The dream begins with the dreamer driving behind a tall truck, unable to see the traffic light until it’s too late. This represents the dangers of blindly following the ways of the world, which may seem appealing and trendy but can lead to disastrous consequences. The dreamer follows the truck as it runs a red light, symbolizing the temptation to follow the crowd even when it goes against God’s laws. Thankfully, no harm comes to the dreamer, but this serves as a warning to be cautious and discerning in following the world’s ways.
The dream then shifts to the dreamer arriving at McLaren, wearing a Louis Vuitton leather jacket with the same print as their purse. This represents the desire for material possessions and the temptation to find worth and identity in them. The dreamer enters through the surgery center entrance, but it looks like the old ER, symbolizing the need for spiritual healing and transformation. The broken walls and construction represent the need for God to rebuild and renew our hearts and minds.
The dreamer sees Dr. Barnosky and follows him, but he walks too fast and disappears. This symbolizes the fleeting nature of worldly success and the danger of chasing after it. The dreamer then enters through the main entrance, representing the importance of entering through the narrow gate of salvation through Jesus Christ.
The dream ends with the dreamer sitting at a table with a group of people, possibly representing the church. The server brings food, but the dreamer’s glass of orange juice is mostly ice and the salad is mostly peppers, leaving the dreamer feeling unsatisfied and annoyed. This represents the emptiness and disappointment that comes from seeking fulfillment in worldly things. The dreamer asks for a separate check, but is refused, symbolizing the inability to find true satisfaction and fulfillment apart from God. This dream serves as a reminder to seek God’s ways above the ways of the world, for only He can truly satisfy our hearts and souls.