emotion produced for an occasion rather than experienced. If they were artificial, ask what sentiment in your life has been assembled rather than felt. If nobody could tell, examine what performance of tenderness you have been sustaining. If they never faded, notice that this permanence is the whole of the evidence. If you preferred them, the dream may be describing a fear of anything that could actually die. What does not wither was never alive. The dream asks what you have been producing, and whether any of it is real.
Dreaming of Receiving Flowers
Dreaming of being given this offering names a tenderness that has been extended to you. Somebody has brought you something beautiful and fragile. If you were moved, ask what regard has reached you that you had not expected. If you were suspicious, examine what has taught you that a gift is always a transaction. If you did not know who they were from, notice how frequently a kindness arrives without any attribution. If you set them aside, the dream may be describing an inability to receive an affection that was genuinely offered. What is given at the peak of its life was given at some cost. The dream asks who brought you this, and whether you were able to take it.
Dreaming of Wilting Flowers
Dreaming of the beautiful thing failing names something in your life that has passed its height and is going. It was lovely, and it is not now. If you had forgotten to tend them, ask what tenderness in your life you have neglected past recovery. If they were dying of nothing you could name, examine what is failing in you without any identifiable cause. If you kept them anyway, notice what a person preserves out of loyalty to what a thing used to be. If you threw them out, the dream may be describing an acceptance you have finally reached. What is wilting was not always wilting, and that is the whole of the grief. The dream asks what has faded in you, and whether it could have been saved.
Dreaming of Cutting Flowers
Dreaming of taking the bloom from its source names a beauty separated from what was keeping it alive. You have it, and it is now dying. If it was for someone, ask what you have taken from your own living nature in order to make an offering. If it was for a display, examine what you have sacrificed to appearance. If you regretted it, notice how a person can destroy the very thing they wanted by wanting to keep it. If you would not cut them, the dream may be describing a reverence for the living that most people do not possess. Everything cut is beautiful and dying at once. The dream asks what you have taken, and whether it was worth what it cost the plant.
Dreaming of a Flower Opening
Dreaming of the moment of unfolding is one of the most hopeful images the psyche produces. What was closed is coming open. If you watched it, ask what in your life is at the exact instant of becoming visible. If it happened slowly, examine what patience is required by a thing that will not be hurried. If it opened completely, notice the difference between something that has emerged and something that has merely appeared. If you had waited a long time, the dream may be describing an arrival you had almost stopped expecting. What opens does so once and cannot be closed again. The dream asks what is unfolding in you, and whether you are ready to be seen.