Dreams and Dream Interpretation

This dream suggests that there are multiple ways of looking at any object and multiple ways of considering any issue. You have been thinking about something from only one point of view. You need to consider other dimensions of the situation.

It could mean you are thinking of ways to help your child develop and think social interaction would be a good thing.

Or maybe it is a prediction of the future.

Depending on the context of the dream it is hard to determine.

Were they playing well together? Were you worried as you watched?

Is it something that rarely happens in real life or something that happens often?

This is about hopes and aspirations, not sleeping images. To defer means to put off or delay. So you may get what you want, but it may take longer or require more struggle than anticipated.

When you have a dream that you kiss someone close to you, then it normally means that your dream is sending you sumbliminal messages, trying to tell you you like the person and have some feelings for them.

Repetitive dreams of running away from something usually refer to an issue or problem that the dreamer is avoiding in real life. When the dreamer stops avoiding the issue in real life and resolves the problem, the dream stops recurring.

Dreams tap into our subconscious. If someone has the same dream repeatedly it may be that it is a memory or that we are trying to figure out, in our sleep - something about our waking lives.

Some people find it helpful to use a dream dictionary and looking up the symbols in the dream to try to figure out exactly what you are trying to tell yourself with this dream. However, dream dictionaries do not allow for the unique qualities of each individual, or allow similar images to represent different things to different dreamers.

It depends on the dream. If you are chasing something it means that you have a great amount of stress. If you are naked, it means you feel exposed.

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.

Scary images in a repeating dream symbolize a problem or issue the dreamer needs to resolve.

In general, most recurring dreams refer to some issue that the dreamer is avoiding in real life. These dreams tend to recur until the problem is resolved.

the child in this dream could be your "inner child," that is, the childlike, innocent, playful part of your personality. The choking might symbolize you inability to "swallow" something, meaning that you are unable to accept or believe something you are being told. Alternatively, your childlike, creative self might feel "choked off," in the sense of being forbidden to express yourself.

That would more likely be a nightmare.

Being a non-believer in dreams having real meanings i'ld have to say

that it doesn't mean anything other than maybe an emotional state of mind.

3) It is said that the person who dreams of a child is seeing himself. If dreamed more than once, the child choking could indicate something that was said to someone of importance that never should have been said at all, and your "self" is trying to tell you. Such child endangerment dreams do not indicate a real child in danger.

Please see link below for more information on dreams and their symbols (not a dream dictionary.)

that you miss her.

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Simply dreaming of one's dead grandmother could mean that the dreamer misses her or has been thinking of her lately. The dream could be the result of having heard, seen or even smelled something such a a familiar food, that reminds the dreamer of the grandmother.

Most dreams are strange, so 'weird and off the wall' is really relative. If your dreams are obviously more bizarre than usual, it may be because you ate a little too much the night before, or you ate different or highly spicy foods, or you consumed things that your body is not quite used to.

The meaning depends on how you felt when having the dream. If you were calm or even happy, it means that you are no longer emotionally attached to your ex and that both of you are free to move on to new relationships. On the other hand, if the dream disturbed you, that suggests that you are still overly attached to your ex and need to find a way to let go and move on with your own life.

1. Energy; drive. The dreamer needs to prepare herself for an increased level of stress and activity.

2. If the dreamer is burned, trouble lies ahead. Look to other symbols in the dream as to how to prepare for it and resolve it.

3. If the dreamer avoids being burned, a sticky situation will be quickly resolved.

4. A roaring bonfire or a welcome blaze in a fireplace signifies good news, security, a period of hope after a stint of difficulties

Teen-aged girls and young women often have dreams about a baby girl. These dreams can be triggered by your developing hormones and the strong, instinctive urge to reproduce. On a more symbolic level, the baby girl is a symbol of the adult woman who is developing inside yourself; everything you learn and experience now influences the woman you will someday become. But for dreamers of any age or gender, the baby girl or young child can represent the innocent, vulnerable part of yourself.

it means you will not have a baby girl

The fish in this dream is a symbol representing a person or an idea. It could refer to a person with a name suggesting a fish: Mr. Fish or "Bob Sharky" or something similar. Or it could represent a person who is known as an avid fisherman. This person would not be hugging you literally, but showing you affection or favor in some sense. For example, perhaps you have a co-worker, Ann Trout, who tends to send the best clients your way. Another, quite different possibility, is that there is something "fishy" about someone or something that is trying to get in your good graces. Perhaps a neighbor is making friendly gestures, when their real motive is to get you "hooked" into their pyramid scheme.

I would think that is normal.

Everyone, (at some time or other) dreams of the opposite sex... even if the person appearing in the dream is not a spouse, mate, or otherwise connected to you.

However, if you are looking to discover a meaning behind the dream, perhaps you might consider re-evaluating the relationship with your girlfriend? Other than that, a dream like that is relatively normal.

The bad spirit in the dream represents something or someone that you fear. Consider other elements in the dream to figure out more of its meaning. For example, where is the spirit and what is it doing? What are you doing relative to the spirit? What else is happening in the dream, and most importantly, what are you feeling while in the dream?

It is impossible to suggest a meaningful interpretation of this dream without more information about the dream itself. In general, in dreams, death is a metaphor for change. See the attached link for further information.

Without more details it is hard to come to a more personalized answer, but in general it is an amazingly dynamic and creative kind of dream. Negative associations with death are merely obvious, not central. In dreams the Grim Reaper is more an invitation to take account, and to become energized (not frightened) by possibilities. There is even a sense, creatively speaking, of the dreamer wanting to devour good things-- which, when you think about it, is something that the Grim Reaper does! Have no fear. Jump into something good and devour it for all it's worth.

Assuming that the questioner normally sleeps alone - if the dream has a positive emotional tone, with comfort and contentment associated with the other person, it is probably wish-fulfillment, expressing a desire for a loving intimate companion. On the other hand, if the dream is frightening or shocking, it suggests that the dreamer feels that someone has intruded inappropriately in some area of the dreamer's life. For example, perhaps an acquaintance from work has presumed to call or visit the dreamer at home, or perhaps a stranger is making unwelcome advances.

No one but the dreamer can decide what a dream means. It helps to remember that dreams are not literal, but symbolic. However, dreams of being caught naked in a public place--school, church, a party, a dance--is really very common. A guy might be rushing to get to school on the day he becomes Class President, only to realize he forgot his clothing. A girl might fret over hair and makeup at home, only to discover she went out without her clothes! These kinds of dreams might be the mind's way to address anxiety, feelings of loss of control, or of being "caught" in situations we can't easily explain or get out of with our dignity intact. Consider what else is going on in your life and what might be causing you anxiety. Try to think of ways you'll feel more prepared and in control. Consider, too, how you felt in the dream--embarrassed, complacent, scared-- how does the feeling connect with your current life.

Nightmares result from fears and worries that are transformed into scary images by your subconscious mind. Dreams communicate through pictures rather than words, so things like mean teachers or difficult exams appear as threatening monsters or other dream terrors. When you figure out what the nightmare represents, such as a term paper or a job interview, the dream will usually stop recurring.

To dream of mucus (or 'snot' as you call it) represents the cleansing and releasing of suppressed thoughts.

This dream is not predicting any future event. Rather, the tornado is a symbol for some situation or problem that feelsas if it is out of control. The dream illustrates the dreamer's feelings about something that seems chaotic and dangerous.