🌀 Third Eye Thursday: The House Between Land & Water — When Rest Doesn’t Feel Safe

Moon Phase: Waning Moon
Energetic Focus: Reflection, release, nervous system recalibration

Six-Moon Echo: 🌀 Third Eye Thursday: Write It Down
(Linked back to last year’s September post + reflected on what has shifted)


This one woke me up around 4:30am… and I couldn’t go back to sleep.

I was in a house that didn’t feel fully grounded. The driveway was both land and a boat landing—like the space itself didn’t know what it wanted to be.

There was a search happening, led by someone I didn’t trust. I remember making a clear decision: I wasn’t going. I stayed inside.

The room I was in felt familiar because my actual bed was there, but it was small. My younger children were in bunk beds, and my oldest had her own room somewhere else in the house.

Later that night, people came back on a boat. The one I didn’t trust was left outside my bedroom door. I could see him from the back door, just sitting there.

At some point, my youngest handed me my phone. It was half dead. I remember thinking I should charge it… but I was too tired to even do that.

The next morning, everything shifted. We were being evacuated, but now we were in a warehouse—and somehow, my same bed was still there.

I left my phone behind and later tried to pay someone to find it, realizing I didn’t have much to offer.

Then I had to move a car—same year, same color, same everything as the one I’m dealing with in real life.

Later, I walked into a school that was dark inside even though it was daytime. I overheard a coach talking, but I didn’t say anything. I was just listening.

By the end, I couldn’t find my husband or my children.

And then I woke up.


My Chakras working together:

  • Root Chakra (Red): Safety felt unstable
  • Solar Plexus (Yellow): Pressure, lack of control
  • Third Eye (Indigo): Strong intuitive awareness
  • Heart Chakra (Green): Subtle emotional tension around family

What stood out to me wasn’t just what happened—but how I moved through it.

  • I stayed aware instead of reacting
  • I didn’t engage with what felt unsafe
  • My environment kept changing, but my bed stayed the same
  • My phone kept losing power
  • I spent more time observing than participating

There were a few moments that stayed with me after I woke up.

That feeling of not trusting someone in the dream felt very clear. I didn’t question it, and I didn’t try to override it. I just moved accordingly. That stood out.


That house sitting between land and water felt like a reflection of being in transition—handling real-life responsibilities while also processing emotions at the same time.


Seeing my bed in multiple places made me pause. It felt like rest was present… but not rooted. Like my body hasn’t fully settled, even when I lay down.


That phone stayed with me. It being half dead—and me not plugging it in—felt familiar in a way that had nothing to do with technology.


Having to move that car, especially one that mirrors what I’m dealing with in real life, felt like a reminder that responsibilities don’t pause just because I’m tired.


That school scene felt quiet but important. I wasn’t involved—I was listening. That felt like a season of learning without needing to speak on everything.


✨ What I’ve learned over time is that moments like these don’t always point to one specific meaning. They can reflect what has already happened, what is happening now, or what the spirit is preparing me for.


When I woke up, I had heartburn and still felt the stress sitting in my body.

It reminded me that dreams don’t just pass through the mind—they move through the body too.


I didn’t rush back to sleep. I sat up, slowed down, and let my body settle first.

Hand on my chest. Hand on my stomach. Breathing slowly.

Affirmation:
“I am safe. I am allowed to rest without solving everything at once.”


If you’ve been having dreams that linger with you, sit with this:

  • Where have you been running on low energy?
  • What have you been sensing but not fully acknowledging?
  • Do you feel safe enough to truly rest?

Awareness is present.
Discernment is active.
But so is exhaustion.

And sometimes the message isn’t to push through—
it’s to pause.


If you’ve been experiencing dreams like this and don’t have a place to process them…

Start writing them down.

Third Eye Open: The Dream Journal was created for moments like this—to remember, reflect, and reconnect.

With grace, grounded power, and moonlit truth,

La Trecia Doyle-Thaxton

Positive Inner-G Coach | Reiki Master Teacher

Curator of Healing Dreams & Moon Magic

www.SomethingNuBian.com

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