
Originally Posted by
ElizVanZee
In dreams your husband will represent your mind (as does any male) and show you how your mind is thinking. In this scene you might be seeing yourself thinking realistically (husband outside) when your mind has started using some undesirable ideas, perhaps the idea of acting tough (hanging around with gang-like people) which is actually quite foreign to your nature (they were all Hispanic), You have just acquired a new mental attitude or way of thinking (bought this brand new house), one in which a negative idea or feeling can actually work to your benefit (2 named female friends helping set up the place)
Your mind, thinking perhaps in terms of acting tough, is satisfying its thirst or desire but without any intelligence being used. (dark out) Some work also needs to be done on an emotional level regarding a personal point of view. (girls unpacking and sweeping in the bedroom) Where there could be room for acknowledging some sin or guilt (bathroom) an idea is seen that now appears imperfect or useless. (broken vase) The vase would imply an idea or situation that serves as a receptacle for wisdom (as it hold flowers). It is possible that the wisdom might be associated with the idea of compliments to the lady of the house – an idea that was more “present” when you first got married. [Does your husband ever compliment you on your appearance, housekeeping, cooking etc.? Could acting tough mentally be a way of avoiding to feel hurt?] The wisdom of compliments to yourself is unrealistically being seen as coming from/of your own personal inherited belief system. (mother had given it to us – when in fact she never did give you a vase) You should be very upset that the idea of compliments to yourself is an unusable idea because it is important to the True Self. The loss of the idea of compliments to yourself extends into the bedroom, which I assume is the master bedroom, implying it affects the marital relationship. [If you cannot in your own mind compliment yourself on things you have done well, your husband in physical reality will not do so either. It all starts within your own mind.]
You may need to question your own mind about how this idea (the vase) came to be no longer functional or useful. (ask if he knew anything about it) Mentally you may find it weird to even ask such a question. Because of the mental lack of interest in what has made an idea no longer functional (he just shrugged) you literally toss the idea out (threw pieces outside) – but note they are not relegated to a trash can; it is not meant to be seen as a worthless idea. Your mind appears to be functioning in militaristic fashion (military uniforms), perhaps simply according to its training or aggressively or perhaps just obeying orders in this situation. The dark green implies very worldly thinking that is rather negative applies to this way of functioning and to the situation your mind is in. (Here again a situation and mental function is not seen realistically. You seem expected to show affection for this style of thinking or there could be consequences. (telling me to kiss him or else) but you know this is not the time or the place for this response.
What your mind is forcing you to listen to is very foreign to you and to the True Self and very open to interpretation. (what was said is in subtitles like a movie) Your mind and its idea of acting tough seems part of some self delusion. Where your intelligence is influenced by the idea of acting tough, you appear to be forcing yourself to listen to what your mind is telling you - because if you do not, you could end up being very critical of yourself for not listening to your own self instructions (they would shoot me in my ear) When you show affection for a way of thinking influenced by the idea of acting tough, you end up mentally abusing yourself and while the self criticism may seem correct (bullet hit right side) it is inflicting emotional pain. The interpretation you put upon your own self delusions is seen as reflecting a dangerous sacrifice. (subtitles in blood red) Mentally complaining about yourself while living with the idea of acting/being tough makes you vulnerable to complete emotional devastation. (they said they’d take me out) Your way of thinking is “killing” – seriously hurting - your True Self.
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