Tahir FirasahBeing convicted is understood as an inescapable public reckoning with past acts. The root of the term implies a binding or a fastening to what has been done. This dream brings a truth that stands before the eyes without a way to turn away. The weight of this reckoning is a present condition.
The weight of this reckoning is found in the necessity of the judgment. A dream of being convicted is a dream where the integrity of one’s history is weighed. The verdict is not a suggestion, but a settled state of being. An honest assessment of previous conduct provides a firm ground for the present. The dream of being convicted rests on the arrival of a final account.
The dream of being wrongfully convicted changes the reckoning into a collision with an unearned grievance. This state changes the dream into a struggle against a false perception of character. The verdict here does not bind the truth, but it does bind the person to an unearned burden.
Tahir FirasahInterpreter interprets your dreams
Every dream stands at a threshold between what was seen and what it stands for. The old books weighed each sign with care and were rarely harsh. A thing in good condition speaks one way and the same thing broken speaks another. What concerns one sleeper can also reach a whole household. Where the books disagree, the lighter reading has long been preferred. Precision is a kindness.
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