Recurring dreams often coincide with phases in your life and are particularly common when in transition from one life stage to another, or when you are forced to deal with...

To return to childhood in dreams normally indicates a need for protection.It is the desire to return to the times when your mother cared for you and you didn’t have...

You may dream of a particular person who appears repeatedly in your dreams. This may be someone you are related to or close to, but it could also be someone...

Dreams of failing are common recurring dreams: failing an examination, getting your words wrong when making a speech in public, missing a train, etc.Such dreams may stem from childhood fears...

Material aspects: The landscape in a dream can be an integral part of the interpretation. It usually mirrors feelings and concepts that we have and, therefore, reflects our personality.A rocky...

lucky numbers: 05-30-31-33-38-44dead person’s body, up a: your dishonorable deeds have resurfaced. graves: dredge up little-known facts before proceeding. holes for trees: go to root cause of your integrity to...

(1) Many dreams repeat or allude to childhood experiences and impressions. Nearly all such dreams have a therapeutic purpose, giving us a clearer view of ourselves, perhaps showing us some...

Packing is about the preparation for something that is in the future and has yet to happen. This is a fairly common recurring dream image that many people report.If this...

1. Childhood issues;2. Memories of the past;3. Preparation for motherhood;4. Childhood desire; Phil. 3:13; Ruth 4:16; Luke 2:49.

Return to mother, longing for one’s childhood, or fears from childhood.

Nightmares often depict issues that threaten your emotional safety and wellbeing and you may find yourself dreaming of the same event, person, situation or setting over and over and over...

1. Represents your life;2. Your church life;3. Your spiritual condition;4. Old House; childhood home issues from your childhood, family of origin issue; Luke 11:24

Thighs relate to childhood issues. Fat thighs may indicate having had to protect yourself dunng childhood from the pain of abuse.

To dream that you are in an old hackney carriage or hack indicates a possible journey to a place in your childhood. It may be that an emotional memory from...

One’s childhood; quiet homely feelings, rural or un­sophisticated in a business or commercial sense; past values. Village of one’s birth, childhood or home: the values and attitudes which prevailed at...

Frequently the “great” parent or parents, ancestors, etc. Memories from childhood situations, because, from the perspective of small children, their parents seem very large.The image points to inherited or early...

1. Aspects of the personality.2. Happy news, welcome news.3. Regression or childishness (childhood friend).4. Difficulty let­ ting go of the past (childhood friend).

One of the ever-recurring obstacle dreams, warning you to persevere if you desire success.

Psychological / emotional perspective: Dreaming of our parents’ funeral indicates a move towards independence, or of letting go of the past, which may be painful. We may need to let...

A teddy bear was part of many people’s childhood experience, so in a dream it could simply be a symbol of some aspect of one’s childhood.A teddy bear can also...

It is during childhood that we learn many of the fundamental rules and responsibilities of life. It is also the time when we develop our personalities and become increasingly socialized....

Plucking petals from a daisy may indicate being undecided or unsure of something. It can also indicate a need to lighten up, or it may be slang for a homosexual...

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Indulging in sweets. In general, the time for sweets is in childhood, but you are still enjoying sweets. Are you longing for your childhood? Do you wish to have the...

This type of dream invites us to reflect on a terminal condition.If it is recurring, it could reveal unjustified fears. (See HANGED and CORPSE)

The house generally represents your psychological and emotional self. Each part of the house may deal with a different part of you.The basement is built first.It is often below ground...

The following dreams are typical of childhood and mirror the stresses, experiences and questions associated with this stage in life. It is possible, however, to have one of these dreams...

Childhood attitude to life or people; not taking some­thing or someone seriously, just ‘playing’ at life or love; can also show an attitude of play that is positive and creative,...

One of the first staples of childhood comfort, a stuffed animal is primarily a symbol for affection and warmth. Your personal relationships with stuffed animals from your childhood should feature...

A dream of seeing someone being tested with a stethoscope, indicates thai there will be recurring disputes and frequent reconciliations between you and your ¡over.

1. Self-acceptance.2. Masculine or feminine side of self (op­posite gender).3. Unresolved or recurring problems (old lover).

1. A message is trying to get through (repeat of a previous dream or recurring dreams).2. A repetition of dream themes revolving around unresolved issues.

You are having anxiety around being held accountable in some aspect of your life. Quizzes, tests, and exams are part of the structure of education that most people in the...

Dreams of a home represents domestic stability.The shape, size, and décor of the home, is often how you see yourself.If you are uncomfortable with the home, then this indicates signs...

Maternal and paternal instinct; your basic childhood need for love and protection or your own experience of being parented. A baby animal can refer to yourself when young and vulnerable;...

Recurrent dream themes often start at a young age, but can begin at any time, and persist for the rest of one’s life.The theme of missing an exam, to take...

A beginning.A fresh start or clean slate.An awakening (physical, emotional, or mental).New insight or clarity.Part of a recurring cycle.Also consider what mornings mean to you personally (such as whether or...

Dreams with sexual themes are very frequent and are not always easy to interpret. Often, you have to frame them in the appropriate amorous context. That is to say, if...

(bot. Perennial plant, Flower) Seeing an Iris flower in a dream signifies recurring festivities, continuing success, happy news, a rainbow of colors, or a foreigner.

A path may represent the direction you are taking in life; or some recurring pattern in your life.

If your childhood home or a home from the past continually features in your dreams, this does not necessarily mean you are stuck in the past or long to return...

Dreams of a record denote a desire to remember something, to deeply etch an experience into the grooves of your mind.If you dream of a broken record, then see Recurring...

Some people have reoccurring dreams about a small child, while others, from time to time, dream about unfamiliar children.The child in your dream could represent your inner self, or the...

A cycle or a life cycle.A process of opening or unfolding.A recurring event or process.A particular time of year.A particular location.See Flower Bulb, Flower

Because gum is associated with the mouth, any dream that involves gum is going to connect to issues around effective communication. Gum is an obstacle to articulate and powerful speech,...

One of the most common dreams of early childhood is that there is something scary in the bedroom: a monster in the wardrobe or aliens in the corner of the...

1. Aspects of self, thoughts and emotions not usually re­vealed to others.2. Childhood, nostalgia.

Childhood feelings about grown-ups, especially the frightening side of parents.

Are you turning around in Circles? Points to the days of childhood and Dance.

1. Need for rest or relaxation.2. Escape.3. Return to childhood.

1. Desire to return to childhood.2. Someone is leading one on a one-way trip to nowhere.

Specific trees may be significant to you, so try and identify the feelings and associations a specific tree evokes if one appears in your dream. For example, does the magnolia...

Dreams of history are your feelings and attitudes that relate to the particular period of which you are dreaming. This dream may be assisting you in learning from your past.If...

To dream of repeating something over and over again in a dream, symbolizes an issue or problem that your unconscious mind is stuck on. Your dream is telling you that...

1. Omnipotence.2. Desire to return to childhood.3. In need of relief from stresses of life.

Childhood family feelings; basic uncomplicated situa­tion or relationship.

1. Joy or celebration of life.2. Longing to return to the womb.3. Childhood and innocence.

1. Learning experience.2. Childhood memories.3. Perfor­mance anxiety.

Flight back into childhood. In psychoanalysis, a well-known symbol for masturbation.

Material aspects: In the sense of being dark or dim, anything obscured in dreams requires us to uncover what is hidden and to discover the relevance in everyday life. We...

1. Feeling something negative but not too serious, such as embarrassment.2. Reaction to stress.3. Returning to the safety of childhood.

1. Longing for childhood days.2. Cheap, flimsy; of a lower grade.

1. Desire to return to childhood.2. Ready to take a chance.3. Confidence in one’s ability to navigate life.

Dreams often reflect personal experiences, emotions, and subconscious thoughts. For women, certain themes and symbols appear more frequently due to societal, emotional, and biological influences. This guide explores the most...

A cat represents the feminine principle of unconditional love.A kitten is this energy in its absolute most innocent expression.It is not uncommon for people to have kittens as a recurring...

Dreams about activities and environments associated with childhood can be either motivating or discouraging, depending on the details of your dream and how you felt. For example, if you had...

1- Similar to the sense of being rejected, this represents a sense of how we experienced not being wanted when we were young. This may not actually be how it...

Fun, playfulness, or spontaneity.Lightness.Your inner child (or someone else’s).Childhood.Femininity, or stereotypical feminine qualities.See Color, Red

1. One is comfortable with showing more of one’s feelings and thoughts to others.2. One may be selling oneself “short.” 3. Longing to return to childhood.

Symbols in dreams generally occur because they illustrate a quality or function, or because of the association you may have with them. So if particular symbols, such as a jungle...

Material aspects: The mandala is often consciously depicted as an eight-pointed star and represents both man’s aspirations and his burdens. It often appears in recurring dreams in this form and...

The twists and turns and ups and downs of the road you are travelling along in a dream probably represent a recurring pattern in your life. Do you ascend but...

The Significance of Recurring Symbols in Dreams You may find that certain symbols keep cropping up in your dreams. Perhaps your mother always appears carrying a first-aid kit, or you...

1. Childhood issues, often repressed.2. Rejecting imma­ture behavior.3. Secure, happy family life.

Dreams in which a stranger brings you an important message represent your unconscious mind telling you what you need to hear. This dream can also represent your feelings about someone...

Dreaming about being in a church is more common than most people realize. Each week I get several requests to add church to the dictionary. This may be so due...

If a specific object or objects appears and reappears in your dream, it tends to point out a valuable perspective or new approach towards a problem. Try to take note...

(1) Paradise may represent a desire to return to the innocent problem- free simplicity of early childhood.However, this is wrongheaded, because it is unrealistic. The garden of Eden prior to...

Understanding Dreams Dreams offer insights into our thoughts and emotions, providing a canvas for imagination and mirroring our subconscious. Interpreting Dreams Dream interpretation is a profound journey of self-discovery. Reflect...

Often associated with the carefree days of childhood buttercups with their bright yellow head represent simple pleasures and the shining optimism of the golden sun.

1. High goals or ambitions.2. Showing ability to handle or control difficult situations.3. Longing for return to childhood.

1. The beginning of journeys, sometimes the end.2. Plans are moving ahead well.3. Santa’s home, childhood hopes and dreams, a magical place.

Poet William Blake stated that “progress is the punishment of God.” The life’s path is a personal experience that often involves gradual loss of childhood’s values. Age-related dreams can have...