Dreams and Dream Interpretation

There is no universal symbolic meaning to the number 93. Rather, the meaning of the number in your dream is specific to you and has some relevance in your own life. It might be an address or a street number or a room number, part of a phone number or the number of a rather significant check. Another possibility could be that it represents a date: September third. Unfortunately, numbers that appear in dreams can feel deeply significant yet turn out to represent very trivial details of daily life.

It means that you feel a sense of renewed commitment to your spouse and/or your family. Something probably has happened quite recently that has caused you to have a fresh appreciation of your loyalties and commitments.

Scary dreams about a vampire, witch, or other threatening monsters usually refer to a negative or rejected aspect of the dreamer's own self. In children's dreams, the vampire or witch is often the naughty self who must be controlled to avoid being punished. In youth and adulthood, the evil monster might symbolize anger, jealousy, wild appetites or any other "dark" impulse that must be repressed and controlled.

.... Fighting or killing the vampire or witch in a dream suggests that the dreamer is struggling to control or destroy something thought to be nasty or evil within the dreamer's own self.

This dream expresses feelings of being personally humiliated. The dreamer should consider where and how some form of humiliation is being tolerated, whether on the job, in the home or in a specific relationship.

Dreams communicate through symbols. Although it is possible this dream expresses a need or desire for money, it is more likely symbolic of "stealing" in some specific area of the dreamer's life. The dreamer needs to consider whether something is being taken that does not rightfully belong to the dreamer. Is the dreamer taking credit for someone else's work? Or perhaps the dreamer has stepped into a role or family position that should be filled by someone else.

This probably means the obvious: you WANT more money. Probably to cover the cost of Christmas or something like that.

Do you have anything expensive coming up soon?

If you do your probably just worrying about money.

Don't worry if its Xmas your worried about try to spend less money but something more meaningful to that person.

Hope this helps.

No; there are many possible reasons it might be difficult to fall asleep, but no one else's dreams have any influence on you. Coffee and other caffeine drinks, such as "energy drinks" are much more likely to be at fault.

If the person has always been blind, then they wouldn't dream about colour. They would not know what any colour looks like. If they were not always blind, then they can still see colour in their dreams.

Dreaming this isn't a good sign, it usually means you feel leftout or alone in the world, stressed with the pressure thats being put on top of you or simple worries within school/work. It can also refer to lonliness, you feel like everyone is around you but yet have no one to turn to in a difficult situation. It could also relate to a certain feeling/event thats happened that day.

Death in a dream, usually means an ending of a situation, phase of life or relationship.

Your boyfriend's brother may see you as someone who will change the current relationship between him and your boyfriend.

He may feel threatened by thinking you will take his brother away from him.

This is not a dream that needs to be interpreted literally.

This dream suggests feeling one is drowning, unable to breathe, or being suffocated. These feelings could reflect the dreamer's experience in real life, in some way. For example, perhaps the dreamer is being held back from opportunities, or being forced to repress all emotion.

When you have a dream like that, you've usually had some big thing happen with this child lately, like them getting a bad grade on a test and you yelling at them. Your dream is probably trying to send you an important message about this child, and you need to be aware of this. So if you are fighting with your child right now, be sure to make up with them. But don't worry. Although some weird people say things about how those dreams are bad omens and that you are cursed for life or something like that, but don't listen to them. Your brain is simply trying to tell you something in the form of a story. Don't ruin your life over one dream. Hope this helps! P.S. If you have any other questions about dreams, I'd be happy to help. :)

Recurring dreams usually contain a message that the dreamer needs to understand. The dreams continue to repeat until the dreamer understands and acts on the message of the dream.

... The question seems to say that there was a real-life break-in at the house that now appears in recurring dreams. That is a strong indication that the dreamer has not processed the trauma and fear resulting from that break-in. The dreams reflect the continuing fear and feelings that one's personal boundaries are not secure. In this case, those could be literal doors and windows with secure locks.

.... But the dream might also suggest a need for stronger emotional and intellectual boundaries, so the dreamer feels able to maintain one's own thoughts, ideas and feelings without being pressured to conform to the thoughts, ideas and beliefs of others.

This dream suggests feeling of having one's weakness and faults exposed. It can also represent feeling that one's most basic needs are not being met, in this case, the need for privacy. Describing the dream in different, very general terms can help clarify its meaning: the dreamer feels that he/she is doing something that must be done and cannot be delayed, but is in the wrong place.

This dream suggests a fear that a part of the self is being silenced. The murdered person represents some part of the dreamer's self that is being denied expression.

Dreams of cats have multiple meanings. Cats are known as familiars, and are our escorts into the unconscious. To a woman, a cat can represent her archetype of intuition (the witch archetype). To a man, the cat could symbolize his inner female, known as the Anima.

Nothing, it's just a dream.

To dream of a wolf is a symbol of self-sufficiency, pride, survival, beauty, and individualism. You keep your cool in most situations and solve your problems with grace and elegance.

Snarling, biting, or growling wolves are negative forces. This could mean maliciousness, belligerence, aggression, or an event in your life over which you have little to no control. In essence, you are lashing out at a situation where you feel cornered, confused, frightened, etc.

A white wolf (or wolves), however, is a highly positive image. It could stand for triumph over an event or misfortune. It could also symbolize an overwhelming sense of optimism and positivity. You are an aura of confidence and security.

The number two also bears significance. It stands for balance and unison, a duo or partnership. Respectively, it can also be a duality of two things. Good and band, yin and yang, etc.

So perhaps you are at a time in your life where you feel balanced in a situation that would usually make you feel otherwise, and you tackle it with valor, grace, and cool composure.

I hope this helped!

• It can't be said that your ex boyfriend may never get back with you, but, when you dream of getting back together again it's simply a dream because you are always thinking of getting back together again and the dream doesn't mean you will; time will tell.
  

Dreams express the thoughts and feelings of the person having the dreams. So this other person's dream is not really about you at all. It might illustrate the dreamer's worry and concern about you, but it is more likely that "you" in this dream symbolize some part of the person him/herself. That person might have anxiety about being caught making a mistake.

This dream could have very different interpretations depending on its emotional tone. If it is dark and terrifying, the blood might represent "blood on your hands," and it suggests that you feel as if someone is trying to put guilt on you. However, blood is also a symbol of life, in the biblical sense that "the life is in the blood." In that case, a joyful, peaceful dream could indicate that you are receiving life, love and healing from someone, in much the same way that we receive the "blood of Christ" in the Eucharist.

Dreams about being pregnant and giving birth are almost always about projects that are in the process of development. However, if the dreamer is a sexually active woman of childbearing age, a pregnancy test might be a good idea, because dreams are often influenced by conditions in the body.

The dream is a metaphor illustrating your feelings about getting yourself in a "mess" in real life. The dream is a literal depiction of common colorful but crude expressions. It also parallels the expression, "you made your bed, now you have to lie in it." All together, the dream portrays the dreamer's emotions about inadvertently causing a big mess and having to deal with the consequences.

Some sleep studies have suggested that we all dream but that we may not remember the dream in the morning. Dreaming occurs in the portion of sleep called the R.E.M. (rapid eye movement). This occurs every time we sleep soundly.