Driving into floodwater means you are moving toward a season where grief or trouble sweeps through the places you inhabit. This dream shows how a way of life is being overtaken by forces that do not ask permission to enter the courtyard or the home. When we try to steer our way through such rising tides, we find that the paths we once knew are no longer under our command.
The way you move through this dream tells how you meet what is coming. If you are driving into floodwater, you are choosing to face the swell rather than turning back to the high ground. This movement brings the weight of the water directly to your door, and the trouble it carries settles upon the household. Such a dream is not a sign of a light heart, for the currents are strong and they pull at everything they touch. We see that the strength of the tide is often more than the strength of the wheel. May the waters recede and leave your path firm and dry.
Driving through floodwaters shows you are already caught in the swell. The trouble has taken hold of your journey and it works against you with every turn of the wheel.
For its more general meaning: Dream about flooding
Efua NyansaInterpreter interprets your dreams
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