12/31/2025
Toward the Wave 🌊
Dream 💭
I’m in my childhood home. As I walk past my old bedroom, like in so many dreams, an entity tries to take over.
This time, it doesn’t fight me. It allows me to turn on the light.
Not long after, I feel the urge to use the restroom. As I go to sit down, I notice the toilet is clogged—overflowing with far too much 💩 to ignore.
Suddenly, it’s dark, and I’m standing on the roof of a parking garage. In the distance, a massive tsunami is rushing toward us. I start warning everyone—if they want to live, they need to trust me and follow me into the body of water ahead.
We all run.
We all jump.
Symbolic message 💫
Being in my childhood home shows me that I’m revisiting old parts of myself — memories, patterns, and identities formed early in life that still live in my body and subconscious.
Walking past my old bedroom, a space tied to who I once was, reminds me that these themes return often because they still want acknowledgment and integration.
The entity trying to take over represents an old fear, belief, or emotional imprint that once had power over me. But this time, it doesn’t fight me — and that matters.
I’m no longer powerless.
Turning on the light means I’m choosing awareness, truth, and consciousness instead of avoidance. I’m no longer afraid to see what’s there.
The clogged, overflowing toilet symbolizes emotional and energetic buildup — things I’ve held in too long. Old feelings, unspoken truths, suppressed stress, or past pain that can’t be ignored anymore. My body and psyche are telling me: it’s time to release.
Then everything shifts.
Standing on the roof of a parking garage puts me at a higher vantage point — I’m no longer inside the chaos, I’m observing it from above. I’ve grown enough to see what’s coming.
The tsunami represents overwhelming emotional change — transformation on a massive scale. Something big is approaching whether I’m ready or not. This isn’t destruction for punishment — it’s cleansing, inevitable, and powerful.
Instead of running away, I warn others. This shows that I trust my intuition now. I’ve learned through my own experiences, and I feel called to guide — not control — but invite others to trust the process too.
Choosing to run toward the water and jump means I’m no longer resisting transformation. I’m surrendering. I understand that the only way through this chapter is through it, not around it.
We jump together — which tells me I’m not alone anymore. I’m supported. I’m aligned. And I’m finally willing to trust myself fully.