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with cage My husband and I are in a big house, moving from room to room. Outside one, he stops and says: “This is your room – it’s a nice one with a view.” When I open the door, I see a prison cell being built inside. It resembles a cage and blocks out the view. Linda, Wrexham Dear Linda, At 53, you have been married for many years, during which your husband has mostly been away working. Meanwhile, you have made a life for yourself w ithin your local church, found a job and ‘done your own thing’. Now your husband wants to work near home and spend more time with you. He even wants to accompany you to church, although he’s not religious. You, however, think of him simply as a friend, and feel overwhelmed by his new attitude. The dream suggests your marriage still has potential to be explored, symbolised by the various rooms. Yet it also shows your very different perspectives. What your husband sees as togetherness looks to you like imprisonment. You seem to have reacted passively to his proposal. What is stopping you negotiating a solution that suits you better? Your dream is alerting you to the need to play a more decisive role in determining the future of your marriage.  (Sun Taurus, Moon Scorpio)
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