hairs, hair????

;) Here it is, for a week now I've been dreaming about hair. The first dream was my childhood friend pulling out all of my daughter's hair (I see my daughter holding her hair in her hands, and I see her bald scalp), and I'm furious and in pain in this dream. I'm so disappointed in my friend that I feel pain because I scream into the phone when I talk to her!
Second dream: I see myself getting out of bed and going straight to the mirror in the hallway, and what a surprise it is when I see a tuft of medium-length black hair on my neck. I am disgusted in my dream and I don't know how to remove this hair. There you go, in case it inspires you, I would be happy to read your thoughts. Kisses, Sève

Hello beautiful, how are you?

Your first dream: ;) Here it is, for a week now I have been dreaming about hair or body hair. The first dream was my childhood friend pulling out all of my daughter's hair (I see my daughter holding her hair in her hands, and I see her bald scalp), and I am furious and in pain in this dream, I am so disappointed in my friend that I feel pain because I scream into the phone when I talk to her! Quoted by Jolie.

Hair is a symbol of vitality in intimate life, carrying the same meaning as nails. They have an aspect of seduction in sexual, associative, and social life. They speak to your magnetic power over others. A friend represents a side of you, a part of your personality that helps you get through temporary struggles. Here, in your dream, the fact that your friend is pulling your little girl’s hair actually represents a situation in your life that you are currently experiencing. The little girl represents a side of you—your self-affirmation, in other words, your pride, your aspirations, your inner journey, and your self-transcendence. The little girl is the awakening of a project, a sort of inner state. It is everything that must grow and reach maturity, and in your dream, she may come to announce financial problems or the failure of a project. (What age is the little girl in your dream?)

I think you are going through a rather depressing situation in your life, so to speak. A kind of passivity, letting things happen and saying nothing to assert yourself. The fact that you are screaming on the phone in your dream also represents a position of oppression for you, or a protest against a situation where you remain passive, saying nothing to assert yourself. The phone indicates that you probably need support, a great need to communicate your pain.
No longer having hair (being bald) symbolizes victory in a lawsuit and failure in one’s sex life.

In your second dream, which I find to be even a confirmation of your first, the fact that you see yourself in your bed symbolizes the center of life in general; in this case, it may be the bed of your sexual life. The bed symbolizes for the dreamer the union of the dreamer's body and soul. It is everything that takes the form of stability in the fabric of your life. The mirror, for its part, is the accurate and precise reflection of a truth to be discovered for you. It is the revealing instrument of an analysis of oneself, of one's life, one's evolution, one's struggles, and one's impulses. Seeing hair on the neck, the region of the expression chakra, signifies that you may have a tendency to repress everything and say nothing about your problems, and to lower your head in the face of a problem that takes up a great deal of space in your life and disgusts you to the highest degree, because the neck represents the channel through which energies pass from the brain to circulate throughout the entire body. It is in the neck that life, the psyche, and its beauty circulate and reside. It is therefore detrimental to see hair on the neck; this could foreshadow an illness, especially a psychological one, and wounds to the Ego.

Rolande

;) Really great for taking the time to look into my dreams; I understand the reasons behind my dreams better after reading your response. This stems from having been disappointed. I am truly a person who withdraws in certain situations; since then, I have been left to reflect and ask myself certain questions that I know will probably never find answers. In life, it is I who help others because I practice clairvoyance, but I never tell anyone if a problem weighs on me! I have always done it this way, saying nothing and looking for solutions on my own. Being human is not easy sometimes! I am very sensitive to others; I don't need to speak to know, I am a living sponge. To answer your question, "the little girl is the actual age of my daughter, 13 years old." Thank you again for your response, it's cool. Kisses, Seve

Hello Jolie, numbers in dreams have specific meanings, which is why I ask for the age, etc., of the characters, or the number of flowers, or the number of people, etc., etc., etc. Numbers hold an important place in dreams. You tell me the number 13 for the little girl, which for me is the number 13 linked to the arcanum 13, the card without a name… which announces a period of your life that is over, the end. It is therefore the number that grants no hope of continuity of a work, a feeling, or an ongoing matter. For this same type of project, it is over, the end. The card without a name announces that one must submit to a certain fate of detachments… one must bow before the law of transformations. Good toil and above all do not give up…

Rolande