The house is the dream book’s picture of the self. Its rooms are read as parts of your life: the attic for thoughts and memory, the cellar for what is kept below, the kitchen for care and nourishment. A house in good repair is taken as feeling settled, while a crumbling or flooded one points to a part of life that needs attention. Discovering new rooms is one of the best-loved variants, read as room to grow that had gone unnoticed. Returning to a childhood house is traditionally read as old patterns or memories coming back into view. It can help to ask which room of your life you spend the least time in.
When this appeared in your dream, what were you feeling?
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