Wounded Window in dreams
Perspective — what you can see without yet stepping into.
How wounded changes the reading
The base reading of Window
A window in a dream is the dictionary's image of perspective. Looking out is observation; what you see is usually the part of your life the dream is asking you to consider from the outside.
Looking in through a window is the dictionary's image of being on the outside of something you want to be part of — a relationship, a community, a life. A locked window is a perspective that needs a key, often the key of admitting that you want what you are looking at.
Where you often see it. A window onto a familiar street. A window in a room that should not have one. The dream uses the window for perspective — what you can see without yet stepping into.
What it is not. A window is not always invitation. The dictionary reads it as the dreamer's chosen viewpoint.
Related in the dictionary. Read window with balcony, door, and any scene where the dreamer is observing rather than entering.