I saw a lucid dream. I saw my divorced wife has come to me at my place in midnight to get everything settled down. She tried to calm me, cried and told me that she loved me. Then I asked her why she cheated me at the first place and who is the man and how she knew that man. I wanted to know everything. She then blushed that that man just love her but she doesn’t. Seeing her blushes I got furious and cried. Because I understood that she also loves that man. And even if I was her husband I couldn’t have her blush and she blushed at that man’s topic. I cried a lot and get up from the dream with crying state.
Dreams can be highly subjective and unique to each individual, so it's important to remember that dream interpretations can vary. However, here is a possible interpretation of the dream you described:
This dream may be reflecting unresolved emotions and feelings from your past relationship with your divorced wife. The fact that your ex-wife comes to you in a lucid dream suggests that there may be unfinished business or unresolved issues between the two of you.
The midnight setting indicates a time of solitude and reflection, a time when deep emotions may arise. Your ex-wife's attempt to calm you and her expression of love could symbolize a desire for reconciliation or closure. However, your focus on her infidelity and the identity of the other man suggests lingering pain and betrayal from the past.
Your reaction to her blushing at the thought of this other man highlights feelings of jealousy and insecurity in the relationship. The realization that she may still have feelings for him triggers intense emotions, leading to your outburst of tears and frustration.
The dream could be a reflection of your inner turmoil and the need to process and understand the emotions associated with the end of your marriage. It may be a sign that you still have unresolved feelings related to trust, betrayal, and the loss of the relationship.
Consider reflecting on the dream and exploring your emotions surrounding your past relationship. It could be helpful to talk to a therapist or counselor who can assist you in working through these emotions and finding closure.