Dreams of run-down houses are often used as a metaphor for the state of our psyche, stands for hard work ahead for you. A run down house indicate our inner conflicts and worries that are weighing on us and possibly affecting our mood, expresses a layer of protection from what you are feeling.
If you dream of a rundown house, it mean that you are feeling insecure and insecure in your life, signifies a new changes in your life. The decayed nature of the house symbolize your deepest fears and doubts that you hiding from others, draws attention to a transitional phase in your life.
It is also possible that a dilapidated house in a dream indicates a traumatic event that you have experienced in your past, a premonition for that you have overlooked in your life. This a loss or disappointment that you haven't fully processed yet, means your feelings of regret or remorse.
If you dream of a run-down house, it also mean that you feel that your relationships or life circumstances are no longer working, suggests untapped energy or health issues. Perhaps you need to make a change in your life and leave behind old omissions or things that have been holding you back, you need to out problems with family members if you have some. This dream signal you that it is time to say goodbye to things that are no longer working for you, a warning alert for the role that you are playing in your real life, whether it be the role of a parent, sibling, co-worker, etc.
It is important to consider your personal experiences and emotions to understand the meaning, refers to your physique.
Having a dream of a derelict house a very intriguing and unsettling experience, a clue for an inner battle between your own and between the of others. Dreams often hold very deep and personal meanings, and this one is no exception, you need to start thinking things through for yourself.
Dreaming of a derelict or abandoned house signify feelings of neglect or abandonment, points at a rejection of traditional values and beliefs. This indicate that you feel unacknowledged in your relationships, job or other areas of your life, a portent for your elevated sense of ambition. This dream saying that it's time to make some changes and rebuild your life, letting go of any past pain or losses, points at failure in honoring your obligation and commitments.
The derelict house is a symbol of a state of ruin or decay, and it mirrors how you feel about your own life, you need to do some serious saving! you have the knowledge within yourself to maximize your potential. The walls crumbling, the roof leaking or the floors sagging, showing that your life is in need of some repairs, a clue for of country. The condition of the house also represent a sense of abandonment, isolation or loss of connection to the meaningful things in life, represents overindulgence in your desires and passion.
In some religions or beliefs, dreaming of abandoned places or structures represent the need for spiritual revival or restoration, your love for life. It a sign that your faith is going through a period of emptiness and that you need to reconnect with your inner self, symbolises your aggressive anger toward that particular person. It also indicate the influence of negative energies or entities that are affecting your spiritual journey, a signal for higher knowledge.
Different cultures have different meanings for a derelict house dream, an evidence for the female aspect of yourself that is mysterious, vulnerable and secretive. For instance, in some cultures, such as the Chinese or Indian, dreaming of an abandoned house depict the importance of reconnecting with one's ancestors, an evidence for your mind, connection to the higher self. It's a sign that you need to make a connection with the traditions and beliefs of the past generations to find your purpose and meaning in life, a signal for of your new self.
From a psychological perspective, seeing a derelict house in your dream represent a sense of loss or nostalgia, unfortunately an alert for some of control in your life. It a symbol of a part of yourself you have lost, such as your childhood, your innocence or your youth, unfortunately an alert for a situation in your life that requires strategy, patience and composure. It also point to a traumatic event that has left a void in your life or disrupted your sense of identity, signals your desire to escape from a current situation. This dream represents a great opportunity for introspection and personal growth, a message for curiosity.
Take the dream as a sign that you need to focus on rebuilding or restoring your life, a message for the relationship between the mind/body/physical. Reflect on the areas of your life that feel abandoned or neglected and work on these issues, means profits, self-discovery or progress. Find new ways to connect with the things that give you meaning and purpose, indicates energy, fertility or immortality. See a therapist or counselor to talk through any painful or traumatic experiences you have been through, a message for renewal and purification. Take care of your mental and physical health by practicing self-care and healthy habits, represents continuity, longevity, good health and immortality.
Dreaming of a derelict house indicate that you are feeling neglected or abandoned in your daily life, an omen for a situation that requires swift decision. The image of the rundown house symbolize your own emotions or mental state, a message for protection or shield of your inner self. It also indicate that you are feeling stuck or stagnant and need to make some changes to move forward, a metaphor for inspiration, spiritual thinking, meditation and growth. Additionally, the dream pointing to unresolved issues or memories from your past that you need to confront in order to move on, unfortunately a warning signal for your inability to make yourself yourself clearly.
Dream: You are shocked when you return to your house to find it derelict with the walls crumbling. Although you hadn’t realized it was in such a state of disrepair, you can’t believe you have let your house degenerate this much. You want to try and repair it but feel that you don’t have the resources and the skills. It all feels so insecure and there may be wobbly floorboards, holes in the roof, peeling wallpaper and broken windows. You stand outside on the rubble, feeling sure that the walls are about to collapse. Often there is a solid new house standing nearby.
Meaning: When you dream of a derelict house there is some aspect of yourself that you are neglecting in waking life. A house usually symbolizes yourself and the more solid and secure the house appears, the more sure and secure you feel in yourself. It often comes as a surprise when you find your house has become derelict and this shows that you have been unaware that you have not been paying attention to yourself. The crumbling walls suggest that you are feeling a bit run down and are unable to really stand up for what you believe in. Wobbly floors indicate that you are unsure of where you stand in a particular situation and are uncertain of your next steps. Windows reflect your perceptions of particular issues and broken windows show that you feel you need to piece some more information together to have a clearer view of what is really happening. The roof represents how secure you feel in your thinking and you may be worried that there are some gaps in your knowledge. The missing walls mean that you need to establish clear boundaries between your needs and the needs of others. This is echoed in the derelict rooms that suggest you spend more time looking after other people than you do looking after yourself. The solid new house nearby shows how secure and complete you might feel if you just changed your position and viewpoint slightly.
Action: This dream is drawing your attention to the fact that you are ignoring some personal gifts and unique talents. It can be easy to neglect your abilities because they often don’t seem as important to you as the needs of other people. The less attention you pay to your needs, the more run down you will feel, and consequently you will be less effective at looking after the needs of others. The best way to ensure that you can accommodate everyone’s needs is to establish clear boundaries with them. The firmer these boundaries, the more secure you will all feel.
Background: We often associate our homes with our continuing security and happiness, using phrases like ‘safe as houses’ and ‘feeling right at home’. Although we spend much of our time and money on home-improvement plans, we tend to pay a lot less attention to our individual wellbeing. It can be much easier to embark on DIY projects that might increase the value of our house, rather than spending time on increasing our sense of self-worth. In the same way that a house requires regular attention to maintain its value, so we need to ensure we maintain our commitment to ourselves.