The example may refer to the experience of birth in the birth canal. Such a corridor can also depict our sense of not being able to get out of an unsatisfactory situation. No man’s land; limbo; in-be- tween state; the process of going from one thing to another.
See also: white under colour. [1]
See also: Bridge, Crossing, Door.
(2) If, however, the corridor is long and / or dark and you never get to the end of it, the most likely meaning is that you are desperate to get out of some situation, external or internal. [2]
1- When we dream of being in a corridor we are usuallv in a state of transition; possibly moving from one state of mind to another, or perhaps between two states of being.
2- We may be in an unsatisfactory situation, but not be able to make decisions except to accept the inevitable.
3- We are in a state of spiritual limbo. [3]
Dreams incorporating images of corridors are generally associated with change and shifting between places in our waking lives. These locations are not usually geographical but more attitudinal and / or emotional. [5]