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39 also makes me think about problems of the past surfacing in the one dream -- a path that required turning back and trying something new.
It does to me too. I questioned who could guide someone through this situation without having the insight we both have in regards to our own personal experiences and that's what made me think, well only him and I.Each of you being the guide is a really interesting idea and not something I would have seen from the reading without your insight. It makes a lot of sense. I like that take.
3 difficulty at the beginningI've been dating a guy for a few weeks
Something in this relationship around ending something or changeThis first dream was him saying I just want to be friends nothing more
Bringing up issues from the past around this previous relationship that has left it's markI realised it was my exhusbands face and his tattoos.
Feelings of guiltThe second dream was about me being caught using online dating whilst I'm dating him.
That you are unaware ofI couldn't understand why I was doing that, it was like I wasn't even aware I was.
Wilhelm/Baynes: Hesitation and hindrance. It furthers one to remain persevering. It furthers one to appoint helpers.
Wilhelm/Baynes: Whoever hunts deer without the forester only loses his way in the forest. The superior man understands the signs of the time and prefers to desist. To go on brings humiliation.
Not a dream expert by any stretch but I think I agree with you both:
3 difficulty at the beginning
Something in this relationship around ending something or change
Bringing up issues from the past around this previous relationship that has left it's mark
Feelings of guilt
That you are unaware of
3.1
Seek helpers
3.3
And guidance
39
To see the matter differently and find an easier way
Complete stabs in the dark by the way. Also am alternatively wondering if line 3.1 refers to date/ex mentioning being a friend and 3.3 refers to the searching through the app that leads to humiliation.
*i.e the events in the dream are symbols for the advise in the hexagram, 'friend' being a symbol for get assistance and the app search a symbol for searching without guidance that leads to shame
If it's any consolation in dream theory everyone in the dream is a symbol for you, so you are you, your date is you and your ex is you, so you are essentially devastating yourself. I'm still working out dreams so this post comes with a huge pinch of salt.
My personal experience with 37.1 in relationship seemed to be about determining what the parameters were: daily routine and how we worked together to build a structure, figuring out expectations and boundaries. But it was more organic, it wasn't talk-focused but more observation and seeing how we best fit together, offering to take part in the other's duties etc. Practical things about living together and sharing space, but also where we emotionally bolstered each other.
I don't have personal experience with 37.5, but it might be saying that the more power/control one has, the more you must remember to see the other person and use the control to benefit you both -- so, be a just leader.
I think of 37 in general as how one functions with others in a small, intimate group and how to find harmony in the interactions by determining one's proper role in the group.
Thank you for saying.You made connections and assimilated the hexagrams and dream very quickly you sound like you have a lot of insight into your personal relationships and inner landscape, this is a good example for me for interpreting my own dreams.
New love prospects (3) require a powerful self-awareness (3.1) that guides and guards against triggers from the past that confuse and cause you to misinterpret the present moment and who's truly in front of you (3.3).
Also, sounds like past trauma rearing its ugly head through the new energies of connection in order to help you heal the past wounds. Can't avoid it. Only dig deep into it to see what the root is, where you need to come back into union, whether that's through forgiveness or understanding or both.
Then the relationship is doing its job! Not to sound too excited for you, bc I understand the bitter-sweet of confronting one’s shadow and realizing the effect it has and the change it requires. It’s still progress to have that awareness. And it means you can get your power back.I've had some insight into what the root is, for me personally.
I feel happy for the enlightenment on my shadow but saddened for myself as well.
I don't know where that leaves our union tbh because it's a pattern that needs to change and he may not want to.
It does to me too. I questioned who could guide someone through this situation without having the insight we both have in regards to our own personal experiences and that's what made me think, well only him and I.
Thanks. It's a lot to do with self awareness I think. When you understand yourself you essentially stop blaming others and have more clarity to figure things out really.You've managed a lot in your relationship in the short space of time of having the dream
Wow. So, this means he's willing to change or work on the things you find exhausting?His response - I've never thought about it before, maybe I'd still be married if I did.
Wow. So, this means he's willing to change or work on the things you find exhausting?
I hate to generalize, but some people are used to being self-involved where people just fit themselves around them and their lives, without ever asking for balance and reciprocity. That is, the world revolves around them. Some are that way bc they aren't very invested in meeting other's needs. It's good he was willing to see your pov. Sounds like he's not too narcissistic to see how his behavior affects others. Good sign.
Maybe he was the 3.3--someone unaware of the boundaries of your needs, desires, and what you won't accept and don't want (to give too much w/o a return). So, he was lost in the woods, unaware of your inner reality, like a disconnect. I always wonder about people with no empathy or ability to pick up clues from others or no awareness of how their behavior affects others. At best, it's just ignorance. Or, they haven't developed the capacity to connect at emotional or heart level. At worst, they don't care. Good to discern how lost in the forest he is, I think. Or diving into something long-term might be an experience of always trying to give him enough room to "improve" or be himself, like trying to become someone he's not, which could end up making you 3.3, also lost in the forest and not reading the signs about what is. Just my opinion.
Best wishes figuring out if it's worth it.![]()
... plus he's the youngest child and I think his older siblings have been 'protecting' him all his life.
I think he's very 'lost in the forest' but I've also seen significant changes in him from my gentle persuasion.
Having said that I personally feel at a crossroad whether to continue investing any energy into the relationship.
At the moment I'm extremely busy, have little time to spend with him and feel the need to take some time to 'sink into myself'
Beautiful! And so great you know your limits and have applied these boundaries to real life relations to see if they can still float. "Exhausting" for a friend or lover is...well, I prefer "replenishing" and "expanding" or at least "fulfilling."is it likely I can learn anything more and grow in myself from spending time with this man or are we able to move forward together in a healthy productive way.
My personal jurys still out on that but if it's a No to one or both of these questions it's obviously time to move on from him.
Yes for sure!! Both of these people replenish me too so I've very mixed feelings about ending the relationships.Beautiful! And so great you know your limits and have applied these boundaries to real life relations to see if they can still float. "Exhausting" for a friend or lover is...well, I prefer "replenishing" and "expanding" or at least "fulfilling."![]()
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Clarity,
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London.
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