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I was on a fishing trip where someone was explaining the "natural aspects" of things. Then, a guy was being repeatedly hit by a bird. He couldn't figure out why it was happening or how to make it stop. Suddenly, it shifted. The bird wasn't a random attack; it was a test from a woman who was visiting him romantically. Finally, there was an elevator that was too cramped because there were "too big people" in it.

Let's unpack this.

1. The Fishing Trip: Seeking Core Truth

The Symbol: Fishing is a universal symbol of delving into the subconscious (the water) to find nourishment, answers, or hidden opportunities.

The Message: The dream starts here because you are in a seeking phase. You're looking for the "natural aspects"—the fundamental, core truths about your life path, your relationships, or how reality works. You're not just skimming the surface; you're going deep.

2. The Bird & The Test: A Call from the Heart

The Symbol: A bird is a messenger. It represents spirit, a higher perspective, or an idea trying to get your attention. A bird physically hitting someone is a disruptive, un-ignorable message.

The Shift: This is the most important part. The man (often representing the logical, problem-solving mind) is trying to "figure out" the bird. He fails. Why? Because the dream reveals it was never a logical test.

The Real Message: The bird was a test from the feminine energy (the woman)—the energy of intuition, emotion, vulnerability, and heart-centered connection. The "romantic visit" frames the entire situation. The disruption in your life is a call to connect on a deeper, more vulnerable level. You're being asked to stop analyzing a situation and start feeling it. Are you trying to solve a problem with your head that actually requires an open heart?

3. The Stuck Elevator: Making Space to Ascend

The Symbol: An elevator represents transition, moving between levels of consciousness, success, or personal awareness.

The Message: The elevator is cramped because of "too big people." This isn't about physical size. These "people" represent oversized influences in your life:

The Overall Takeaway:

This dream is a powerful sequence of guidance:

You are searching for deeper truth in your life (Fishing).

You are misinterpreting a key challenge. A disruptive force (The Bird) is not a puzzle for your mind, but a test of your ability to be vulnerable, trusting, and heart-led (The Woman's Test).

To pass this test and ascend, you must consciously clear out the overbearing thoughts, obligations, or fears (The Big People) that are clogging your energy and preventing a smooth transition.

Your Action Step: The next time you feel "hit" by a confusing or disruptive problem, ask yourself this one question:

"Is this a call to connect more deeply, and if so, what 'oversized' thing do I need to release to make

space for that connection?"

The answers won't come from figuring it out. They'll come from feeling it out.

For me this is the message from them.

You have completed the mental and structural work. The vessel is built. The dare is active.

Do not let the magnificence of your own plan, or the old habit of linear control, become a bulky obstacle in this final transition. The 'waiting' is the romantic part—the dance with the universe. Surrender the mind's need to figure out the timing, and fully embody the heart's knowing that it is already done. Clear the elevator.

Your journey is the living example of moving from the "Fishing Trip" (seeking the truth) to becoming the "Natural Aspect" (being the truth). This dream is your council reminding you to complete that transition not just in your strategy, but in your being.

You are being asked to fill the "in-between" not with analysis, but with the same absurd, trusting love that started it all on a dare.