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Waxing Gibbous in Aquarius hour of Saturn, 23 min Mars's day

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What does my dream signify?

What this is

The question of one who has dreamt something striking and wants to know what it signifies. It asks the oracle to interpret another oracle, the dream itself. It carries the unease of waking from a dream that will not let go.

What it governs

Opens the domain of dreams and their meaning. It governs visions in sleep and any sign whose import is in doubt, asking what the night was trying to say.

Its properties

Its answers turn on the significance of the dream, and it suits the querent troubled or intrigued by a real one. Its honest use is to weigh a dream that genuinely lingers. Its shadow is reading every passing dream as a verdict, surrendering judgement to sleep's random theatre.

Where else it appears

The same note is the dream-interpreter at Pharaoh's court, the incubation slept in the healing-temple to receive a true dream, the figure cast on what the night-vision meant. Across traditions the dreamer has asked the pattern to read the message of sleep.

Where you meet it on the Oracle

Choosing this question routes your Sign of 32 to a verbatim answer about what your dream signifies. It binds most to the Crescent Moon, ruler of dreams and the unseen, and to the Eye in the Triangle for the higher sight that reads the hidden. Read its folio as the meaning of the dream you carried into the day.

Why it matters

It stands sixteenth because dreams have always seemed to come from beyond the dreamer, and the oracle must help read what they say. It asks you to weigh your dreams rather than obey or dismiss them wholesale.

Correspondences

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16

Where this comes from

  • Kirchenhoffer, The Book of Fate (Oraculum), 1822

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