Dream visualization
Dream Summary
The dreamer saw a bridge suspended over water coming together into a circular rotary with an ancient-looking castle on shore.
Interpretation
A bridge can symbolize a transition or a connection between different parts of life. A castle often represents aspirations, goals, or a sense of security. Water generally symbolizes emotions and the subconscious mind.
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