Dreams and Dream Interpretation

talk to him and tell him how you feel eventually he will understand.

Something in your life is being overwhelmed and in danger of breaking apart. This could mean yourself, in the sense of being overwhelmed by demands - or perhaps by tensions that pull you in two opposite directions. In dreams, a house often represents the self, with different rooms standing for different aspects of your life. You are feeling "torn" by overwhelming, conflicting demands.

A dream of killing your ex's family suggests a great deal of wide-ranging anger. The dreamer may not recognize suppressed feelings that the family is to blame for the break-up. Paying attention to this dream and working through the anger could prevent some unpleasant incidents.

I personally believe that if you keep having the same dream it means there is something in your subconscious mind that keeps having your dream reoccur over and over. Like for an example would be if you saw a loved one get severely hurt, you may have dreams about it because you loved that person so the story might be put into your subconscious mind.

> And reader, if none of this helps you, it is probably nothing to worry about. After all, it is just a dream. Just think of dreams as one of the many wonders of God.

It generally means that your subconscious is trying to tell you something that you should face in reality that you have been avoiding. Repetitive dreams are usually nightmares, try to look at the main concept and put it with real life pieces. For example: you are being chased by something, this typicallyeans you tend to run away from real life's problems such as stress, anxiety, real world problems. When you face the problem in the dream, you should stop dreaming the same one.

A meaningful interpretation is not possible without further information. For instance, what was happening with the cat soil? With whom? Where? A dream of a toddler playing in a cat litter box would be very different from, for example, a dream of flying poo at work. Very generally, excrement of any kind would symbolize the dreamer's feelings of disgust and/or the need to cleanse oneself.

Well considering you probably don't live anywhere close to a wild lion it might not mean anything. Usually a person dreams of what he or she was thinking of within the hour that he or she falls asleep in. This could be used as a good studying tool.

Another view:

Both the dog and the lion in this dream probably are symbols representing other things. The dog represents something or someone that you care about very much, perhaps someone who is very loyal. The lion represents something powerful that poses a threat to what you care about. The lion might also represent something that already uses the lion as a symbol, such as the government of Britain or a sports team.

The more important question is how do you know that the guy had a dream about you? If a guy is telling you he is dreaming about you as a way of manipulation, it means he is someone to avoid. Dreams can reflect hormonal surges as well as emotions. So even if the guy did dream about you, that is not proof that he likes you or that you should like him.

That's what you have been thinking about recently.Dreams do not "mean" anything. They are random neuron firings at at time of the sleep cycle that happen to allow individuals to remember the patterns of neurons that fired just then.

urm, it depends if it was a good or bad dream. i had a dream about my boyfriend running off with an Australian girl (as he is moving to Australia soon) and he gets dreams about me going off with his friends (even though he knows i wont.) These are just worry dreams and are natural. But if the dream did not worry you and your relationship is starting to take a turn towards what is happening in your dreams then i would be worried.

number 16 is my lucky number. I don't know why, or how. I didn't choose it, it chose me. Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president, and he is my favorite president too. My locker number has been 16 for 3 years in a row and idk why. Every 16th of the month something weird happens........ and now I wonder what's gonna happen on my 16th birthday????? Scary.

In this dream, the snake symbolizes an enemy or a threat. Certain types of snakes kill prey by constriction, preventing the victim from breathing. The dream illustrates the feeling of being embraced or squeezed by something dangerous.

Dreams are segments of thought patterns throw together in random disorder. Therefore do not try to figure them out. They are just slices of your life and thoughts put into a blender called dreaming.

The question is not quite clear on who is trying to kill whom. Generally speaking, the dream expresses the dreamer's feeling of being threatened. Usually dreams exaggerate and over-dramatize, so the "killing" could represent any vague threat or perhaps a violent argument.

There are far too many symbolic associations with fish to risk a guess without further information. Consider the emotional tone of this dream: is it joyful, fearful, excited or threatening? Where do you see the fish? Is it in a natural environment such as water, or is it "a fish out of water"? Of all factors, the emotional tone of the dream is the most important.

While you are awake, look at your hands every so often and think "Am I asleep or awake?" By doing this, you are sorting out reality from your dreams. In reality, everything will be clear and will make sense, your hands will look as they always do, etc. If you are asleep, something will be off. If you do this regularly, it will eventually become habit that crosses over into your dreams, thereby allowing you to be able to tell if you are asleep or awake. Lucid dreaming is just spitting distance away now!

To see a horse in your dream symbolizes strength, power, endurance, virility and sexual prowess. It also represents a strong, physical energy. You need to tame the wild forces within. If the horse is white, then it signifies purity, prosperity and good fortunes. To dream that you are being chased by a white horse may be a pun on chaste. Perhaps you are having difficulties dealing with issues of intimacy and sexuality. To see your cousin in your dream represents something or some aspect of your character that is somewhat familiar. Perhaps you need to spend more time in cultivating and developing some emerging ability or character. Source - dreammoods.com

Your dream expresses only your own emotions. It does not give any supernatural insight into your ex's thoughts, feelings or intentions. One possible interpretation would be that you want your ex to experience the same emotional pain that you feel. In this case, the dream would be a sort of wish-fulfillment, allowing you to fantasize that you ex is devastated over losing you.

The ghostly baby girl and her mom represent your childhood self, and the image of your mother as you perceived her as a small child. The dream suggests that you wish your mom would relate to you now in the same way you remember her relating to you in the past. On the other hand, perhaps you feel that she relates to you too much as if you were a small child.

When someone dreams it is a fact that the last thing they were thinking of before they go to bed they will dream about. You're in love my dear! You see your boyfriend as your hero and and sometimes we fantasize and think of that person saving us. Even watching a movie could have triggered this dream off.

When you dream of being with someone famous, your subconscious mind is using that person as a fill-in-the-blank character. That means that your mind uses the famous person's image to fill in for a generic "Manly Man" or "Foxy Lady" or "Authority Father Figure," and so forth. The dream has nothing to do with the actual person. Your subconscious mind is using the dream, including the famous image, to tell your conscious mind something about yourself.

It only means that someone pulled the blankets off of you while you were asleep. If you live alone, it could just as easily mean that your blankets slipped off the bed. Your sleeping mind incorporated that feeling into a dream to prevent you from awakening.