Benedita LumeAn old job in a dream points to the ways you settle your accounts with the duties of your life. This dream shows how the ways you were useful stay tucked in your hands, even after the work is done. It is the weight of what is expected of you and the ground upon which you stand when you are called to be productive.
You may feel the pull of a responsibility that you once carried as if it were a heavy coat you have forgotten how to wear. This dream brings the news that something you once did remains waiting for your attention. I have reached for a familiar thing and found my fingers still knowing exactly how to hold it. You possess the capacity to meet what is required of you, dear. There is a known way for you to move through the day.
Going back to an old job in a dream tells of a soul resuming a duty that was left behind. Because the action involves a return, it suggests that a part of your life is being reconnected to your current path.
A past job in a dream sits beneath your current life like the floorboards of a well-used house. You find that the ways you once worked are still held in your hands, ready to be used again.
For its more general meaning: Dream about a job
Benedita LumeInterpreter interprets your dreams
Well, dear, the old houses never treated a dream as a stranger at the door. A dream was given a chair at the table like a cousin from far away. Most of what it carries is a warm sign about the life already around you, and even a hard one is usually a reminder about something small at home. Rest easy. The house is still standing.
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