Soup on the counter

Date: 11/16/2018

Was helping a group of people make a new shop. They had an alter of books with the eyes on it. I thought of tool. They had made a special soup that they didnt know where to set. I told them to put it in the center as it’s a specialty. They said I had worked so much to take it easy. I kinda got mad stormed a few paces away and told them I had opened plenty of soup shops. I don’t even understand why I got frustrated

AI generated interpretation In your dream, the presence of soup on the counter may symbolize comfort, nourishment, and warmth. This could suggest that you are seeking emotional nourishment or comfort in your waking life. Helping a group of people create a new shop represents your desire to contribute to a collective goal or project. The alter of books with eyes may signify wisdom, knowledge, or inner insight. This could indicate that you are trying to combine your intellectual abilities and intuition to help others in a meaningful way. The special soup that they didn't know where to set may represent a unique offering or talent that you possess. Your suggestion to place it in the center as a specialty shows your recognition of the value of your own skills and contributions. Feeling frustrated when they told you to take it easy and that you had worked too much suggests a possible conflict between your desire to excel and the perceived pressure to relax or slow down. Your response of getting mad and storming away may indicate feelings of being undervalued or misunderstood in your efforts. The mention of opening plenty of soup shops in your response reveals a pattern of experience or expertise in a particular area. This could suggest a sense of pride in your accomplishments and a frustration when others fail to acknowledge or appreciate your past achievements. Overall, your dream may be reflecting your inner conflict between seeking recognition for your skills and efforts, and the pressure to balance work and relaxation. It may be a sign that you need to find a way to assert yourself and communicate your needs effectively in order to feel valued and respected by others.