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Dreaming of an Hourglass
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Dreaming of an hourglass is a about a time that is visibly running out. In the psyche, this is the most exacting image of a limit, in which what has passed and what remains are both in front of you, and its appearance means that a question of what you have left has arrived. Something is running out. If you watched it, ask what has been visibly diminishing in your life. If you could not stop it, examine what is going regardless of anything you do. If most of it was through, notice what a person understands looking at that. Nothing is more honest than a thing that shows you how much is gone. This dream asks what you have left.
There is a turning available in this that is the whole of its consolation. It can be inverted. If you turned it, ask what beginning again has been made possible. If it started over, examine what a fresh limit is. If you could not turn it, notice what a time is that will not be reset. If nobody would let you, the dream may be describing a finality that has been imposed. Whatever can be turned can be begun again. The dream asks whether this can start over.
There is a narrowness in this that is the entire mechanism. Everything goes through one point. If it was almost stopped, ask what has been constricted in the passage of your life. If it flowed evenly, examine what has been steady. If it blocked, notice what has stopped moving. If it ran fast at the end, the dream may be describing exactly what everybody notices about the last part. Whatever passes goes through one point. The dream asks what has been passing.
There is a symmetry in this that is the cruellest thing about it. What has gone is exactly what is left, and then it is not. If the top was empty, ask what has been finished. If you had not noticed, examine what has run out while you were attending to other things. If the bottom was full, notice what a person has spent. If you turned it, the dream may be describing a refusal to accept that anything has ended. Whatever is in the bottom is gone. The dream asks how much you have used.
Dreaming of Sand Running Out
Dreaming of a time that is almost gone names a limit that is arriving. There is almost none left. If you were frantic, ask what has been left too late. If nothing could be done, examine what has run out. If you watched it, notice what a person does with the last of something. If it stopped, the dream may be describing an ending that has come. Whatever runs out has run out. The dream asks what you have left.
Dreaming of an Hourglass That Has Stopped
Dreaming of a time that is not passing names a limit that has been suspended. Nothing is moving. If it was blocked, ask what has stopped in your life. If time did not pass, examine what has been arrested. If nothing changed, notice what a suspension of that kind actually is. If it started again, the dream may be describing something that has resumed. Whatever stops is not finished; it is stopped. The dream asks what has stopped moving.
Dreaming of Turning an Hourglass Over
Dreaming of a limit reset names a beginning again that you have performed. You turned it. If it was full again, ask what has been given back to you. If nothing had changed, examine what a fresh start actually provides. If you could turn it forever, notice what a person would do with an unlimited time. If it was the last turn, the dream may be describing a knowledge you now have. Whoever turns it has decided to begin again. The dream asks what you have started over.
Dreaming of an Hourglass Breaking
Dreaming of a limit that has been destroyed names a time that has been spilled. It is everywhere. If it was all over the floor, ask what has been lost that cannot be gathered. If you tried to collect it, examine what a person does with what has been spilled. If it could not be measured any more, notice what has become of your limit. If you were free, the dream may be describing a liberation that came by way of a ruin. Whatever is broken cannot measure anything. The dream asks what has been spilled.