To all psychics here. and if you are not... still read! :D

[PecaS]

Here is an interesting thing.

Background: My father was a royal POS. He was psychologically violent, egoistical, and an avid gambler (he played mostly lotto, but he spent 2+ grand each week on that).

He was strange from us because we were fed up with him. His attitude and his overall attitude. He was diagnosed with several conditions but as usual, he decided NOT to treat them properly. so he basically died out of his own will (without it being technically a suicide)

His friends regard him as a wonderful man, capable of the ultimate sacrifice for them. His friends also thought the worse out of us because that is what he used to say of us.

My sister has a neet for a boyfriend. Fortunately, the parasyte is far far from us so she can't see him often, though they talk via skype and whatnot. He's never come to see her. She went to his house once and realized he was a hoarder and more.

Now, the "dream"

My father died 3 or 4 years ago (I think) but anyways, this year this guy (my sister's boyfriend) has been having a dream where my father is building a wall with many bricks. Someone is scowlding him for having to do the wall and he seems to be wary or unwilling to see my sister's boyfirnd.

myf ahter talks to the person who is scowlding him and asks him if he really did things so badly? and the person replies to him: "not loving is also bad" or not forgiving, or something like that.

so I would like for you guys to let me know your perceptions. who's that guy? why bricks? why a wall?

[Arjhan]

I'm not a psychic, and I'm not one to normally interpret dreams. What it seems more like to me is that your dream-body went into the next life to visit with your father, and you witnessed something he had to go through.

Now, whatever your beliefs of the next life, it often requires at least as much interpretation as with 'normal' dreams. The only thing coming to me is that your father is putting himself through that toil with his guides helping him to realize why his faults while living were not the best for being a human.

Like I said, I'm not an interpreter as you'll see around this forum, so it's probably all just a guess on my part. Take of it what you will or what makes sense, or none of it at all

[mistybelle]

"In Jungian psychology, every person in a dream represents some aspect of the dreamer," Dr. Manly tells Bustle. "The person who 'shows up' is generally symbolic of some aspect of the dreamer's self; other people are simply conjured up by the psyche to offer a symbolic representation of a certain theme or issue."