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Welcome to DreamMean, the world’s most extensive and reliable source for dream interpretation, offering over 65,000 detailed entries from 58 renowned sources. Whether you're seeking to uncover the mystery behind your dreams or explore the deeper symbolism within your nighttime visions, you’ve come to the right place.
Dreams aren’t random. They are deeply personal stories woven from our emotions, thoughts, and experiences. By understanding these dream symbols, you gain a clearer perspective on yourself and your journey through life. Let DreamMean help you decode these stories and discover the hidden worlds within your mind.
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The brain receives stimuli from many different sources all day long. There are far too many stimuli for it to process. The mind prioritizes the stimuli and makes you aware of those that need immediate attention (the crying baby, the out-of-control car, your boss’ request) so that you may act accor...
Read More: Why Do We Dream?Emotions as the Music of Your Dreams. Not everyone is a music aficionado, but you know when a song or a piece of music pleases you. Great music can alter your feelings, bring longing into your heart, or incise a wound you forgot was there. By the same token, listening to music that you do not care f...
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In the stillness of the night, I was transported into a dream where I became a butterfly, gracefully dancing on the breeze, wholly absorbed in the joy of my existence. Enveloped in the ephemeral beauty of the butterfly, I lost all awareness of my human identity. As the morning light gently awakened me, I returned to the reality of being human. Now, I ponder: Was I a man dreaming of being a butterfly, or am I a butterfly dreaming of being a man?
Cayce was able to obtain virtually an unlimited amount of knowledge on an unlimited number of subjects. One of these subjects was dreams and dream interpretation. Cayce was able to astound people by interpreting their dreams and giving them insight into their psyche, lives and even past lives. Cayce revealed that dreams are actually journeys into the spirit world. Edgar Cayce once said, “Dreams, visions, impressions, to the entity in the normal sleeping state are the presentations of the experiences necessary for the development, if the entity would apply them in the physical life. These may be taken as warnings, as advice, as conditions to be met, conditions to be viewed in a way and manner as lessons, as truths, as they are presented in the various ways and manners.” Cayce believed that our dreams serve several functions. Somatic dreams - dreams referring to the body - are extremely important to be mindful of. Very often dreams will offer solutions to health problems. For example, one man was plagued with food allergies for many years, but was unable to find the source of his discomfort. Then one night he went to bed and he dreamed of a can of coffee. He quit drinking coffee and his symptoms disappeared. Cayce also believed that deceased friends and family members do occasionally visit us in our dream state. These occurrences may offer direct communication with those people or allow us to resolve our feelings about their death. The person may also represent some aspect of themselves. During the dreaming state of sleep, we experience the different levels of consciousness and receive input from the different realms of the spirit world. Through dreaming, we have special access to our spirit within. According to the Cayce readings, there is not a question we can ask which cannot be answered from the depths of our inner consciousness when the proper attunement is made. A dream may be of a physical, mental, or spiritual nature and may deal with all manner of ps...
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Psychological / emotional perspective: The imp can represent the uncontrolled negative part of ourselves, that part that instinctively creates chaos and takes great joy in doing so...
Wandering through the streets of New York in a dream may suggest that you have entered the busiest and largest marketplace in the world.A cultural, investment, and political hub. i...
Twig, Tree. Looking for help, support (Don t saw off the limb you sit on). Symbol of the back, or at least the shoulders. Connected or being close to nature.Does the tree have leav...
To dream that you have a sliver suggests that you are being let down or being undermined. Alternatively, it may mean that you are having trouble standing up for yourself....
Psychological / emotional perspective: A microchip, being the essential driving force behind some much of today’s technology, can represent the whole plethora of emotions availab...
To observe one passing signifies a possible missed opportunity—better pay closer attention to business; but if you were riding one, the dream is telling you to be more discreet i...
A warning of addictive bondage, i.E. Alcohol, drugs, power, money, etc.; See “bound”...
If you are the bartender, then you will be mixing with company that is beneath you.If you are being served by a bartender, you should beware of any advice offered freely to you.If ...
Similar to king as they are both dreams of royalty.A woman who dreams of being crowned a queen will suffer set backs in her life due to having too many high flown ideas that are to...
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