Clock
A dream that asks about timing. Receiving a clock means a right hour being granted; a stopped clock means a postponed matter's time is not passing — it waits.
Continue with WolhaHow does it change with the situation?
The clock is the thing that measures time. Getting one, or reading an exact hour, is the shape of the order of your tasks falling into place; a new clock overlaps with a season when a new schedule begins.
What if the dream felt bad?
A stopped clock, or hands turning backwards, signals that a timing is being missed. Looking at a clock and being unable to read it is common, and points to a state where you do not know your own deadline — where the schedule sits with someone else.
How does it connect to the chart?
In BaZi the clock is the image of the hour pillar. That pillar is the seat of later years and children, and the end of the day, so a season thick with this dream reads as one asking how you mean to finish.
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