Buzzards mark a tendency in your awareness to fixate on the sight of things failing or falling apart. This dream suggests that you might be looking for the moment a situation breaks, perhaps because you have grown accustomed to watching for the end of things rather than participating in their beginning. You may find that your focus has shifted toward what is already lost or what is decaying, a movement that keeps you at a distance from the living pulse of your own experiences.
This tendency to wait for a collapse can become a way of avoiding the risks of active engagement. There is a shadow side to this vigilance, where the anticipation of misfortune becomes a way to protect yourself from being surprised by loss. You are currently standing in a place where you observe the remains of what once was, and this stillness holds the potential for a different kind of sight. If you can turn this capacity for observation away from the dying, you might find that you are already capable of seeing the subtle shifts that precede a transformation. Your capacity to watch the horizon remains your own.
For its more general meaning: Dream about a bird
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