Dreams.
The interpretation of dreams.

To interpret dreams, there are a series of sources, ranging from opposite signs (things that mean exactly the opposite), classic tales (like when we dream of a single shoe, which reminds us of the Cinderella story, meaning that someone wants to marry us), history, etc. On this occasion, we are going to talk about one of them, which is: SAYINGS AND POPULAR PHRASES: sayings, both local and from other regions, are often based on metaphors, so they are a source of meaning. For example, the phrase: “Hearing footsteps on the roof,” which implies that we feel threatened by someone or something;





the fact is that a house is related to our Being, and the roof represents our head, so if in the dream we see footprints on the roof of our room, it reminds us of that phrase about hearing footsteps on the roof. Therefore, it means that we feel threatened by a certain situation or that there is a situation that has been worrying us lately (that is, something is not right). But even if it is not a well-known phrase in our region, it can still be applicable because, as we said, it is based on a metaphor. Another very common type of saying is those related to closing a door, for example: “Closing the door doesn't always mean walking away; sometimes it just means protecting yourself,” so when in a dream we close the door on someone, it means that we are denying that person the possibility of returning, making friends, or rekindling a relationship. So, as we can see, popular phrases and sayings are a whole source of meaning, so if in our dream we see something that reminds us of a popular phrase, we must take into account what that phrase implies, as it holds the key to deciphering the dream.