Is the person or place in your dream someone you know in waking life? Is the setting of your dream familiar? If the person or place is familiar, this may...

A real or imagined region (state, continent, etc.) can represent: An actual physical place.A real or imagined environment or situation.A nonphysical place (such as a mental or emotional “place” within...

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...

1. A feeling of déjà vu, having experienced something before—possibly in a relationship, possibly a set of behaviors.2. Communication or a message with another level of conscious­ness.3. Feelings of connectedness...

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...

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...

Psychological / emotional perspective: The country where the dream takes place may have certain resonances for the dreamer.For example, america for most people will signify a rather brash, commercially oriented...

A place of temporary housing, a hotel may indicate the need for a new state of mind or a condition that requires a short move away from home and familiar...

The Tarot is a powerful community of archetypes that can be examined for their own individual meanings.If you are familiar with this divining tool, look to the specific images that...

Often your own center, especially if the place is round or square. Or, in a public place, becoming aware of something.

A dream that emphasizes furniture can refer to attitudes from the past, particularly if the piece of furniture is a familiar item from one’s childhood. Can also represent current attitudes...

Being in the orient or any foreign place shows the awakening of a part of self not yet familiar to you. The East is symbolic of spiritual awakening.See East.

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. Soul ties to relationships that are dead;2. Worship with the dead;3. Familiar spirit;4. Calling on ancestral spirits; 1 Sam. 28:8; Matt. 8:22.Nest1. God’s place of rest;2. Promises of God...

When the setting of your dream is particularly prominent in your dream, it is usually trying to convey to you some kind of message from your unconscious. The setting of...

Our moods and attitudes, but particularly the set of habitual feelings we meet life with. As we create our surroundings in dreams, landscapes depict what feelings we ourself generate and...

School is a place of learning and advancement of intellectual pursuits. In a dream, school represents the need and desire to grow and expand in wisdom. One of the most...

The ocean is a symbol for the unconscious mind and the overwhelming emotions that can emerge from such a deep place.A tsunami results from an earthquake, which is a symbol...

Someone returning (to you, to a place, etc.) can represent a real or imagined: Reunion.Returning to the past, or situation similar to a past one.Restoring, recreating, or revisiting something from...

(see also Travel)(1) A journey may express a need or desire to escape from your present situation: external constraints or inner conflict. But dream journeys usually have a destination (see...

A familiar office: Safety and security, as much emotional security as job or financial security.A strange office full of strange people: If the dreamer feels comfortable, new friends are in...

Universal Landscape: Visibility in life; public exposure.Dreaming Lens: Were you prepared for your role or not? How were you attired? At what level of success did you perform? Did you...

There are two key approaches to dream interpretation: the Subjective-Objective Assumption and the Rule of Known and Unknown Images. These approaches help determine whether a dream reflects the dreamer's inner...

1. Storage;2. Adjunct ministry;3. Place where work on cars (what you operate in.4. Place where you refuel spiritually;5. Place of restoration;

1. Heart or spirit;2. Foundation;3. Place of conception;4. The place of faith;5. The place from which one is sent out;6. Fruit (offspring); Jer. 1:5; Matt. 1:18; 13:23; John 18:37;

One’s relationship with society, one’s sense of community, the mental and emotional environment in which one lives; in some dreams work and opportunity. Home town, town of birth: the familiar...

A place for cleansing, as in Bath.An erotic place where clothes are taken off (see Physician). Often refers to the psychoanalyst’s office, particularly during sessions.A place of emotion.

1. Word play--ready to step into something powerful place of training;2. Place to get back on track!3. Place of waiting; Isa. 40 31; Luke 2:25; Acts 15:35-37

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

That which is familiar, usually your own characteristics.

A familiar spirit

An aspect of self you are not yet familiar with.

Staying in a place or situation (such as staying in the same job) can represent: Resistance to change, wanting to keep things the same, or preferring familiar situations or environments.Feeling...

Aspect of personality with which you are not familiar

1. Worry about something that the dreamer is not familiar with.2. Someone is ministering to someone.

Making use of your own abilities. Success and well-being, but also a place of adolescent sexuality.According to Jung, the barn is a place where demons and ghosts reside, but also...

Universal Landscape: Collective escapism.Dreaming Lens: What kind of bar were you in? Was it a place known to you? Were there other people there? If so, did you know who...

Well-known holy place; a place of power, spirituality, personal growth, and development. Ideals that are held dear are addressed and should be either elevated or sacrificed.The altar is the place...

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)

1. Place of cleansing;2. Place where you process your issues;3. Place where soak in the spirit.4. Old issue (old bathroom). Eph. 5:26; James 1:23-26; Isa. 1:16;

A place to rest (mentally, emotionally, physically, or spiritually).Your place in the world, a community, group, family, workplace, or otherwise (since a seat can represent your place in a room).Not...

1. A place where resources are deposited, withdrawn and exchanged.2. A place to deposit resources for the future;3. Heaven (God’s treasury);4. Jesus;5. Reserve;6. Sure thing;7. Wealth/money;8. Storehouse;9. Interest;10. Your place...

This presages a return to familiar occupations and surroundings; sometimes a proposal is on its way from someone you knew long ago.

Any form of packing is an omen of contrary; you can expect a period of plodding along a familiar rut

Winning something other than first place (such as second or third) can represent excelling or doing well (or a desire to do so).Being unhappy about winning something other than first...

The main theme in abduction dreams is fear.The dreamer may be afraid of losing a very important part of himself or of losing his safest and most familiar surroundings. Also,...

Dreams of a bed represent comfort, relaxation, rejuvenation, sexuality, intimacy and privacy.The bed is considered the safest place in the world, the place where you allow yourself to be the...

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.

lucky numbers: 09-20-25-27-28-33city, of a: a real-life problem if dream becomes a tolerable fantasy. consulting someone about your dreams: expect news from far away. family of children, of a: difficulty...

1- For most people, the kitchen represents the ‘heart’ of the house.It is the place from which we go out into the world and to which we return. In dreams,...

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.

Visiting a place or a person can represent an actual, desired, or imagined experience with that place or person (or with something the place or person represents).For more clues, consider...

1- Most people see an oasis as a place of refuge in a desert. Because of its association with water, in dreams it becomes a place where we can receive...

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...

It is a good omen to hear people call you by a familiar Nickname in your dream.

1. Jesus;2. Disciple;3. Literal friend;4. Someone with whom you are familiar; Prov. 18:24; Matt. 11:19.

The zone of the root chakra, where the Kundalini resides. This image may point to the relief of undigested leftovers, problems one has worked with.The suggestion here is to “let...

Did you dream that you were wandering around a city, either familiar or unfamiliar to you in waking life? If you did, were the streets friendly and welcoming, and the...

See Field.The garden is the place where our soul joins nature. It symbolizes longing, fertility, and a satisfying love life.A place of harmony and relaxation (as well as sin, as...

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...

1. Place of captivity; Rev. 14:8;2. Place of fornication;3. The world system and false church; Rev. 18:10;

Place for hiding; concealing part of self, identity from others. Something you carry around you think you need; place for safekeeping.

1. Place of spiritual activity or place of ministry; 1Corth 9:27

1. The Word of God; 1 Kings 2:37;2. Resting place3. Place of trees; Deut. 8:7; Job 20:17.

1. Reveals the vision of a place;2. Place where shown “the big picture”

(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.

1. Stopover;2. Place of refreshment and rest;3. Speaks of a journey4. Place of encounter; Luke 10 34-35.

Symbolic of a familiar spirit.A lizard may manifest in a dream as a creature with a human face and a nasty disposition that lives in your home

1. Refers to what’s going on now in your life;2. Place of gathering &entertaining others;3. Public place; 2 Kings 9:2-3, Esther 2:11; Jer. 26:2; Ps. 92:13;

Obvious symbol for a place of rest, relaxation, and enjoyment. Meeting place, intellectual stimulation. What did you choose to eat?

Constructively, a place for protection and healing; destructively, a place to hide and wall off from people. You have a choice of moving in or out.

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

When Freud, as a qualified doctor and neurologist, became interested in psychology, it was still a branch of philosophy. He gave to it a geography of the human mind, showed...

Sudden journeyings or changes from place to place (Gypsy).

Material aspects: Depending on our attitude to hospitals, when one appears in a dream it can either represent a place of safety, or a place where our very being is...

It symbolizes assistance and blessings.The same applies to seeing clouds, But if rain or clouds are seen confined to a particular place, house or vicinity, it symbolizes famine and sickness...

Material aspects: Everyone has a basic need to belong and often we are conscious in dreams of finding our particular place. It manifests itself in dreams as a place where...

A place of quiet and contemplation. Particularly in times of stress it points to reflection. Romantic place.According to Freud, a symbol for women, as in Church.

Place of rest from emotional seas of life; safe place for evaluating past and setting future course of action.See Harbor.

1. Bondage;2. Captivity3. Stronghold;4. Place of confinement;5. Satan’s kingdom;6. Place of judgement and punishment;7. Bound by your own thoughts/words.

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...

Lips in contemporary culture often represent sensuousness, sex, love, and romance. They are also associated with communication, as in the familiar expression “read my lips.”

1. Church/altar (as the communal place where we drink of the Spirit);2. The world;3. Haunt of the workers of the flesh;4. Gathering place for lovers of darkness.

See Laboratory. On one hand, a place for the unnatural and artificial; on the other, the receptacle for intellect, or the place where connections are made. In alchemy, a reference...

1. Fortune-telling spirit (familiar spirit);2. Spirit that seeks to squeeze out the spiritual life by applying pressure Acts 16:16; 1 Sam. 15:23.

Universal Landscape: Unmet needs; the risk of death.Dreaming Lens: Where were you that was deserted? Was it a familiar place? Was it from your past or present? Were you aware...

One of the most frequent symbols for the unconscious.The task is to discover the unconscious and that which has been unconscious, and to become familiar with it.

Hopping from place to place. Looking for growth.

In being so similar to the human being, gorillas have represented the more frightening aspects of mankind. As time passes, we recognize familiar aspects of a somewhat undeveloped personality coupled...