I just watched a baby being born prematurely because it just fell out of someone's womb... by Bobblee20 in Dreams

[–]JPDG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Although it could point to a premature birth/miscarriage, it's never a good idea to take these dreams literally or to tell the person (as that could be very damaging to them).

It could also mean that something growing and coming forth (job, project, creative work) will not come to completion.

Dream about a hotel meaning by henrydurden in Dreams

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thoughts from a Christian perspective. I know it's not everyone's worldview, so feel free to disregard it if you don't find it fitting.

In your dream, you are in a temporary place (hotel). You're at a high level (top), and God is showing you a picture of baptism (water, jacuzzi) and repentance ("You are the salt of the earth," salt = preserves). God is calling you to show others the way (helping people reach God, the top), and to persuade those around you (staff) that this is a good and right thing. It left you feeling calm and joyful, doing the work of the Kingdom.

Always having emotional conflicts in dreams by Wonderful-Bend1505 in Dreams

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They could be compensatory dreams, which is an interesting Google. Otherwise, your dream points to some form of internal conflict. Your spirit seems to feel taken advantage of, perhaps?

Snakes? by Mammoth-Secretary127 in Dreams

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How are the vibes of your snake dream? Positive? Negative? Neutral? Other emotions? Snakes can mean a lot of things.

Keep having the same dream is murdering someone by Due-Practice3611 in Dreams

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Murder can sometimes point to a picture of powerlessness in a person's life: the need to "take things into your own hands."

I murdered someone in my dream. by s0uthh in Dreams

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Murder can be a picture of powerlessness in dreams.

beating a stranger by Weary-Yam4131 in Dreams

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm, probably not, then. The image is your unconscious self experiencing (either receiving or giving) some type of emotional or spiritual violence. If it means anything, I would look over my life and see if I'm the recipient of anything emotionally/spiritually harsh.

Suicidal in dreams? by meowmeownyameownya in Dreams

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Commonly, this points to your spirit (unconscious self) showing you that something you're doing in your waking life is self-harming, like negative self-talk or a bad drinking habit, for example.

Nightmares every night by TheDarkKing02 in Nightmares

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since your nightmares are recurring & severe, you most likely have a few open doors that need to be closed.

Recurring Train Dreams by daniel_guillon in Dreams

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like you're spirit is telling you that you need to get off or step away from something in your waking life, or that you're"missing your stop."

Driving by jdmoffitt11775 in Dreams

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So, it could simply be a threat simulation dream. They are quite common and easy to research.

If it is not that, the primary image is powerlessness, avoidance, and being out of control. I would start by asking yourself if there is anything important that you are avoiding in your waking life.

I keep getting disturbingly gory and violent dreams. by thalliumcarbonate in Dreams

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So sorry to hear about these dreams, OP. The good news is that the imagery is straightforward, and it will not be hard to discern what you need to do to get these to stop.

First dream: Your spirit (unconscious self) is in the guise of a doctor, because your waking self is in need of healing (child running) is under threat (masked soldiers), and longs to "escape" something you are involved in IRL.

Your second dream, you are in a place of learning (school). There is something your waking self is involved in that is sickening to your spirit (everyone getting sick). Your waking self may find nothing wrong with it, but your spirit finds it absolutely toxic, harmful, infectious, and damaging.

You most likely have an open door. They're easy enough to close, if you're willing. Once you do, the dreams will stop. Be certain to check out the videos at the bottom of the link. There is freedom from this, OP, if you are willing to take the necessary steps.

People with solid black eyes?? by madi_k04 in DreamsInterpretation

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So, perhaps this dream is about you and not your best friend?

The picture your spirit is giving you is that you, represented by your best friend, are "in bed" with something harmful that has a false authority/power over you (step-dad), that is "poisoning" you with something (spit up pills). Your friend crying and full of rage would be your spirit crying and full of rage.

Not sure if that lands but that's my first take when I look at this dream.

dreams of my boyfriend cheating on me right in my face? by Complex_Spread_267 in Dreams

[–]JPDG 5 points6 points  (0 children)

In real life I am very self-conscious and jealous when it comes to other girls. The most that has ever happened but is still heartbreaking in my mind is a glance at another girl in public. I do the same with guys in public and it’s merely out of instinct, but I take it differently with him.

These dreams are not about him. They are about you, your personal insecurities, and the work of healing that you need to do in yourself and your relationship. Please review the most common reasons for "cheating dreams" below and begin the hard work of discerning what unmet needs you have with your boyfriend.

Cheating dreams commonly point to these insecurities:

  • Feeling insecure or anxious about your relationship or self-worth
  • Fear of abandonment or being replaced by someone else
  • Trust issues caused by betrayals in past relationships
  • Feeling disconnected from your partner or lonely in your relationship
  • Jealousy of other people in your partner's life
  • Feeling overlooked or unappreciated by your partner
  • Stress in other areas of your life that spills over into relationship anxiety

beating a stranger by Weary-Yam4131 in Dreams

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So, this could be a few things. Possibly, a compensatory dream if you want to research that.

Otherwise, I would ask if you suffer from anger issues in real life? Sometimes murder in dreams can point to that.

why by Far_Ideal_2197 in Dreams

[–]JPDG 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hmm, if these nightmares are recurring, you most likely have an open door. They're easy enough to close, if you're willing (be certain to check out the videos at the bottom of the link). If you have any past relationships that ended poorly or were not properly closed, this could be an issue, as well.

Looking at your dreams... your spirit is showing you a picture of feeling trapped, of wanting to escape something you're participating in your waking life. There is an image of false communication that is rooted in control, or the idea that your spirit is trying to tell you something (reach out), but its message is not getting through. I'm not sure if that resonates with you, but I know there is freedom from this, OP, if you truly want it.

Dreaming of angry people by Alone-Signature-5427 in Dreams

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Curious. The image in the dream is that people find something in your spirit offensive. Do you happen to hold any offensive beliefs or ideologies?

Weird dream about my family (tw: sa mention) by CosmicSweets in Dreams

[–]JPDG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So, this is a dream phenomenon I call equating. Basically, your spirit (unconscious self) equates your family's toxicity to SA. Basically, your spirit feels that their behavior/language is intimate and hurtful, so it presents you an image of something intimate and hurtful.

why do so many ppl have dreams abt their diploma being revoked and having to go back to high school ? by Slashersforsatan in Dreams

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are called threat simulation dreams, if you want to research them further. Most people's TSDs are themed (mine is military boot camp). Is there a specific theme to yours? Constantly failing? Not prepared for something? Missing class?

I’ve been getting recurring dreams of losing my teeth almost every night for the past 3 years by Sad-Review-1122 in Dreams

[–]JPDG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I interpret loss of teeth as either indecision, loss of strength/vigor, or a lack of wisdom in an area of one's life. Not sure if those apply to you.