What does it mean to dream about whales giving birth?

Answer 1

It probably doesn't mean much. Most of the time people have dreams about something that happened or was mentioned in the past week.

Dreams can provide some beneficial understanding into anxieties and feelings on personal issues.

So what I think is that dreaming about killer whales is just the thought about knowing about it.

Answer 2

Whales represent something enormous, so in this dream, something huge produces something else that has the potential to become equally enormous. The whale might represent a problem with a relationship, a situation at work or anything else the dreamer perceives as overwhelmingly large.

Answer 3

two simple conclusions;

1) either you love tanks(which my brother does) or

2) you are having trouble dreaming about things that make sense

Answer:

Assuming the question refers to whales in a large water tank, as opposed to a military tank:

The whales are a symbol for something that feels absolutely enormous to the dreamer, such as an overwhelmingly difficult situation or a very big problem. The water tank is a metaphor for confinement. Together, the dream presents an image of an enormous problem that is confined within clearly defined limits. This might be the dreamer's perception of an existing problem, or it might represent a wish/hope that the huge problem can be contained and prevented from breaking loose into other areas of life.

> For example, this dream would be an excellent metaphor of a tumor (whale) that the dreamer hopes is contained and will not spread. Another example might be a rebellious attitude among students in one class that the dreamer fears might spread through the entire school. The challenge for the dreamer is to determine what the whales symbolize in one's own life.

Answer 4

Interpretation is difficult based on a single image lifted from the context of the larger dream. Generally speaking, whales are extremely large, so if the emotional tone of the dream is anxious or fearful, it might refer to a whale-sized problem or an enormous task.

Answer 5

It is very difficult to determine the meaning of a dream from a single snippet of information. Dreams communicate through symbols which relate to each other in the environment where the dream takes place. One fragment of one symbol, isolated from its context, has very little significance in any way. A dream about whales could be about beautiful, graceful creatures swimming in a tropical sea, or it could be a violent battle between Captain Ahab and Moby Dick. An interpreter could create a scenario built on that fragment, but the result would be a product of the interpreter's imagination, not a true analysis of the dreamer's experience.

Answer 6

Without further information, a reliable interpretation is not possible. "Whales" might suggest a longing for adventure, a desire to "get deeper" into something, or a feeling of being bloated and too big.

Answer 7

Variously interpreted as a large or seemingly vast uncompleted task looming over you; a connection with or to power and wisdom; and a reminder of something natural that is endangered.

Answer 8

it means your fat and live on a beach