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A dream cant talk and is an individual thing. the same applies in any country.
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The HTC Dream is comparable to the HTC Desire. Which phone is better is up to individual preference and needs.
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Number dreams are always specific to the individual dreamer. This particular dream sounds very much like a dream of an adolescent who is impatient to become an adult.
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One need not think about a person while awake in order for that person to appear in a dream. The dreamer's subconscious mind might associate that individual with a particular memory or experience from the preceding day. That individual might symbolize someone or something else in the dream - there are countless possibilities. However, seeing someone in a dream does NOT mean that person was thinking of the dreamer.
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That you are a very bad, sick individual :P
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The meaning of the dream depends on what a crane means to the individual dreamer or to that dreamer's culture and tradition.
that means your social status is gonna go high....
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The meaning of the dream depends on who the "famous person" is and what that individual represents. For example, a dream of Abraham Lincoln would be quite different from a dream of Lady Gaga, who are both famous persons. The emotional tone of the dream is also important, whether happy or sad, calm or terrified.
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The meaning of this iguana dream depends entirely on the feelings this individual dreamer associates with an iguana, whether as a charming pet, an icky reptile, a science project or even memories of bad Japanese monster films or Cheech & Chong flicks. The emotional tone of the dream provides the best indication of the dream's meaning.
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Noting really. Dreams are individual and relate to your selfand personal experiences. There is no supernatural significance.
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Dreams rarely refer to future events, but most often represent the thoughts and emotions of the dreamer. Dream interpretation considers the symbolic meaning of dream images within the context of the dreamer's individual situation. Because each individual is unique, with unique experiences, each person's dream will be unique. So meaningful dream interpretation does not depend on a dream being "true" in the sense of predicting the future. Instead, accurate interpretation requires both knowledge of symbols and metaphors as well as the ability to apply those symbols in unique ways for each dreamer.
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A wolf in a dream represents an untamed aspect or instinct from the unconscious. Usually, the dreamer is required to befriend the wolf, and integrated this untamed aspect into the individual's day to day personality.
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A wolf in a dream represents an untamed aspect or instinct from the unconscious. Usually, the dreamer is required to befriend the wolf, and integrated this untamed aspect into the individual's day to day personality.
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This suggest a reversal of the natural order. The dream suggests a vulnerable, weak individual wins a conflict against a much larger, more powerful enemy.
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The dream only reflects your interest in this person. It expresses your own (imagined) impression of this individual as well as thoughts or feelings you have formed about the person. Your dream does not reveal anything about that person's thoughts, emotions or intentions.
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It is impossible to suggest any interpretation without further information. To an out-going, socially-oriented person, this dream could be happy and comforting. But a shy, introverted individual could experience the same dream as threatening and uncomfortable.
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It is possible for two people to have the same dream, but it is not common. Dreams are unique to each individual and can be influenced by personal experiences, thoughts, and emotions. If you and your girlfriend both remember having a similar dream, it could be a coincidence or a result of shared experiences or conversations.
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that you're attracted to them
This dream is probably a sex dream resulting from the dreamer's hormonal urges. It does not necessarily mean that the dreamer is attracted to the "someone" or has any feelings about them one way or another. Alternatively, the dreamer could be attracted to that individual or to someone or something else that individual represents. In dreams, sex itself can be a metaphor for "getting in touch" or "joining."
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A wolf in a dream represents an untamed aspect or instinct from the unconscious. Usually, the dreamer is required to befriend the wolf, and integrated this untamed aspect into the individual's day to day personality.
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A wolf in a dream represents an untamed aspect or instinct from the unconscious. Usually, the dreamer is required to befriend the wolf, and integrated this untamed aspect into the individual's day to day personality.
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A wolf in a dream represents an untamed aspect or instinct from the unconscious. Usually, the dreamer is required to befriend the wolf, and integrated this untamed aspect into the individual's day to day personality.
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A wolf in a dream represents an untamed aspect or instinct from the unconscious. Usually, the dreamer is required to befriend the wolf, and integrated this untamed aspect into the individual's day to day personality.
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A wolf in a dream represents an untamed aspect or instinct from the unconscious. Usually, the dreamer is required to befriend the wolf, and integrated this untamed aspect into the individual's day to day personality.
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A wolf in a dream represents an untamed aspect or instinct from the unconscious. Usually, the dreamer is required to befriend the wolf, and integrated this untamed aspect into the individual's day to day personality.
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A wolf in a dream represents an untamed aspect or instinct from the unconscious. Usually, the dreamer is required to befriend the wolf, and integrated this untamed aspect into the individual's day to day personality.
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A wolf in a dream represents an untamed aspect or instinct from the unconscious. Usually, the dreamer is required to befriend the wolf, and integrated this untamed aspect into the individual's day to day personality.
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It is very unlikely that your friends are having the same dream as you have. It is possible that your group shares common interests - let's say football - and so you all dream about football. But each individual's dream would be different and have a meaning specific to that person. Perhaps a better question to ask might be why your friends are telling you that they have the same dream as you have. It is possible that your friends are having a joke at your expense.
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It is not clear whether the dream involves the sea mammal or a symbol of authority affixed as a closure to a document. In either case, the meaning would be specific to the individual dreamer and require further information for interpretation.
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The reflection in the mirror represents the dreamer. If the mirror is broken or cracked, then the view the individual has of him/herself is incorrect.
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A wolf in a dream represents an untamed aspect or instinct from the unconscious. Usually, the dreamer is required to befriend the wolf, and integrated this untamed aspect into the individual's day to day personality.
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Individual images like this have virtually no meaning without the context of the dream itself. It's wrong to think that such obscure images would have the exact same meaning in all dreams.
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#1 To eat as much as she wants to and not get fat.
#2 To have the perfect boyfriend.
Each girl is a unique individual, just as each boy is unique. Every person has dreams that reflect their thoughts, memories and feelings, so it is not possible to generalize in terms of a "girl's dream" or "a boy's dream."
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There is no universal, specific symbolic significance to a parakeet. Also, the word "parakeet" is often misused when the bird in question is a budgerigar, or budgie. The dream might have a specific personal meaning to the individual dreamer, that would differ from anyone else having a dream of a little pet bird.
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This only indicates that your subconscious mind is using the image of this person to represent something in the dream. For example, it this person is an athlete, your mind might use him/her to symbolize competition or sports. But the meaning of the dream lies more in the emotions you experienced in the dream and in the events that occurred in the dream than in the identity of a particular individual, which could have been completely random.
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Number dreams always are unique to the individual dreamer, reflecting that number's presence in reality. In this dream, 769 might be a room number or an apartment number, a street address or part of a license plate.
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A wolf in a dream represents an untamed aspect or instinct from the unconscious. Usually, the dreamer is required to befriend the wolf, and integrated this untamed aspect into the individual's day to day personality. Since the wolf is dead in your dream, you must reawaken this aspect in yourself.
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A pug is a small, playful lapdog with an ugly-adorable face. In a dream, the little dog COULD represent a playful, affectionate individual. However, the image of a pug suggests somewhat too much fawning dependency.
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Close your eyes shut your mouth dream a dream and get us out. dream dream dream dream dream dream. hit the hay fast asleep dream a dream you little bleep.dream dream dream dream dream dream. just relax lay about or my fist will put you out. dream dream dream dream dream dream. take your time but beware theres darkness in the air. dream dream dream dream dream dream. don't dispair.step right up.need some water? here's a cup!dream dream dream dream dream dream. (it was NOT 'class of water' it was 'need some water' ok 'NEED some water' and there was no 'this time is up.weres the dream?don't give up!dream'6x')
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Without more information, it is impossible to provide a meaningful interpretation. A "large net" might be a mosquito net, butterfly net or fishing net, each of which would have a different significance. Moreover, dream images are unique to each individual - a cook might dream of a hair net while a code-monkey might dream of the (Inter)Net. So consult all dream dictionaries and websites with a healthy pinch of salt.
There is a great dream interpretation website on the link below.
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Individual numbers have no universal symbolic meaning in dreams. Its only significance rests in the context of the dream: two what? Two puppies, two Sandwiches, or two selves? Each of these pairs would have a different meaning. Dream interpretation also considers what is happening in a particular dream as well as the emotions experienced by the dreamer.
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47-08 and sometimes 10
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No single number has the same meaning for everyone, whether referring to dead people or anything else. The meaning of any number in a dream depends on the significance of that number to that individual dreamer.
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Emily Dickinson's idea of the American dream is often seen as centered on self-reliance, individualism, and the pursuit of personal growth and fulfillment. Dickinson's poetry often explores themes of nature, spirituality, and the inner world of the individual, reflecting a more introspective and contemplative interpretation of the American dream.
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Dreams typically occur during the REM (rapid eye movement) stage of sleep, which lasts around 90 minutes. The longest dream reported in a study was about 2 hours in duration. However, individual experiences may vary.
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Everyone's dream is unique to the individual, so I urge the inquisitor to meditate on the question and then leave the question alone. eventually, the answer comes when we're occupied with something else.
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Much of the dream's meaning lies in the emotions you experienced during the dream. A sad dream suggests that you continue to have an emotional investment in your ex and that you have not adjusted to life without that relationship. A neutral or happy dream might indicate that you are experiencing some situation that repeats an experience you had with this ex. For example, a trip to the beach might trigger a dream reflecting the time when you would visit the beach with your ex.
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The dream of the 90's was essentially the same as the 80's, but more developed. It was to have money, power, and status, and the development of the internet was supposed to enable this. Most people invested in .com to become rich. Today the dream has evolved from this to include fame. While the 90's dream also included fame, the idea is more prominant today. The 80's on mark a time where the dream shifted from world peace to individual success.
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The length of time it takes to recite Langston Hughes' poem "A Dream Deferred" can vary depending on the individual's speaking pace. On average, it takes approximately 1-2 minutes to recite the poem out loud.
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It is hard to say for sure where an individual will find their dream car without knowing what the model is. One may start by going through various websites and taking a quick look at the various models to determine which one is preferred.
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Continuum can be a type of false awakening that follows a dream during sleep. In a continuum, the subject falls asleep in real life, but in the dream following, the brain simulates the subject as though they were still awake. At times the individual can perform actions unknowingly.
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as long as it dosnt happen
No, it is not bad. Dreams are produced by the subconscious mind of the individual dreamer. There is no such thing as an "illegal" dream, since each person's mind is one's own. Dreams can be about illegal things, but because dreams are involuntary, one need feel no guilt or shame about any dream. The question of "right or wrong" only applies to one's conscious decision whether or not to act on the dream.
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will dream -- She will dream about me tonight
am/is/are going to dream -- I am going to dream about her
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