Dreams of natural disaster: when changes come with a force you cannot reason with
“The elements come in dreams to those who can no longer pretend that nothing is happening.”
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Dreams of a house fire: fire passing through the familiar structure of your life
“A house fire comes in dreams to those in whom something large and hot no longer fits inside the old walls.”
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Dreams of a shipwreck: when your emotional ship meets what it was not ready for
“A ship sinks in dreams for those whose feelings are now carrying too large a cargo for a single hull.”
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Dreams of a plane crash: the moment your large plan inwardly loses its footing
“A plane falls in dreams for those whose ambition is now flying without enough sky beneath its wings.”
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Dreams of war and bombing: when an inner conflict too large for conversation runs through you
“War comes in dreams to those in whom different sides have long been arguing — and none will yield.”
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Dreams of the end of the world and the apocalypse: when an old world ends so you can have a new one
“The end of the world comes in dreams to those for whom a whole inner world is ending — and space is opening for what is not yet known.”
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Dreams of an airplane crash: when something large falls from a great height
“An airplane falls in a dream not to frighten. It falls so you finally notice which of your large plans have long been holding on one engine.”
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Dreams of an accident: when plans collide, and you see for the first time what is beneath them
“An accident in a dream is rarely about transport. It is the moment when a large route breaks, and for the first time in a long while you see the road itself without a plan.”
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Dreams of destruction: when the old is finally allowed to go
“Destruction in a dream is not a catastrophe, but the psyche’s way of freeing a space that has long been asking for air from within.”
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Dreams of war: the inner scale that has outgrown ordinary words
“War visits the dreams of those in whom the inner conflict is now larger than one conversation and one quarrel.”
