When the environment or setting of a dream is particularly noticeable there is usually some kind of message or information being given. Sometimes the place reflects our inner state of...

1. The source of life; sustenance and air, essential for growth.2. Once necessary attributes are no longer needed, usu­ally regarding personal growth.

A sign of inherited money soon to come to you.

If you dream of being a child again, or if you dream of items from your childhood, this signifies that you will not be able to regain lost opportunities, even...

You are dreaming of unmet needs and the consequences of past choices that have not served you. Human beings are social animals. We have lived in community with one another...

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...

Fire seen in the market place or shop is an indication that much loss will be sustained in business..

(See Masjid, Mosque)

If a person sees himself scattering pearls on the road, in a garbage or in the market place it means he will acquire knowledge and wisdom and will teach it...

At times, the Ka’bah also stands for peace and harmony. Therefore, if the Ka’bah is seen in a place other than Makkah, it suggests that the people of that town...

Our name represents our sense of self, our essential T.If name is altered: suggests a sense of change in the way we see ourself. Other people’s names: our feelings for...

See setting.

A symbol of the unconscious. Repression and flight from problem situations. Need and desire to find and to be found.Folklore: Bad news.

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

Putting a place mat on the table may signify that you are welcoming someone new into your space. It may also mean that you are welcomed at someone else’s table

If you dream of switching places (swapping minds/bodies) or switching clothes with someone, it symbolizes that you are trying to understand that person better. You may envy something about them...

Symbol: The child is a symbol of receiving unconditionally.Vision: Watching healthy children at play: success and good times. Crying, screaming, and sick children, children that are falling down...

(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...

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...

Leaving a place or situation can represent: The end of a phase, project, or something else in your life.A desire to escape or avoid a real-life situation.A feeling that you’re...

A location from myth or legend (such as Camelot or the Land of Oz) can represent: Something that comes to mind when you think of that place (consider the characteristics,...

Whilst pregnant women often dream about giving birth in anticipation of the upcoming event, dreams of giving birth typically have very little connection with the biological process of reproduction and...

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....

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...

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...

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...