Hello Speranza,
Vacations: The appearance of the word "vacations" in a dream often prompts the dreamer to attend to a matter rather than neglect it! The word comes from the Latin vacare, to be empty, and conveys the idea of emptiness and idleness.
There are two contradictory meanings: 1) having nothing to do and 2) having time to attend to something. This is also the meaning of attending to one’s own affairs.
Hill: a universally recognized link between heaven and earth, the place where the sacred dwells and the Divine manifests. A mountain of trials, solitude, and contemplation, of physical, intellectual, or spiritual trials. Climbing it is very difficult, but so is descending, for example, falling from one's pedestal.
Landscape: nature is beautiful, yes, God's nature is there, and we must not tarnish that purity.
Plane: symbolizes the dreamer's behavior, a symbol of freedom, lightness, and ambition. Here, this plane dream will relate to the dreamer's ambition and their difficulty in controlling their situation. They aim too high, they claim more than they can. Therefore, there are two actions here, one passive and the other active, marking the end of a period in life and of their project...
Gusts: violent winds, setbacks, the ups and downs of life, regardless of your will, change your life and your direction.
Summarize:
In this dream, you are shown that you must attend to your own affairs. Making a mea culpa toward others due to your selfishness, your projects, and your ambitions, your attitude is somewhat “I don’t care, I’m the only one who matters”—the “child” being none other than you and your little self, as you stand before the Divine. You face physical, intellectual, and spiritual trials; it is only you and your actions. Beware, for the fall can hurt when you come down from your pedestal. Respect people and their nature, and above all, do not be driven by ambition that lacks purity, nobility of soul, and spirit. Refer at once to your faith and to the Divine, and not to that of the ambition you harbor without “faith or law,” because the disillusionment of not achieving it—being too high and unable to claim more than you can—will set in. Like being active on one hand and passive on the other: active, you tried, but the vicissitudes of life changed the course of your life and your project, and that is the passive side. Violent winds and setbacks have come to tarnish…
With affection
ladysally