Hi,
Only just saw this forum, so thought I'd post.
This is something that I used to dream about a lot. I don't so much any more, but do occasionally still dream this.
It is usually an ordinary dream but somewhere within it I have to walk up stairs. Usually they start as ordinary household stairs, with a wall and banister. Then the banister and wall will disappear. Then they will become huge stairs. Sometimes over water or something, sometimes I can't see what's underneath. I'll look up and they will be broken or I can see the top of the stairs but nothing beyond it.
As I said, I used to dream this regularly - different scenarios and stairs but always the same principle. I've always wondered what it meant. I do occasionally still dream of stairs and, if I do, there's usually something wrong with them.
Any ideas?
Much love,
Lyndac xx
RE: Dreams about stairs
This is from my dream book:
Stairs: Direction in life. Note condition of stairs, whether rickety or strong. If going up, the right direction; if down, wrong direction. Running up and down, you need clarity; make up your mind and get on with your life.
Maybe it has to do with needing confidence in moving forward, knowing it's the right direction. 🙂
RE: Dreams about stairs
Thanks for that Satori. It makes sense, I guess!
Lyndac x
RE: Dreams about stairs
You're welcome, Lyndac. 🙂
RE: Dreams about stairs
Hi lyndac.
One of the meditations I guide people through within the groups I hold, is the House Meditation. A house represents yourself and all the rooms etc. are aspects of your personality, psyche etc. The ground floor is the material and thehere and now world, the upstairs is the spiritual/superconscious world. As you have stairs appearing regulary in your dreams, then I feel that maybe you are wanting to explore more of this side of yourself, but due to there being' usually something wrong with them,' it could be that this is an area that you feel is not the right thing to do or the right way to go.There could bea 'block' in your subconscious that is stopping/warning you from 'going to the top' and whichmakes you feel 'wrong'. Try looking into your beliefs about religion, spiritual matters and your upbringing regarding these things. This type of exploration into the 'unseen world' can be unsettling; you are stepping into the unknown which is why you sometimes can't 'see' underneath the stairs or what's at the top. Water represents emotions and feelings, so I do feel that this 'block' is of an emotional nature. If youwish any more help, please do ask.
Magna.