Phobia Dream Meaning

Literally unfounded, morbid fear is revealed to recognize the futility in order to overcome

One’s own abandonment in a dream indicates the need to relinquish previous emotions and traits that are impeding personal advancement. Insubstantial beliefs and thoughts must be abdicated. This dream could...

If a person dreams of himself as plunging or entering into a river and thereby panicking or experiencing phobia it means he will soon be afflicted with grief and sorrow.

(1) Eating can be a substitute form of self-gratification and may therefore represent the basic need that has been displaced - for example, sex, love, fulfilment in work.(2) If something...

To dream of a clown represents your sense of humor, silliness, and fun-loving personality.The emotions that the clown conveys mirror your own. Whatever it is expressing will lead you through...

(1) A telephone ringing may mean your unconscious has something important to tell you.(2) Are you afraid to answer it? That may mean you are afraid of hearing messages from...

(see Abyss, Cliff, Climbing, Ladder, Stairs)The need for improved balance and control; feeling helpless.Going beyond safe boundaries and losing yourself; overextension.A phobia: The fear of falling (or fear of heights)...

Snakes are one of the most powerful dream symbols known to humankind. They have been both revered and feared since time immemorial. They represent sexual power, resurrection, healing, initiation and...

See Railroad Station. Vacation or business trip? Fear of “missing” the train; or it is high time (if you want to catch the train).See Haste. Developing ones personality, striving for...

If you are overcome with feelings of panic, fear and horror in a nightmare dream scenario, try to identify what it was that horrified you. Your dream may be reflecting...

“I can never decide whether my dreams are a result of my thoughts, or my thoughts the result of my dreams. It is very queer. But my dreams make conclusions...

Sigmund Freud was the founder of modern therapeutic analysis of dreams. Freud encouraged clients to relax on a couch and allow free associations to arise in con­nection with aspects of...