Last night, I had a dream!!
As someone with Aphantasia, I don’t typically remember my dreams. I know I have them—vividly and often—but the details almost always slip away the moment I open my eyes. So when a dream does stay with me, even in fragments, I pay attention. I know it's Uni (the Universe) whispering a message I’m meant to receive.
Most nights, my dream recall is either completely blank or filled with bits and pieces that seem nonsensical. Still, I trust. I dive into the energy of the dream and trust that what I’m meant to discern will reveal itself in time.
The Dream
Here’s what I remember:
I think I was at my boyfriend’s house. He was busy with the children, and then—someone knocked at the door.
I didn’t want to answer it. After all, it wasn’t my house. Instead, I walked to the door and simply held up my hand, signaling just a moment. But the knocking continued.
I repeated my signal—“Hold on”—but whoever was on the other side didn’t stop. The front door was made of smoky glass, so I couldn’t see who it was… but I could feel a presence. A strong one. A being of some kind was waiting.
And then—I woke up.
The Echo
Later that day, I was speaking with a client. She casually mentioned something that made my jaw drop. She was on the phone with her boyfriend the night before when she heard a knock at the door. She told him, “I’m not answering it.” But guess what? It was him—surprising her in the sweetest way.
That conversation brought my dream rushing back to the surface. The mystery knock. The door I wouldn’t open.
The Message
In dream symbolism, someone knocking on a door can represent:
- A new opportunity
- A spiritual awakening
- An invitation to step into a new phase
- A call to emotional healing
- A moment to take ownership of your path
The message I’m sitting with now is this: What am I hesitating to open? What am I sensing but not yet ready to face? Is there something—emotionally or spiritually—waiting for me to invite it in?
The smoky glass feels symbolic too. I couldn’t see clearly, but I could feel the truth on the other side. Sometimes we don’t need perfect vision—we just need presence, patience, and a willingness to open the door.
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