Behaviour Dream Meaning

1- Our (or others’) behaviour in a dream can differ markedly from normal, since the dream state gives us the freedom to highlight aspects of ourselves of which we would...

Psychological / emotional perspective: We may have worries about correct behaviour in society or of being condemned for improper behaviour.

Mania suggests behaviour that is without reason, and previously was thought to be a visitation by the gods or spirits. In dreams such behaviour is a warning of spiritual overload.

1- There are obviouslv two mean ings to the word vice. One is a tool which clamps and Lhe other a wrong action.Dreaming of a vice in its first sense...

The motorbike is a symbol of masculine youth and daring. In dreams it is an image of independent behaviour and a symbol of freedom.A group of hell’s angels would suggest...

Psychological / emotional perspective: Behaviour that would not necessarily be appropriate in ordinary, everyday life can be used in dreams to balance a difficulty. Since many people struggle with their...

1- In dreams, we often regress to a former state, and to dream of wetting the bed indicates anxieties over lack of control. In some cases it may also indicate...

1- Flies arc always associated with something nasty, which docs not allow for the fact that they also devour rotten material. So to dream of flies is to be aware...

(1) Are you in prison in the dream? This probably means you arc not tree: your behaviour is to some extent compulsive, that is, not under conscious control.If so, you...

1- Dreaming of being in a zoo suggests the need to understand some of our natural urges and instincts. We perhaps need to be more objective in our appraisal than...

also see Animals1- To be in a farmyard in a dream (if it is not a memory) shows us as being in touch with the down-to- earth side of ourselves....

1- To dream of being addicted indicates we have to recognise that there is a need and desire to acknowledge obsessive behaviour in ourselves or others. There is anxiety that...

The left side suggests the less dominant, more passive side. Often it is taken to represent all that is dark and sinister and those parts of our personality that we...

J.A. Hadfield, in his book Dreams and Nightmares (Pelican 1954), puts forward what he calls a biological theory of dreams. He says the function of dreams is that, by reproducing...

Father, code of behaviour arising from religious be­liefs; God.See dream as spiritual guide.

Spiritual crusades and journeys often require certain standards of behaviour and flags in dreams will often symbolize an idea or principle.

A tie has two main significances in dreams.For some it can represent correctness and good behaviour, whereas for others, presumably because of its shape, it will signify the phallus and...

Retention signifies an inability to let go of the past or of previous patterns of behaviour, literally to be uptight. Also consult the entry for anus in this section.

1- A scaffold or scaffolding in a dream will usually indicate that there is some kind of temporary structure in our lives.A hangman’s scaffold will suggest that a part of...

This suggests youth, freedom and movement without a supporting structure. With two wheels and, therefore, a symbol of duality, it can suggest the first forays into relationship and adult behaviour.

1. Speaks of all outward attitudes, behaviour, equipping, preparation, external appearances, or spiritual covering, anointing (evil or righteous) Jeremiah 2; 32;Gen 35:2; Exodus 28:2.

See Food Fruit trees Vegetables metaphors.1. The origin of something Ungodly behaviour;2. Bitterness;3. Love of money;4. Low self-esteem;5. Forgiveness;6. Rebellion; 1 Tim. 6:10; Ps. 80:9; 1 Tim. 6:10; 2; Jer....

When we realize that we can use particular skills, they can assume an almost ritualistic feeling. Fighting and stabbing movements (as in martial arts) are a means of spiritual discipline....

The penguin is thought to represent adaptability, although it can also indicate stupidity or, perhaps more accurately, unwise behaviour.

A whip suggests corrective punishment and self-flagellation. We need to consider whether such behaviour is appropriate as we progress spiritually.

Any kind of corruption suggests deliberate interference in a negative way. Morally, we have moved beyond acceptable behaviour.

The trinity, freedom. Freedom, bravery, fun, enthusiasm, brilliance. Listlessness, over­confidence, impatience, lackadaisical behaviour.

In dreams, feeling ‘low’ can suggest a sense of inferiority or humility. Often we will give way to submissive behaviour, and put ourselves in a lower position than others. Occasionally,...

Psychological / emotional perspective: We are stuck in patterns of behaviour which give us no way out. We are being threatened by past mistakes.

Dreaming of being in an attic is to do with past experiences and old memories. Interestingly, it can also highlight family patterns of behaviour and attitudes that have been handed...

Spiritually we run into danger if we do not pay attention to perceived knowledge or accepted behaviour. Daring to question the status quo is a calculated risk.

Tif a ghost – i.E.A shadowy shape – appears in a dream we may be alerted to our past states of being and ways of behaviour. We need to identify...

Psychological / emotional perspective: Indiscriminate killing in dreams suggests that emotions have been allowed to get out of control and taken over from reasonable behaviour.

Psychological / emotional perspective: Obsessive or repetitive behaviour in dreams is often used to ensure that we have fully understood the message being conveyed by the unconscious.

In his book Landscapes of the Night, Dr Evans puts forward a new theory of dreaming. He states that our brain has programs’ for dealing with survival. We have basic...

Codes of behaviour, belief systems, attitudes—often un­conscious—you live within, or are protected by; the bound­aries of behaviour or thought you keep within, are fearful of extending beyond, or are trapped...

Psychological / emotional perspective: If we dream of food being bad, we are not taking sufficient care of our inner needs.A bad smell in dreams could mean that our environment...

(1) Weeds may represent some habitual attitude or behaviour that is spoiling your personality and / or your life and preventing you from attaining true happiness or fulfilment.(2) Perhaps some...

A spiritual code may appear in dreams as an unrecognizable language which requires deciphering. It can also be a code of behaviour by which one must live.

A common standard of spiritual behaviour might be expected by those who gathered under a king’s or knight’s banner. A banner in dreams has this connotation and can also suggest...

Psychological / emotional perspective: An iron bar suggests that we should look at how rigid or aggressive we are being in our behaviour.To be standing at a bar may represent...

Aggression; desire to hammer home one’s point; energy to break through resistances or break old patterns of behaviour.

Identification of a common spiritual goal and an agreement as to ‘uniform’ behaviour is an important aspect in spiritual development.

Psychological / emotional perspective: When our behaviour becomes rigid or wooden, dreams will often attempt to make us aware of this and of the necessity to balance our feelings. We...

Incurring a penalty in the spiritual sense indicates that we have transgressed against a particular code of behaviour. We may not necessarily be aware of this code.

Psychological / emotional perspective: For many, radar will register in dreams as a sort of ‘big brother is watching you’ feeling. We are monitoring ourselves, perhaps as to whether our...

Psychological / emotional perspective: When we are aware in dreams that things around us are transparent, we become our ability to ‘see through’ situations and people’s behaviour. We are able...

Material aspects: When or if an action offends in real life against a code of behaviour, we may find our dreams directing us to operate the right of veto.

If he sees a house which is known to him, it symbolizes his position and condition in this world. Its features – be they pleasant or unpleasant, such as the...

It is more likely that we would dream of a terrorist rather than a zealot, yet they both have the same fanatical belief in and love for one principle. There...

Psychological / emotional perspective: Psychologically, man often needs to project human qualities onto objects outside himself, and because birds’ conduct is entirely instinctive, they can be used in dreams to...

Psychological / emotional perspective: To be confessing to someone else signifies that we have not been acting with integrity.To have someone make a confession suggests that we are judging a...

Psychological / emotional perspective: To be committing an offence suggests that we are not, either consciously or unconsciously, following our own code of moral behaviour. We have put ourselves outside...

Material aspects: Rituals can range from the ‘sublime to the ridiculous’. They are actions that are repeated over and over again in order to achieve a certain result. In dreams,...

Psychological / emotional perspective: When in everyday life we are unsure of our motives in an action we are contemplating, dreaming of being arrested suggests we should stop and carefully...

Psychological / emotional perspective: To be departing from a known situation, such as leaving home, indicates a breaking away from old or habitual patterns of behaviour. We may need to...

Psychological / emotional perspective: In the animal kingdom a yawn often is a warning against aggression, and to actually be yawning in dreams may be a way of controlling our...

1- To be on the brink of something in a dream literally means we are on the edge of something. This will have a profound effect on our lives or...

Psychological / emotional perspective: When pressure is put on us emotionally, the feeling may be exaggerated in dreams to a sense of harassment, behaviour which is offensive to us. We...

Material aspects: When we feel subject to scrutiny or judgement by others in waking life, perhaps having done something that could get us into difficulties, in dreams judges, courts and...

When they become apparent, will give some ideas about the aims and objectives we have. Our declared hopes and ideals may not correspond with those we subconsciously have – our...

Baggage generally symbolises material and psychological concerns. Look at where you have become emotionally entangled in “stuff” and are holding on to things.• Clutter is anything you don’t use, need...

To dream of a camera can suggest we are stopping to take note and record a specific moment that may need closer scrutiny in waking life.If we are being filmed...

An aspect of our own past or character which we do not wish to acknowledge.It is easier therefore to view as not about oneself; an attempt to view oneself objectively,...

Psychological / emotional perspective: Any object seen as quaint in dreams bears further scrutiny in order to understand its relevance. We may be dealing with behaviour patterns from the past...

Psychological / emotional perspective: Dreaming of a safe environment such as our own home, or sometimes a parental one, suggests that we have the opportunity to integrate learned behaviour with...

This is symbolic of destroying the energy derived from the instincts.It is trying to eradicate the very raw power of basic behaviour. Taming or harnessing the animal shows the efforts...

To look back into the past can sometimes be detrimental, and at other times helpful. In dreams, to be looking or moving backwards may suggest that answers to our present...

also see Journey1- To be departing from a known situation such as leaving home indicates a breaking away from old or habitual patterns of behaviour. We may need to give...

Dreaming of toads connects us with whatever we may consider ugly in life, or in our behaviour. However, implicit in that ugliness is the power of transformation and growth into...

Material aspects: To dream of cannibalism usually represents unsophisticated or inappropriate behaviour.To be aware of eating human flesh may indicate our dislike of unsuitable foods or actions. There is often...

A group – usually of people – is a number of different individuals often from different backgrounds with a common aim. Spiritually it is usually this aim that will bind...

Psychological / emotional perspective: Being drunk indicates the need to reconnect with a part of ourselves that can tolerate inappropriate behaviour. Ecstasy or extreme joy is reputedly achieved after inhibitions...

Material aspects: Any violence in dreams is a reflection of our own inner feeling, sometimes about ourselves, sometimes about the situations around us. Often the type of violence – fighting...

Material aspects: If the abnormality is extraordinary, such as an abnormal feeling or sound, it is the strangeness that needs to be explored. Inappropriate behaviour or distortion of what we...

1- When we dream of crutches we are experiencing the need for support, although it may also be that we need to support others. We may find others inadequate and...

(1) A museum may symbolize your past; your unconscious, as containing all the emotionally charged experiences that have shaped your attitudes and behaviour.(2) It may represent the collective unconscious, the...

Gives gender-specific: As with any weapon in a man’s dream, the dagger represents his developing assertive behaviour, whereas in a woman’s dream it will be more to do with her...

Material aspects: To be a guard in dreams suggests a sense of duty or obligation, either towards someone or to whatever the object is that we are charged with looking...

The poker in this instance suggests rigid and unbending discipline, which is sometimes necessary. There is often the necessity for aggressive action, but also rigid attitudes and behaviour in spiritual...

In spiritual progression there needs to be a balance between our more spiritual selves – what might be called ideal behaviour – and the physical or material realm. This balance...

Material aspects: Any aspect of the law appearing in dreams is as much to do with our own code of behaviour in waking life as with ‘the law’ in the...

1- Depending on the circumstances of the dream, to be barefoot can indicate either poverty or the recognition of sensual freedom.2- To be barefoot and not able to find one’s...

Death in dreams is rarely, if ever, literal. Rather it is a metaphor for letting go, change and transformation.• Some part of your behaviour, your life or a habit has...

(1) Movement in a straight line may symbolize determined and purposeful behaviour.(2) Straight lines are masculine and may (for a woman) symbolize sexuality. (Curves represent sexuality for a man, being...

Material aspects: Dreaming of belonging to a brotherhood, a mystery school or a closed (secret) society indicates our need to belong to a group of like-minded people. We all need...