Space is the great uncertainty that meets a person when the familiar ground of a life falls away. This vastness pulls the gaze toward things that are far off and hard to grasp, leaving a way to see how much remains unknown.
A feeling of being adrift can settle in the heart when there is no hand to hold or wall to lean against. You may find yourself facing a void where the old certainties no longer hold weight. I have known this stretching of the world when the walls of my own house seemed too far apart. The vastness is simply the room you have to find your way.
An asteroid strikes this uncertainty like a bolt from the blue, leaving you startled by a blow you did not see coming.
The planets show an alliance of important people when they move in a line together, bringing order to the vastness.
To find yourself falling from space is to feel your footing give way, as if the very ground you stood upon has vanished.
A spaceship or the act of going to space shows a heart set on a grander path, reaching out to touch a life that is much larger than the one known today.
Being in space brings the weight of being lost when there is nothing to hold onto in the great emptiness.
A satellite brings tidings from far away, acting as a watchful eye that keeps news for you.
An astronaut carries the ache of being apart from all others when the dream leaves them drifting without a companion.
A black hole is a heavy thing, a sudden breaking that swallows everything into a dark where nothing can be found again.
A galaxy lifts the gaze toward a far-off glory, much like the respect earned by someone who has climbed to a high place.
Being in outer space pulls at the heart with a deep isolation, as if the world has grown too large to reach.
The universe reveals a wide and bright dignity when the heavens show no clouds to hide the light.
A meteor brings news that strikes suddenly, like a flash of light that startles the senses.
Benedita LumeInterpreter interprets your dreams
Well, dear, the old houses never treated a dream as a stranger at the door. A dream was given a chair at the table like a cousin from far away. Most of what it carries is a warm sign about the life already around you, and even a hard one is usually a reminder about something small at home. Rest easy. The house is still standing.
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