Dreams A–Z

A distant line or place in the dream where forms, people, or paths disappear—an axis of loss and possibility.

A dream about vellum — old parchment, animal-hide pages, careful hands tracing script — pointing to memory, craft, and what we choose to preserve.

A lighthouse whose surface is soft velvet, emitting a steady warm glow that guides across a calm, tactile sea — intimate guidance rather than harsh warning.

A small domed observatory lined in plush velvet; low light, copper telescopes, folded star charts and the hush of patient watching.

A container image: a cup, boat, urn or body that holds, carries, protects or moves contents — emotions, stories, lineage, responsibility.

A primal meeting of fire and home: molten energy contained, warming and threatening a stone hearth—power held close to comfort.

A journey across unknown water or long-distance travel that feels both external and inward — leaving, navigating, arriving.

Moving in reverse through a familiar or liminal landscape — slow, attentive steps that feel both protective and exploratory.

A fragile cylinder of wax bearing grooves of sound—an object of recorded memory, preservation, decay and replay.

A quiet landscape of shifting sand where the wind carries soft voices — guidance feels subtle, layered with memory and movement underfoot.

A narrow, tree‑lined lane dominated by a weeping willow: soft branches, dappled light, a worn path that curves past a small house and a slow stream. Sense of return and small, remembered choices.

A suspended instrument moved by air — a messenger of subtle change, boundary signals, and attunement to what you might otherwise miss.

A well as a vessel of wishes: hope poured into depth, questions cast into water, and waiting for return.

A suspended wooden swing draped in trailing wisteria, moving gently between sunlight and shade.

A floating workshop where craft, travel, spectacle and private labor coexist — a studio that rises and must be maintained while on display.