
I was exploring an old vacant asylum with my husband, step son, and a few other people. I found a room that was bright with soft daylight. I was looking out the window on a second or third floor and my step son came in and asked me why I took the phone off the hook. Looked at the side table next to a chair. The phone was the old fashioned pedestal type, and sure enough, the reciever was sitting sockeye. I told him I hadn't touched anything. As I looked at the phone he walked out. The phone was not plugged in. There was a mess of random phone cords all wrapped around themselves and then I saw 2 little medals, like military or something, and a little colored glass figurine of a horse i think. I took the figurine to anouther room, just to show my husband and tell him all i had found, I was going to put it back and that's when 4 or 5 other people came into the room and shared the history of the patient who lived in that room. His name was Steven but I can't remember his last name. They said that he had passed away just a few months prior at some other facility, and that I should keep the figurine as a gift from him. I said I had no intention of keeping it. The thought made me uncomfortable. I didn't want to bring a spirit home with me. Then I woke up.
Dreams often serve as a reflection of our subconscious thoughts, feelings, and experiences, and yours carries significant themes that merit exploration.
Setting: The Old Vacant Asylum
Bright Room with Daylight
The Phone Off the Hook
The Medals and Figurine
Learning About Steven
Fear of Bringing a Spirit Home
This dream presents a rich tapestry of your emotional state, highlighting themes of communication, familial relationships, and the interaction between past experiences and present-day life. It suggests an inner struggle with acknowledging history while not wanting it to overpower your current identity. The clarity represented in the bright room indicates that there is hope for resolution, urging you to confront these feelings without fear. Embrace this opportunity for introspection and communication with loved ones. It could be the key to unlocking a deeper understanding of yourself and those around you.