I like what LL said. I agree that something doesn't seem right, (as you are feeling) and that it is not up to a T to interpret dreams. He interprets them, but doesn't have faith in them? Why? If you feel your dream is important, and has important information to give you, I believe you, and envy you for having such a rich source of information to draw from.
I would be cautious about how you word your feelings/thoughts about him, meaning that FEELING that he may be angry and that he may be abandoning you, without choosing carefully crafted words to convey this information, might be interpreted by him to mean that you are defining HIM and his motives. I realize that you have acknowledged that they are your feelings and that they are real, and want to talk about them, regardless of whether or not these are projections. This awesome, most people don't even know what a projection is, or don't think that they would do such a thing (we all do it) But I'm not saying that you are.
I am not a big fan of how he is handling this, but/and so far, telling him that he IS angry or IS abandoning you is entirely different from expressing your fears/frustration that this may be happening. I know you already know this. It would be cool if he could just say something. along the lines of "I don't feel angry, and I feel like you are defining me"... IF you had not chosen your words carefully..rather than saying "Your thoughts and feelings are not accurate" which is just throwing a projection back at you.
Oh boy, words can make or break a relationship, no? I hold words in high esteem, as you can clearly see..
And yes, I am more acutely aware of, and take responsibility for my own words, because of my past experiences. I do try..may not always succeed, but I try.
I'm with you here.. he has done and said some things that would irritate me for good reason, but being able to articulate precisely what those things are and identify those things in the present moment seems like a good idea to me. For example: "I don't like how you made light of my dream, which is very important to me"... or "I don't like it when... when you tell me that "I need to do ____and move on" (which has a bit of a condescending tone, if this is how he actually put it) and these behaviors are not respectful and lead me to conclude that there is something else going on here that you are not willing to own up to. (if you wanted to be a smartass you could say you "need to recognize" your part in this so we can move on... but I won't go there)
Not an evolved thing to say, I know. What is more evolved: "I do not feel as if your words and behavior match" Or something to that effect. Maybe he is not in full awareness of the cumulative effect of his words and actions.
It could very well be that you HAVE grown by leaps and bounds, to the point where you have outgrown him, and he doesn't know how to respond, he's just doing the same things he always does... But I'm not in the situation, as you are. Even if you conclude that there is no "fault" here, could it be that your styles simply don't mesh anymore? Just tossing that into the mix.
Integrity seems to be a theme here, I'm going to have to look up that word to refine, but I'm getting a good "hit" about that word.
Tell him how is communication is coming across not only to you, but others that are witnessing his words and behavior, such as the consult T, members of this forum, or friends. And continue to be very aware of the impact of your own words, which I'm sure you are. I do get the self-doubt and how it can undermine one's sense of self.
Other than that, and wow, this is going to sound so TRITE, but I think you know the answer, I think, for what it's worth, that you really think things through, are very self-aware, very considerate of others, and have a very powerful sense of intuition. Yep!