A grave is traditionally read as something laid to rest — a past, a grief or an old version of yourself. Visiting it is a way of remembering and letting be, and dream books do not read it as a sign of death. An open grave points to something unfinished that has not been put away yet, while a well-kept one is read as respect for a memory. Seeing your own name on a stone is a common, unsettling version, taken as a big change in identity — one chapter of you ending. Flowers on a grave are read as love that continues after a loss.
Where in your waking life have you met something like this lately?
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