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Dreaming of a House
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Dreaming of a house is a about the architecture of your own mind. In the psyche, a dwelling is not a building; it is the shape of a person, with everything they think and everything they have buried arranged in rooms, and its appearance means that a question of what you are made of has arrived. You are standing inside yourself. If it was in good order, ask what condition your interior is in. If it was decaying, examine what has been neglected in the structure of who you are. If it was larger than you remembered, notice how much of yourself you have never visited. Everybody's house is themselves. This dream asks what condition you are in.
There is an arrangement of levels in this that the psyche uses precisely. The upper floors are your aspirations and your thinking, the ground floor is where you actually live, and the basement is where everything you have refused has been put. If you were upstairs, ask what heights of your own thinking you have been occupying. If you were in the cellar, examine what buried material you have descended into. If you would not go down, notice what you have refused to look at. If you went up and down, the dream may be describing an integration that most people never accomplish. Every level is a part of you. The dream asks what floor you have been on.
There is a room in this that you did not know about. There always is. If you found one, ask what capacity you possess that you have never used. If it was sealed, examine what part of yourself has been shut away. If somebody was living in it, notice what has been surviving in a place you abandoned. If it was beautiful, the dream may be describing exactly how much larger you are than you have understood. Whatever is in the house is yours. The dream asks what you have found in yourself.
There is an intruder available in this that is very serious. Something has got in. If it was in the rooms, ask what has entered your inner life without any permission. If nobody could remove it, examine what has taken up residence in you. If it went through everything, notice what has been searching in your interior. If you drove it out, the dream may be describing a reclamation that took everything. Whatever is in the house is inside you. The dream asks what has got in.
Dreaming of a House With Rooms You Have Never Entered
Dreaming of unvisited parts of yourself names capacities you have had all your life. They are in there. If there were many, ask how much of your own structure you have never occupied. If they were furnished, examine what has been ready for you and unused. If dust was on everything, notice how long they have been waiting. If you moved into one, the dream may be describing a life that has just become much larger. Every unvisited room is a self. The dream asks what you have never entered in yourself.
Dreaming of a House Falling Down
Dreaming of a structure that is collapsing names a self that is coming apart. It is going. If the walls cracked, ask what has been failing in the architecture of who you are. If you could not repair it, examine what has been beyond any effort. If you stood in it as it came down, notice what a person does. If you got out, the dream may be describing a survival that has cost you everything you had built. Whatever falls was resting on something. The dream asks what has been giving way in you.
Dreaming of a House That Is Not Yours
Dreaming of a structure you are living in and did not build names a self you have inherited or adopted. This is not your house. If it did not suit you, ask whose way of being you have been living inside. If you could not change anything, examine what has been imposed. If it was your parents', notice what has been handed to you. If you left, the dream may be describing a departure that will cost you everything. Whoever lives in another's house is living another's life. The dream asks whose house you have been in.
Dreaming of Building a House
Dreaming of a structure you are making names a self you are constructing. You are building it. If it was slow, ask what long work you have been doing on your own architecture. If nobody helped, examine what has fallen to you. If it stood, notice what you have made. If it was small, the dream may be describing exactly what is enough. Whoever builds their own house has made themselves. The dream asks what you have been constructing.