Hinge Dream Interpretation
Material aspects: In some ways a hinge has the same significance on a practical level as a hook. In dreams if a hinge is prominent we probably need to look at what the transition stages are between tasks. Too small a hinge on a door, for instance, suggests that planning is defective.
A large or ornate hinge would suggest that the actual transition itself is an integral part of the process.
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A hinge initially meant the axis of the earth – that which kept everything stable. Any object in dreams that has two parts to it tends to represent the links between the spiritual and physical realms; a hinge particularly symbolizes that link. Neither part works efficiently without the other.
[2]Hinge Dream Interpretation
Dreams of a hinge represent that you have a decision to make that hinges upon a particular issue. Pay attention to the signs that come to you in your waking life and in your dreamtime as to whether or not to keep the door of opportunity opened or closed, to say yes or no.
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Psychological / emotional perspective: From an emotional perspective a hinge signifies our primary emotions upon which everything hang.
A broken hinge in dreams suggests that we are quite literally ‘unhinged’ – not able to function properly emotionally.
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Gives gender-specific: In both men’s and women’s dreams a hinge can represent a relationship with the opposite sex.
The left hand side may represent the feminine and the right the masculine.
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A rusty hinge pre- dicts difficulties in connec- tion with family or per- sonal affairs; a squeaky hing signifies that you will have to combat some malicious gossip.
Other wise, see Hardware.
[6]Hinge Dream Interpretation
Life hinges on perception; access to information and knowledge. Hinge swings in or out; it is your choice to open or close the door of opportunity.
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A flexible turning point that could go either way; a need to be fully persuaded and not to waver; see “waver”
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