Star Of David
The Star Of David (hexagram) represents the struggle between the positive and negative aspects of creation. The upward-facing triangle represents the negative aspect of creation, and the downward facing triangle represents the positive aspect of creation. An inner struggle between good and bad aspects of your personality that feels like it may never end. It may also reflect a confrontation between good and evil. A personal moral battle that feels serious about never-ending. A sense of pride, strength, and resilience in a conflict between good and evil. An ongoing struggle between permanently thinking you are right versus an opposing side that always thinks you're wrong.
Negatively, dreaming about the Star Of David represents perfect honesty in every way possible that doesn't have to feel good, possibly to the point of hating your life, hating your parents, or endless growing up. Adherence to rules that make you feel uncomfortable about never enjoying your life because honesty is more important. Feeling like you in a state of holy war while believing that something may attack you. Feelings of being different, isolated, or misunderstood due to one's beliefs. A conflict between being right versus wrong that makes you feel you will lose everything if you aren't permanent. A conflict between being right and wrong that never lets you enjoy your side. Worrying about never being honest enough. Never believing that you are wrong about an issue that someone else might want to get back at you for.
To dream of the Star of David pulled apart or separated represents the safe separation between everything positive and everything negative. Everything positive and negative observing each other without conflict. Feelings about good and bad not being allowed to fight anymore while being aware of each other.
Example: A man dreamed of seeing the Star Of David. In waking life, he was confronted with the most powerful hallucinations of his life that required him to confront evil like he was at war with demons at the end of time. In this case, the Star of David may have reflected his personal struggle between good and evil and the sense of ongoing conflict and confrontation with evil that felt like there was no end in sight.
Example 2: A man dreamed of seeing the Star Of David. In waking life, he had the powerful spiritual experience of his life that challenged and pressured him to grow morally faster than he would have ever expected. Once the worst part was over he felt it was dangerous to stray from the new moral code he had been trained with. In this case, the Star of David may have reflected the ongoing struggle between his sense of right and wrong and the feeling that he could not deviate from this path.
