Dreams and Dream Interpretation

In dreams, "death" usually symbolizes a transformation, change or departure. This particular dream could represent the end of that family member's influence or control over the dreamer. Alternatively, the relative could be a symbol for part of the dreamer's own self that is undergoing a transition, such as graduation, job loss, relocation, etc.

This dream reflects the dreamer's emotions. If it is a happy dream, it is a wish-fulfillment dream in which the subconscious mind provides something the dreamer desires. The dream reveals nothing at all about the other person, their thoughts or their feelings.

Sometimes dreams are red flags. The subconscious mind, which produces our dreams, is intensely aware of the body's conditions, and sometimes uses dreams to force our attention to something the conscious mind overlooks or denies. This dream strongly suggests it is time for a medical checkup as a precaution, not as an act of superstition.

Now having said that---and it is the best interpretation---one could add that a religious person might think it is a sign from God. This would mean they are about to be deeply punished for a sin (often, sexual transgression or maybe something as simple as shoplifting) they committed when they were younger. Trying to forget it never happened instead of asking for His mercy may be what your unconscious is telling you in this view. A rational non-religious person would say you are imagining a punishing judge when it is simply your conscience bothering you; simply admit you did a bad thing that now you regret and move on.

Finally, it could be said that it is about a serious concern about someone else's (likely close to you) health that is not being taken care of properly. Or perhaps it is referring to a mundane or a serious problem (such as a car repair or maintenance that you know you need) that you are trying to push out of your mind.

you know the answer to this question... just don't act on it or you might ruin the lives of three other people

To see water in your dream symbolizes your unconscious and emotional state of mind. Water is the living essence of the psyche and the flow of life energy. It is also symbolic of spirituality, knowledge, healing and refreshment.

it means that you need to become more controlled with your life you are letting your responsibilities slip and letting people make you feel inferior. people can only make you feel inferior if you let them inferior=upset/scared

In what respect? Drinking it, swimming in it, drowning in it, traveling on it, water sport, etc.? There are too many symbolic meanings to "water" to provide a generalizes answer.

Chase dreams usually indicate that the dreamer is running away from some problem or situation in real life. These dreams often become repetitive, recurring until the problem is resolved in reality. In this case, it may be the the dreamer feels a sense of rebellion, freedom and exhilaration on being able to escape from problems or responsibilities.

Close your eyes, review the dream in your head and it is possible that the dream will eventually continue as you drift back to sleep. However, most individuals find that it is not possible to get back into a dream once you awaken.

No, it is not necessary to have seen a person in reality in order to see that person in a dream. The human mind is quite capable of imagining a detailed human face from scratch, or by combining different features of various individuals.

Churches symbolize marriage and hoilness, and dancing is expression. It could either mean you will get married or that religion is an outlet that you should look to for expressing yourself through religious activities. It depends whether you are surrounded by people or if you're alone. Alone, it might mean you'll never be married, or prayer is something good for you to do. What type of music was plaing?

It all depends on the type of person you are. If you are allergic to snakes, you will probably fear them. In fact, no matter what your situation is, possibly everyone will have a fear of snakes. People who have bad dreams of snakes will fear them, people who have encountered an experience with snakes, or people who have been attacked by snakes will probably fear them, too.

When we view death and destruction we hold the divine grace to make it our own or to hold ourselves in our own innocence and allow the dream to just be. Pharaoh's job is to commune with the other world and allow the words of knowing to flow through his or her sacred being. Because pharaoh had become afraid he asked for help to be able to see the truth through sharing the sacred duty as divine communicator. When two share the same heart and openness then the divine sacred is renewed and reborn.

This dream could mean different things depending on the dreamer's current situation or place in life. It could mean feelings of being stuck in an infinite loop (a feeling many have, such as a long school year or job that is not going anywhere), or that you have more time then you think to fulfill a path in life.

In the natural world, ravens are scavengers and, to some extent, predators, while pigeons are prey, so the dream is an accurate metaphor representing something in the dreamer's life. The dreamer should consider what is happening (or fears might happen) involving some stronger, vicious factor destroying some weaker, vulnerable factor.

> The color of the ravens is a clue as to the identity of the thing the dreamer fears. For example (a rather ugly example,) a homophobic person might perceive gay activists as attacking innocent pigeons (doves.) Or, less offensively, a shy individual might feel attacked and bullied by the in-crowd of flamboyant popular people.

The white mouse represents something with characteristics like a white mouse: small, vulnerable, fragile, but also very quick and difficult to hold onto. It is white rather than black or grey because it is harmless rather than being vermin.

Dream analysis is very subjective and requires a lot of background knowledge about the person who had the dream. For example, how did your ex-boyfriend die (murdered, disease, accident)? How were you feeling when he died? How was your relationship with him before and after your breakup etc...

Generally, this either means you care about your ex-boyfriend and you are worried about him in some way, or that you feel he is in some sort of danger.

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You don't like him at all and you want him totally out of your life.

Generally I'd say it means that you have desires that you don't feel ae right or appropriate for your real-self and so allow the creation of a twin-self so that they can act out the portions of your desires that you don't feel you can do yourself.

I'm a medical doctor who researches dreams (lovely fruitful ground for the amateur psychologist)

it means something is going come up between the two of you

It is not unusual to dream repeatedly about someone who fills your heart and mind. The dreams reflect your own feelings but they do NOT reveal anything about the boyfriend's thoughts or emotions.

Dreams are a part of your sub conscious "revealing itself". Technically speaking a dream can not "make you go crazy" however a dream can be a early sign that there will be later problems with your mind. The study of dreams is constantly being investigated and it is an ever evolving science.

conflict within yourself or exterior situation or relationship.

Answer:
This dream might reflect your conflicted feelings about a decision. The dream pictures both sides of the question as actual people engaged in a quarrel. Often such dreams lead to much better clarity about the decision when you wake up.

well I don't know what it means but, I have had that dream, and after I ate the light bulb my teeth were broken and falling out, and then my mouth was stuffed with glass and it was going into my throat and I could not spit it out, and I felt bad because it was my sisters wedding in an hour

If the dreamer has been sexually active with the ex within recent months, a pregnancy test might be a good idea. The changing hormones of pregnancy can influence dreams. Otherwise, the "baby" is a metaphor for something new that is developing between the dreamer and the ex, possibly a new type of relationship.

In dreams, "death" represents a change or transition from one stage to the next, or the end of something and the beginning of something else. It is also important to know that the dream is about the dreamer, and the dreamer's perceptions. So this particular dream suggests that the dreamer feels that the sister's relationship with that boyfriend is finished. Alternatively, the "sister" could represent the dreamer's self, and the "boyfriend" could be a symbol for some relationship of the dreamer's that is fading away.

So: you're unsure of how this person feels about you. How does that make *you* feel? Would it make you feel good if they liked you? Would you feel worse about yourself if they were ambivalent about your existence or, worse, actively disliked you?

It may be that the dream - or the part in which this individual figured - wasn't *really* about the person in question, but your self esteem. If you need to feel liked to like yourself (and most folks do), It's probably just a matter of your mind processing something that troubles you. Specifically, this person clearly hasn't extended a sufficient degree of friendliness, hostility or indifference for you to come to a conclusion on how you feel about them - and, by extension, yourself.

The color black is a mysterious color which usually symbolizes the unknown, mystery, mourning, hate or death. If you feel joyful from the color black, it could imply hidden spirituality and divine qualities.

Snakes could symbolize many things depending on the context and feelings attached to the dream. Check out the dream dictionary at dreammoods.com! It's very helpful... remember though it's just a reference. How you finally interpret the dream is totally dependent on what those things mean to you.

These kind of dreams can be driven by a strong emotional state or feeling, usually a personal fear or anxiety, only you will know the answer, when you realize what the source is fix it, but remember, not all dreams have meaning, some are what they seem, mixed-up nonsense. they have a purpose that is not open to meaningful interpretation.

In North America, the Black Snake is harmless to humans. In fact, it provides a useful service in eliminating rodents. So this dream might suggest the dreamer is afraid of something that is harmless.