Autumn Dream

Autumn is a season of change. When you dream of Autumn, leaves are turning brown falling off trees. The warmth and excitement is coming close to an end; replaced by transformation and change.

All good things go through cycles, and when Autumn appears in a dream, you can certainly expect the highs to go lowers, and the lows to go higher. Some positives turning negative, and some negative aspects of your life turning positive.

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  1. I had a dream that I was visiting a man that had an small arena filled with Autumn leaves. In the pile of leaves, there was a ride that would spin you around and dunk you into the leaves. I remember worrying about not being able to breath under the leaves but the man assured me that it was very easy to breath under the leaves. I went on the ride accompanied by other people and children and we were all tossed and twirled around and dunked under the leaves. It was a very fun ride and we all ended up safely back on the beginning platform.

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    • Autumn leaves, the central motif of your dream, are deeply symbolic. They represent change, transformation, and the natural cycle of life and death. The sight of leaves changing color and then falling to the ground is a reminder of the transient nature of life and the beauty inherent in change. The small arena filled with these leaves might symbolize a contained or personal space in your life where significant changes are taking place or where you are grappling with the idea of transformation.

      The ride within the pile of leaves, designed to spin, twirl, and dunk its riders under, embodies the chaos and unpredictability of life’s journey. Your initial worry about not being able to breathe under the leaves reflects a common fear of the unknown and a concern about being overwhelmed by life’s challenges. However, the man’s assurance that it was very easy to breathe under the leaves speaks to a deeper truth about human resilience and the ability to find comfort and adaptability in the midst of change.

      Participating in the ride, alongside other people and children, and finding it to be a fun and safe experience, mirrors the process of confronting fears, embracing change, and discovering joy and exhilaration in the act of letting go. The presence of other people and children on the ride with you highlights the communal aspect of life’s journey, reminding us that we are not alone in our experiences of change and growth. The shared laughter and excitement serve as a testament to the collective strength and joy found in facing and embracing the unknown together.

      The dream concludes with everyone safely returning to the beginning platform, a powerful symbol of renewal and the cyclical nature of life. Just as the autumn leaves fall to make way for new growth, so too do we undergo periods of change and renewal, emerging from them transformed yet grounded, ready to begin anew.

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