Dream Reflection: A Restored Victorian Home and Hidden Meanings

Explore a Newton NJ Hayek’s Market customer’s vivid dream set in a renovated Victorian house, unraveling memories, symbolism, and reflections on restoration; both of the past and personal well-being—amidst a bright, crisp autumn morning.

This morning, I woke up from a dream where I was talking to Angela, my nephew’s wife. We were inside a large Victorian style house, and I told her the house was like a one-hundred-year-old virgin. I remember commenting that the renovation made the house seem brand new, even though I knew it was very old.

When I woke up, I found myself confused about the age of the house and the timing of the renovation. I wondered upon waking if maybe, in the dream, it had actually been renovated a hundred years ago, which could explain why I spoke about it that way.

The air in the dream was cool, both outside and inside the house. By the light coming through the windows, with no lights on inside, I could tell it was about 9:00 AM. Looking out, it was clear and sunny, the kind of fall morning that’s bright but crisp.

Interpretation: I’m unsure why Angela appeared in my dream, but the presence of a nine might suggest a weather event. Perhaps the vision relates to my past, or it could be connected to my very recent exploration of centuries-old breath work techniques, hinting at some form of restoration for my body and mind.

Author: Brian Schnabel

Posting that's a little off the trolley at times... Brian is a single Newtonian Gardens Apartments resident, Self-Publishing Author, cPanel WordPress Web Host and Windows 11 powered computer tech. He’s a musician, sailor, hiker, cycler and some women would say, “Magical, too!”