I work at a hospital, however I was in a completely different one. I had my PPE on, which is just protective wear and I was in a basement in a morgue, the hallways were empty and so was the morgue. I open up a small body bag to see a small two year old that has passed away inside. It made my heart sad to see this toddler that’s a girl dead. I place her gently on the autopsy table and I get a weird feeling that she’s still alive. Her eyes are closed but I can see faint breathing. I start questioning why they would bring an alive child down to the morgue. The girls body starts moving like either my mind is playing tricks on me, or her… she opens her eyes and smiles at me. As I debate my next move as to whether I should call a nurse, I think to myself “well no one is here at this hospital…” as I’m thinking that suddenly the girl turns pale. Her eyes close and become extremely bruised and purple and pink it looks like there was a lot of damage done to her eyes. I go to close them because I can’t stand looking at them, but they keep opening back up. At this point I’m feeling very anxious, mortified, and confused as to what to do… I’m used to seeing dead babies at my job but this was the first time they’ve been this much older. 


I wake up, and I’m freaking out - I’m very anxious and don’t want to return to this dream. I eventually go back to bed. 

I’m driving in my car, my old fiat and it seems like a ghost town. I start driving towards this unknown hospital again and when I get there I have this dread inside of me like I don’t want to go in and experience the haunted morgue and this two year old that keeps frightening me. I’m sitting in this empty parking lot when I have the realization that I don’t have to go in there… I immediately leave and don’t look back.

Anxiety

Baby

Dead

Fear

Ghost

Hospital

Dream Of A Haunted Morgue

I had a dream that I saw my dad in his casket and he was like a stuffed doll and we said our goodbyes but soon after that I was like a little girl again sitting on the couch watching TV with him except I saw him kind of in the state where he was sick before we sent him to the hospital but he was laughing and he was joking with me he was trying to make me feel better so that I wouldn't be so sad before having to let him go again

Couch

Laughing

Little girl

Sick

Dream About Saying Goodbye To Dad 2

I had a dream where my big brother had a big accident with our mom and ended up being stuck in a wheelchair for the rest of his life. Some people including me had to help him sometimes for little things he always said he could do it himself and wanted to prove everyone he was strong no matter the outcome. The only time he needs help is when they’re stairs, getting into and out of his bed and reaching high places. Weve been living with our stepfather since the accident and keeps making jokes about how he has to stay in the wheelchair the whole time, he got sick of taking care of us and gave us to some family friends. They were nice once in awhile but a huge pain and always yelled at us if we didn’t do something they asked us to do right, but they fed us nice food and made sure we got to bring all of our stuff over to their place. They live in a small apartment that had some terrible looking walls and two bedrooms so I had to share with my big brother,  they also had a mini backyard as well. Sometimes I slept with big brother when I got nightmares what happened with mom and couldn’t fall back asleep until he calmed me down. We went to school everyday and people weren’t too bad about him being in a wheelchair because there were others as well and they’d get into very deep trouble if so. School was fun it let us have some space to move around other than the tiny apartment. The next day I accidentally fell down the stairs and had to go to the hospital they said I had to stay in a wheelchair for a month so I was devastated but kinda happy too to see how it was like for big brother. One day our caretakers told us that they found a place to move into that was bigger and easier for us to move around and they also said that we would be able to get our own rooms. After the month was over my spine was all rested and fixed. We were so excited about the move I went up into our little attic with a little help of my big brother pushing me up to grab our stuff from our old home and found something strange I didn’t know we had so I brought it down to show my big brother and he was confused as well we opened it up and it said to read the words out loud that were in the book. We read it and then it started glowing which scared both of us. All of a sudden big brother was standing for the first time in 4 years, he was a little wobbly at first so I caught him a bit cause he was bigger than me. We got out of the bedroom and our caretakers were very confused, they said how in the world are you standing the hospital told us you wouldn’t be able to stand for the rest of your lifetime. We had no clue and told them about the book. They were shocked but thought it would be a lot easier to pack our things in our vehicle with him since he was strong and had big muscles. A lot of people at school had their mouths wide open and I was stuck to him like glue, most people say that I’m too much with him that it’s strange and sometimes looks like we are dating but I don’t care he’s my emotional support “animal”. We all were happy that he could walk again and he was worried it might go away on him, I told him that I think it’s going to stay forever. When we ended up at our knew home we were scared it would look like the old place just a little bit bigger but it ended up being a lot different than we thought. We had a lot of money saved up from working at a convenience store near by our old place because we wanted to get big brother an electric wheelchair that would be easier on him and we didn’t know what to do with it now.

The dream had a relatively coherent storyline, though the magical book added an unexpected twist.

Brother's Accident and Miraculous Recovery

The dream had a mix of sadness, hope, and happiness, especially when the big brother miraculously stood up again.

The intensity was high due to the emotional ups and downs, and the significant events like the accident and the miraculous recovery.

The dream was somewhat realistic with the accident and daily struggles, but the magical book made it less so.

The dream was highly vivid, with detailed settings like the small apartment and the school.

Kiana, your dream is rich with symbols and emotions that reflect your subconscious processing of various life experiences and feelings. The accident involving your big brother and mother is a powerful metaphor for a significant disruption or trauma in your life. This could represent the financial stress, relocation, health issues, or the loss of a loved one you've faced. Your brother's insistence on independence despite needing help with certain tasks symbolizes resilience and strength, perhaps mirroring your own determination to handle life's challenges.

  The presence of your stepfather and his insensitive jokes may indicate feelings of abandonment or lack of support from certain figures in your life. Being handed over to family friends who are both kind yet strict highlights a duality in your caregivers, suggesting a complex relationship with authority figures who provide for you but also impose strict expectations.

  Living in a small apartment and sharing a room with your brother might symbolize feeling confined or limited in your current environment. However, this shared space also becomes a source of comfort, particularly when you seek solace from nightmares and are calmed by your brother. This indicates a deep emotional bond and reliance on him for emotional support.

  School, in your dream, represents a place of freedom and normalcy, a contrast to the cramped living conditions. This could suggest that you find solace and a sense of normalcy in routine structures outside of your home environment, possibly in your educational or social life.

  The incident of you falling down the stairs and temporarily needing a wheelchair highlights empathy and a deeper understanding of your brother's struggles. The eventual discovery of the strange book and its magical ability to heal him symbolizes hope and the potential for miraculous or unexpected positive changes in your life. This also ties into the theme of finding solutions and overcoming obstacles with the support of loved ones.

  The reaction of others, including your caretakers and schoolmates, to your brother's newfound ability to walk, underscores the theme of transformation and the awe that accompanies significant positive changes. Your closeness with your brother and the perception of others that it might be 'too much' points to a deep-seated need for mutual emotional support, which is often misunderstood by those not in your immediate circle.

  Finally, the anticipation of moving to a new home and the reality of it being better than expected symbolizes optimism and the potential for positive change in your living situation. The saved money intended for an electric wheelchair that is now unneeded represents a shift in priorities and the opening up of new possibilities for how you can use your resources.

  Overall, your dream reflects a journey through trauma, resilience, support, and hope, with a strong emphasis on the emotional bond with your brother as a source of strength and comfort. It suggests that despite the challenges, there are opportunities for healing and positive transformation in your life.

Apartment

Money

New Home

School

Walking

Dream About Brother Wheelchair Accident

I was pregnant. I was with Carson and we were talking about what the name would be, I got to choose if it was a girl, he got to choose if it was a boy. I didn't like the name he picked out, and since we already had one kid (from a previous dream) that was a boy, and if this was a boy, maybe I would get to choose. He reluctantly agreed. 
I went into labor so we went to the hospital. The doctors were clearing out a special room for me but no one would tell me why, but the doctor said it was so they could fit more people in there so they could watch. When I finally got to the room, they were taking out the normal bed and replaced it with an archaic wooden table with straps. I asked the doctor what was going on. 
He said I didn't have a cervix and that was rare and he wanted people to watch. I was freaking out because I didn't like the wooden table. My mom showed up and tried to calm me down. I kept freaking out because I didn't know what was going on. Finally, a female doctor came in to see what was wrong and I told her I didn't want to give birth like this. After a few minutes of discussion, she decided she was going to take over instead of the other doctor, and she brought in a normal hospital bed and took out the wooden one. I was laying on the bed and asking the doctor questions (it was established that we've been acquaintances since elementary school). I asked her if I was gonna be able to push out the baby without a cervix. She said we'll figure it out. My mom wasn't happy with that answer, but I told my mom I trusted this doctor. The doctor told me that it's good I have a second kid now because the first one wasn't getting stimulated enough. (From a previous dream, I had someone else watch him and as far as I knew, he only stayed in one room of the house. I realized I hadn't seen him in so long and I was questioning if I was good enough to even have another kid)
I gave birth fairly easily, but after a few moments of crying, the baby stopped and he couldn't breathe. They tried clearing his airways and I asked my doctor if this was my fault. She told me no and that this is just a complication that happens sometimes.

The dream was mostly coherent, following a logical progression from pregnancy discussions to labor complications, though some aspects were surreal.

Pregnancy and Complications

The dream was filled with anxiety and uncertainty as I faced the challenges of childbirth and my own doubts about being a good parent.

The intensity was high, particularly during the labor and the moment when the baby couldn't breathe, evoking a strong emotional response.

The dream felt somewhat realistic, especially the hospital setting and the conversations with the doctors, despite the bizarre elements like the lack of a cervix.

The details were vivid, especially the contrast between the wooden table and the normal hospital bed, making the dream feel very immersive.

Theo, your dream about pregnancy and the complexities surrounding it is rich with symbolism and reveals a lot about your inner emotional landscape. The very act of being pregnant suggests a period of creation, not just in terms of a literal child, but also in how you perceive your own growth and potential. The conversation with Carson about the name indicates a negotiation of identity and expectations, both yours and his. The fact that you were given the choice for a girl’s name while Carson had a boy’s name could symbolize a desire for autonomy in your life choices, particularly when it comes to relationships and family. This dynamic hints at the balance of power in your relationship, as well as your hopes and fears regarding collaboration and compromise.

  The transition to the hospital and the ensuing chaos reflects a sense of losing control over a situation that is meant to be joyous yet is filled with anxiety and uncertainty. The special room that needed to be cleared for ‘more people to watch’ suggests feelings of vulnerability and perhaps a fear of being judged or scrutinized during significant life changes. The archaic wooden table with straps stands in stark contrast to your expectations of a nurturing environment, representing your discomfort with how your journey is unfolding. This image could imply that you feel trapped by societal expectations or by the pressures of motherhood, and it illustrates a struggle against being objectified or viewed as merely a spectacle.

  Your mother’s presence as a calming figure is significant and speaks to the foundational role she plays in your emotional well-being. However, it also shows a potential conflict between your own desires and the expectations of those around you. The arrival of the female doctor, someone you’ve known since childhood, symbolizes trust in your support system. The conversation about not having a cervix introduces a fear of inadequacy or feeling incomplete, which might reflect deeper concerns about your ability to fulfill roles expected of you, whether in motherhood or other areas of life. You are questioning your capacity to nurture, both for your first child and the potential second child, revealing an internal dialogue about worthiness and self-doubt.

  The birth itself, while initially seeming easy, soon shifts to a moment of crisis when the baby struggles to breathe. This can be interpreted as a metaphor for your fears of failure, perhaps indicating that you are worried about your capabilities in managing new challenges.

Being Pregnant

Breathing

Child

Doctor

Mother

Dream About Giving Birth Without Cervix

I had a dream where I was being taught by a famous doctor about how to become a doctor myself. There was a boy there that was in a wheel chair and no one took him seriously because they thought he wouldn’t be fast enough. Then there were these other guys that just interrupted our class and said that we all were coming with him and if we don’t there’ll be bad consequences. They brought us to a small hospital in a small town where there was barely any people in. There was a really rich guy who was sick and no one at all could figure out what was wrong with him at all. Our doctor teacher told us we needed to give him some ideas on what it could be. But then two crazy people came out of nowhere, one that could run really fast like the flash, and the other who was strong and can fly like superman. Everyone else in the class was running around crazy while I and the boy in the wheelchair helped our teacher look for what made him so sick and then I figured it out and gave it to our teacher, he was very greatful and said I was his favourite. We super duper put some stuff in the rich guys body and started running away from the super evil guys that were trying to stop us from saving the rich guy. We found some bikes and all of us tried to get on them together but some of us just had to run. The boy in the wheelchair couldn’t run like we were because of the mud on the ground cause it just stopped raining. I ended up falling of the bike because I had troubles holding on properly, the boy in the wheelchair saved me in the nick of time before the evil superman got me, I don’t know how he got me so fast and it was still muddy I thought he couldn’t go through it. He said to me that he found some better wheels that had more grip on them and wanted to catch up on us to be with us. I said thanks for saving me and he kinda blushed and said no problem. So I went to hop off and start running again to catch up with everyone but he said to stay on his lap and he could get us there, but I was worried I’d be too heavy for him to go fast with his wheelchair. He said that I wasn’t bothering him and he said he had strong arm muscles, winked at me and started to move again. When we caught up our teacher was so relieved that I was ok and that he was worrying about me. To me he felt like a father figure. After managing to get out of the town and losing the evil guys the mini hospital called our teacher and said thank u for saving his life we got rid of the weird ones and put them in a cell that they can never get out of. I told my friends what the boy in the wheelchair did for me and I think that I kind of have a crush on him now. Everyone was surprised how he managed to get here with us and apologized for laughing at him in the classroom. The righ guy told his team to come pick us up and bring us home.

The dream had a coherent structure, moving logically from the classroom setting to the hospital and the ensuing chaos.

A Lesson in Courage and Teamwork

The dream conveyed a sense of camaraderie and support as the protagonist helped a boy in a wheelchair while feeling a growing affection for him.

The intensity was high, especially during the moments of danger and the protagonist's struggle to keep up.

Although it featured fantastical elements like superpowers, the setting in a hospital and themes of teamwork made it relatable.

The dream was highly vivid, with detailed scenes of the hospital, the wheelchair, and the chaotic escape from the super evil guys.

Kiana, your dream presents a rich tapestry of imagery that speaks to your personal journey and the challenges you face. The setting of being taught by a famous doctor indicates a desire for knowledge and growth, perhaps reflecting your own ambitions and aspirations in life. This quest for understanding is met with obstacles, as symbolized by the boy in the wheelchair, who represents those who may be underestimated or overlooked. His presence in your dream suggests a deep empathy and awareness of societal views on capability, especially in the face of adversity. You may be grappling with similar feelings of being perceived in a certain light, perhaps due to your own experiences with challenges like financial stress or relocation.

  The interruption by the other boys and the ensuing chaos introduces a sense of urgency and external pressure. This part of your dream could signify the external stresses you sometimes feel in your waking life, where demands from others can feel overwhelming and lead to feelings of inadequacy. The small hospital symbolizes a place of healing and care, yet its emptiness may reflect feelings of isolation in your journey—perhaps a sense that you are navigating your path without adequate support or recognition from those around you.

  As you work alongside the boy in the wheelchair to solve the mystery of the rich man's illness, it suggests a partnership that transcends societal limitations. This collaboration highlights your inner strength and ability to overcome obstacles, regardless of others' judgments. The moment where you realize your value and receive gratitude from your teacher reinforces your desire for validation and acknowledgment in your endeavors. His fatherly figure represents a guiding presence that you may seek in your life, someone who encourages you to embrace your capabilities and unique contributions.

  The climax of the dream, where you both escape from the villains, serves as a metaphor for triumph over adversity. It illustrates the importance of teamwork and connection, revealing the strength that comes from mutual support. The boy's unexpected ability to navigate the muddy terrain symbolizes the often-unseen strengths within those who might be underestimated. Your emerging feelings for him suggest a blossoming appreciation for inner qualities rather than superficial judgments, reflecting a maturation in how you perceive relationships and attraction.

  In the aftermath of your adventure, the recognition from your peers and the rich man serves as a powerful affirmation of your journey. It encapsulates the theme of redemption, where those who once doubted the boy now acknowledge his capabilities, mirroring how you might feel in your social environment. This dream resonates with your personal growth and the resilience you embody in overcoming challenges, highlighting a shift in perspective that recognizes the strength in both vulnerability and capability. Overall, Kiana, your dream is a profound reflection of your inner world, filled with insights about empathy, ambition, and the power of collaboration.

Bicycle

Crazy

Friendship

Running

Saving someone

Superhero

Teacher

Dream About Becoming A Doctor And Friendship

i had a dream my roommate was getting ready to go to her new boyfriend anthony’s house in florida (we live in california)  but i decided to tag along on a separate flight and then we got there and her and her boyfriend  had the room with multiple beds but i was assigned a room that was basically a prison with a pad for a bed but i took a nap in one of the beds in anthony’s  room and i woke up disoriented and i had packed in 2 seconds and realized i forgot my meds so within like hours of being there i immediately flew home. but before i went home i went kinda crazy at anthony’s and got naked and his door in his room to outside was open and the neighbors across the property (it was like in the middle of nowhere) were like wizards and flew a firework out of their hands essentially to warn me to put clothes on and then we had like a baseball scene from the movie twilight moment against them to stick up for ourselves bc they were like threatening violence. and also i decided to walk like 5k floors up a hospital to get my dads belongings bc apparently he had died in a hospital 3 years ago but no one got his belongings yet and i had to climb up the stairs to get them. (he died 5 years ago). and there were two women behind me but i was getting tired and emotional and crying and they for some reason were only communicating with me over the phone and were kinda telling me hey stand aside so we can pass by you so i think i stepped aside so they could pass me by and i still had so many floors to climb and i don’t know if i ended up giving up i might have woken up.

The narrative felt somewhat disjointed, shifting abruptly from one scenario to another, particularly from the beach house to the hospital climb.

Roommate's New Life and Unfinished Business

The dream carried a mix of anxiety and confusion as I navigated through my roommate's new relationship and my own emotional turmoil.

The intensity peaked when I found myself in a surreal confrontation with wizards and the emotional weight of my father's death loomed heavily.

The dream felt quite realistic, especially during the chaotic moments at Anthony's house and the emotional climb to retrieve my father's belongings.

The details were strikingly vivid, from the prison-like room to the dramatic scene with the neighbors, making the dream feel almost cinematic.

Phoebe, your dream presents a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences that reflect your current state of mind and challenges in your life. The imagery of your roommate preparing to visit her new boyfriend in Florida while you feel the need to tag along suggests a desire for connection and perhaps a fear of being left behind or forgotten. This may resonate with your feelings about relationships and your longing for closeness during a time where you might be feeling isolated or disconnected due to your circumstances. Your subconscious could be exploring the complexities of your social dynamics, especially as you navigate your own journey through relationships and mental health.

  The contrasting living arrangements, where your roommate enjoys a space with multiple beds and you find yourself in a prison-like room, symbolizes a feeling of confinement or limitation in your own life. This aspect of the dream likely mirrors your struggles with mental health, particularly with your ADHD, bipolar disorder, and eating disorders. The 'prison' could represent the restrictions these conditions impose on you, suggesting that you may feel trapped by them at times. Your quick decision to take a nap in Anthony's room indicates a yearning for comfort and escape, highlighting how you might be seeking solace or normalcy amidst your challenges.

  Waking up disoriented and realizing you forgot your medications suggests a fear of losing control or not being adequately prepared to face life's challenges. Medications often symbolize stability and balance, so forgetting them in your dream may echo your anxiety about managing your mental health effectively. The abrupt decision to fly home signifies a retreat, possibly indicating a desire to return to a familiar state of safety or a place where you feel more in control.

Abroad

Being Late

Crying

Death

Fight

Fireworks

Naked

Prison

Phone

Dream About Lost In Anthony House

I had a dream in my dream a friend of mine who is helping me in one process now she was in my dream and she was all alone in the city summer and I have been busy in the doctor and she told me she has some problem with her vagina. I have her told her I can try to take an appointment with her at the hospital , while I am there so I asked him and got an appointment in the hospital for her in like 22 weeks so I asked her where are you? And she said she’s like another part of city so I told her why you were alone you can hang out together because my son is not home so we can hang out together, then to her to find her so and then I met her somewhere at the place by sea so we order some mice to be on the fire and pay. I paid for it when we came out we saw a bitch people were swimming there so it was a very beautiful fish in the sea and children screaming so sudden I saw my friend went to the water to swim as well. It’s cold. I didn’t wanna go so I just walk a little bit into the water and then she screaming because fish came and bite her so I went to help her, and then I saw another fish biting me as well were trying to release from the fish is another fish to us kind of attacking us so we were trying to escape and so scared. What’s going on here? It was very beautiful bitch all of a sudden danger place around my car and I forgotten that I have a car and I went to the bus, and then remember I saw my car key and I remember I had a car so came back to look for my car to drive and I woke up

The dream had a somewhat disjointed narrative, shifting from a beach outing to moments of panic.

A Day at the Beach Turns Dangerous

The dream carried a mix of concern and friendship as I tried to help my friend with her problem.

The intensity spiked when my friend was bitten by a fish, creating a sense of urgency and fear.

The setting of a sunny beach and lively children made the dream feel quite realistic, though the danger was surreal.

The details of the beach, fish, and my friend's reactions were very vivid and clear.

Mina, your dream paints a vivid picture of connection, concern, and a journey through both beauty and danger. In the dream, your friend, who is currently supporting you, appears in a state of vulnerability, expressing a problem that seems deeply personal. This aspect of the dream might reflect your own feelings of empathy and responsibility towards those you care about. The act of offering to help her with a hospital appointment suggests that you are not only capable of nurturing relationships but also that you may sometimes prioritize the needs of others over your own. This could be a manifestation of your past experiences, where perhaps you had to cope with your own challenges while being there for others, especially in light of your relationship difficulties and traumatic events.

  The scene shifts to a summer day by the sea, a place typically associated with relaxation and joy. However, the juxtaposition of beauty and the lurking danger of fish biting you both introduces a sense of foreboding. This may symbolize your fear of the unexpected challenges that can arise in seemingly pleasant situations. The beauty of the beach and the laughter of children highlight the moments of joy in your life, yet the biting fish may represent unresolved issues or fears that are surfacing, potentially linked to your past experiences with depression and PTSD. The dream reflects your struggle between enjoying life's moments and being aware of the potential dangers that accompany them.

  Your decision to stay on the shore while your friend ventures into the water could signify your protective instinct, either towards yourself or your friend. Your hesitation to join her in the cold water may reflect your ambivalence about fully engaging with your emotions or the situations around you.

Children

Fish

Friend

Dream About Fish Biting

I was in the 18th century as Queen of France. At dinner with Ben Franklin, I had a candle balanced on my lap. I burned myself and had to be cut out of my dress. 
The dream abruptly changed to me being royalty in a mashup of the US and England in modern times. I was stabbed by an assassin at an event but didn’t let my composure slip. I then instructed my dad (who was driving) to take me to the hospital. My mom and I walked in and I told the two ward sisters I’d been stabbed. When my shirt was pulled away, I saw the burn mark from the previous part of my dream. The cuts were thankfully shallow, and I was released after a night of observation. I insisted on wearing dress pants since my loose shirt would be covered by my coat. 
At a press conference, a group of Girl Scouts-ranging from a Daisy to the leader-came. I got in the car and was taken to a beach.
The beach was littered with seashells to where it hurt to walk barefoot, but I had to make it to the part where the sand was smooth and not rough.
I had hoped to enjoy the sun, but my dad said it was time to go and had I already had enough time at the beach?

Despite the abrupt transitions, the dream maintained a thread of narrative linking my royal experiences to personal challenges.

Royalty and Resilience

The dream had a mixture of excitement and anxiety as I navigated through royal duties and unexpected injuries.

The intensity escalated with moments of danger, especially when I was attacked and had to maintain my composure.

The setting felt both historical and modern, blending the elegance of the 18th century with contemporary elements.

The details were striking, especially the imagery of the beach and the contrasting pain of walking on seashells.

Jamie, your dream is a tapestry of rich symbolism, inviting us to explore the complexities of your inner world.

  The juxtaposition of the 18th century French court and a modern-day royal family suggests a clash between tradition and modernity. The burning candle on your lap, a symbol of knowledge and enlightenment, hints at your desire for clarity in your life. The subsequent injury and extraction from your dress could represent a shedding of old patterns or beliefs that no longer serve you.

  The transition to a contemporary setting, where you are stabbed but maintain composure, speaks to your resilience and strength in the face of adversity. The assassin's attack could symbolize internal conflicts or external challenges that you are facing. Your father's presence as the driver suggests a need for guidance and support from those close to you.

  The hospital scene brings together different aspects of your dream. The burn mark from the previous part of your dream appearing on your body could indicate that past experiences continue to influence your present. The shallow cuts, thankfully not life-threatening, may represent minor setbacks or wounds that you can overcome. Your insistence on wearing dress pants despite your loose shirt being covered by your coat could symbolize a desire to maintain a professional or composed exterior, even when you are feeling vulnerable.

  The press conference with the Girl Scouts, ranging from a Daisy to the leader, could represent different aspects of your own growth and development.

Beach

Queen

Sand

Shirt

Stabbed

Dream About Being A Queen And Assassination

I was hanging out with my friend and sister outside and we all went to my house and watched TV, we all saw an alert for the monkeypox. I said we were going to have another lock when I said that a fight started between all of us saying we are and are not getting locked down. The fighting got so bad to the point I noticed broken pieces of glass the house on fire and nothing but darkness as everyone continued to fight I just stared into the darkness confused. We were having a debate and now everyone is trying to stab each other like savages and I couldn't move I had to watch but when I did move I grabbed my best friend and my sister and took them to the hospital as I was in the car the dream faded.

The dream started with a coherent setting but quickly devolved into chaos, making it feel fragmented and disjointed.

Chaos Among Friends

The dream had a tense emotional tone as the friends and family turned against each other over the threat of a lockdown.

The intensity escalated sharply as the argument turned into physical confrontations, creating a sense of urgency and fear.

The dream felt somewhat realistic, especially with familiar faces like my friend and sister, but the escalating violence was surreal.

The scenes were vividly detailed, particularly the fire and the broken glass, which created a stark contrast to the earlier calm.

Broken Glass

Darkness

House Fire

Dream About Fighting In Darkness

So I dreamt I was riding my horse Woody whobsadly passed away 7 years ago to see someone at the hospital, we snuck inside the hospital and was riding threw the corridors, I woke myself up wondering why I was dreaming about my horse who is no longer with us and why I was going to the hospital with him felt very weird. Anyways I fell back asleep and as a I did I went back into the dream but I was coming out of the hospital, I had to ride down some steps to get out of the hospital grounds. I thought he may slip but he didn't and carried me home. I woke up not understanding who or why I was sneaking into the hospital to visit 😅.
Again I woke up then drifted off again, again I was riding him in my dream but this time it was round my village at night, as we was riding round I saw two young girls leading a mare and Foal which were acting very odd so I decided to follow them, the youngest girl heard me and turned round and said to me why are you following us? I said your not from round here are you? She said no we've just moved here. I asked where she they were going and she said she kept her horses near the motorway. 
We said our goodbyes and then I woke up. 
Very bissare dream.....

The dream's narrative felt somewhat disjointed, with sudden shifts from the hospital to the village and odd interactions with the girls.

Riding Woody in the Hospital and Village

The dream felt nostalgic and bittersweet as I rode my beloved horse Woody, who has been gone for many years.

The intensity fluctuated as I felt both joy and confusion throughout the dream, especially when encountering the strange girls.

Despite the unusual setting of riding in a hospital, the dream had a familiar emotional undertone linked to my past with Woody.

The images were quite clear, particularly the sight of Woody and the odd mare and foal in the village at night.

Kimberley, your dream about riding Woody seems to resonate deeply with your past and current emotional landscape. The act of riding your horse, who passed away seven years ago, symbolizes a profound connection to your memories and perhaps a yearning for comfort and familiarity. Horses often represent freedom and strength, and your choice to ride him in a hospital setting could suggest a desire to confront your feelings surrounding vulnerability and healing. Hospitals are places of recovery, and sneaking in might indicate that you feel a need to address aspects of your life that are often hidden or unacknowledged, particularly in relation to your mental health journey.

  As you rode through the hospital corridors, it seems you were navigating your subconscious thoughts about healing and loss. The dream reflects a blend of nostalgia and a quest for understanding; perhaps it hints at feelings of being out of place or needing to explore your emotions regarding your mental health challenges. The anxiety you experience in waking life could be manifesting here, urging you to confront the parts of yourself that require attention and care. Your decision to enter the hospital suggests a willingness to explore these feelings, despite the confusion they may evoke.

  When you fell back asleep and returned to the dream, riding down the steps to leave the hospital grounds can symbolize a transition. Steps often indicate movement toward a new level of awareness or understanding. Your concern about Woody slipping can represent your fear of losing control or stability in your life.

Girl

Horse

Night

Stairs

Village

Dream About Riding Horse Hospital

A hospital on a low, cloudy mountain that looks like the one me and mom used to frequently pass by on the way to pick up our younger brother from the daycare in Odawara(we were living in Hakone at that time, or at least she was; I visited every weekend from Tokyo where my school and my fatherms place(whom I lived with) was at)
Nothing is really clear because of the fog and the clouds, it’s like a mix of a similar facility in Hakone and of that place(Odawara city)
Some sort of a competition, basically a flag war between two parties and I’m caught in the middle of it, this whole thing is taking place in the hospital facilities
Glass roofed dome-hall with many plants, reception floor/lobby being that
Glass everything, very modern, somewhat futuristic even
Looks a bit like the university campus of some new business college in the larger Nagoya city region/outskirts
Middle of some patch of forests, idek
The flag is taken by the party of people who’s protecting me, and they’re now using the whole hospitalf facility as a base to protect against the attack of the invading force
Wide parking lot, slope down the hill to the common road, very cloudy
All this time I’m inside the building watching from within, and so are my party’s people even as they prepare and arm themselves and the facility because safety

Scene changes, now I’m in space
I mean like the dark, realistically cold, somewhat empty space with many stars, planets and comets floating and glimmering in the unfathomable distances
Flying all the way to near Pluto, Saturn or Neptune(the final destination was Pluto, I don’t quite recall if I actually got near it or not) to retrieve my flip phone that got thrown into it
Once I retrieve I go back to the apartment room owned by my mother’s side of grandparents
I’m on the tatami, gery nostalgic because this is where my mother would usually take me to whenever she had time(even though she and the family has a very rocky history where basically my mother was the scapegoat and the perpetual ‘daughter/servant’ of the family during her younger years; once the divorce happened and I started living really separated from her, she spiraled into being institutionalized that cold, domineering and controlling attitude of theirs sort of returned)
I’m charging the retrived phone, younger brother(around the age of 5 or 6 at this time) is talking
The flip phone is brittle, full of scars from all the exposure to the elements out in the deep space
The whole place looks like they’re fusing between that room and my current home(my paternal grandmother’s house’s living room)
And there’s a sense of urgency and anxiety as I go into the other room with my younger brother, when my mother first comes back from some groceries or outdoors activities she does to give herself some space 
Father follows suite, they’re probably arguing judging from all the sounds and the tone of speech
Father doesn’t seem too well in the mood

The narrative shifts from a hospital conflict to a cosmic adventure, maintaining a loose structure that mirrors the dreamer's inner turmoil.

Hospital Flag War and Cosmic Retrieval

The dream evokes a mix of nostalgia and anxiety, particularly surrounding family dynamics and memories.

There is a strong sense of urgency as the dreamer navigates both the chaotic competition and the emotional undertones of family strife.

The dream's setting fluctuates between a familiar hospital and the vastness of space, blending reality with surreal elements.

Details like the glass dome and the starry space create a somewhat vivid but also foggy experience, reflecting confusion.

Hope, your dream is a fascinating tapestry woven from threads of your past, present, and perhaps even your subconscious fears and desires. The setting of a hospital on a low, cloudy mountain evokes a sense of vulnerability and healing, yet also reflects the uncertainty that clouds your thoughts. Hospitals often symbolize a place of healing, but in this context, the fog and clouds suggest a struggle to see clearly through emotional turmoil. It’s significant that this location relates to your childhood journey with your mother, indicating a deep connection to your past and perhaps unresolved feelings about family dynamics that still linger in your waking life.

  The competition in the form of a flag war between two parties signifies a struggle for identity or belonging. Being caught in the middle suggests that you may feel divided between competing interests or allegiances in your life. The hospital as the battleground conveys a sense of urgency to protect something precious—perhaps your own mental health or the well-being of those you love. This protective instinct is further amplified by the presence of your party members arming themselves; it reflects a latent desire to fortify your emotional defenses in the face of external pressures or conflicts.

  As the scene shifts to the vast emptiness of space, it represents a journey into the unknown or a search for clarity beyond your immediate surroundings. The cold, dark expanse filled with stars and planets symbolizes the vastness of your thoughts and emotions—many of which might feel distant or unattainable. The act of retrieving your flip phone from near Pluto can be interpreted as an attempt to reconnect with parts of yourself that have been lost or neglected, perhaps echoes of childhood innocence or communication with your past. The phone, battered and scarred, mirrors your own experiences, suggesting that while you may feel worn from past events, there’s still a desire to reconnect with your roots.

  Returning to your grandparents' tatami room signifies nostalgia and the warmth of familial bonds, even amid the complexities of your family history. This space represents safety and comfort, contrasting sharply with the tumultuous relationship dynamics unfolding as your parents argue. The merging of this nostalgic space with your current home hints at a struggle to reconcile your past with your present reality. The sense of urgency and anxiety as you navigate these familial tensions may reflect a yearning for stability and clarity amidst chaos. Your younger brother’s presence in this scene symbolizes innocence and perhaps a desire to protect him from the familial discord, reinforcing your role as a caregiver or protector.

  In summary, Hope, your dream encapsulates a rich emotional landscape filled with themes of protection, nostalgia, and conflict. It reveals your inner struggles to navigate familial relationships and the search for clarity amidst confusion. Each element of your dream is deeply intertwined with your personal narrative, highlighting the complexities of your emotional landscape and the need for healing and understanding within yourself.

Arguing

Cloud

Competition

Father

Plants

Space

Dream About Hospital In Space

I met a guy. We got to know each other then I started to feel happy again. He made me feel so warm. He made me feel safe and cared for me. He protected me. Somehow we got into a conflict with some other people and they showed up with guns. They were shooting at us. We shot back but unfortunately one of our opponents shot at him right to heart and it went out the other side. I was anxious, scared and crying as I picked him up to get him to the car to drive him to the hospital even tho in the back of my head I know there’s no saving him because the bullet went right through the middle of his chest and came out the other way. I wasn’t gonna give up until there’s nothing left to do. Got him in the car crying as the life is slowly draining out of him he looks at me with so much pain and love as if he wanted me to not be in pain even as he was dying. Got in the driver seat with him in the back and started driving to the hospital.

While the dream had a storyline, it felt somewhat disjointed due to the abrupt shift from happiness to tragedy.

A Heartfelt Conflict

The dream carried a strong emotional weight as feelings of happiness turned into deep sorrow and anxiety.

The intensity was high, particularly during the moment of conflict and the emotional turmoil of losing someone.

The dream felt quite realistic, especially in the way the emotions and actions unfolded during the conflict.

The details were vividly clear, especially the imagery of the gunshot wound and the emotional exchange in the car.

Aël, your dream presents a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences that reflect your current state of mind. Meeting a guy who brings you happiness and warmth symbolizes a deep yearning for connection and comfort, especially during challenging times. This individual represents a safe haven, a stark contrast to the anxiety and sadness that you frequently encounter in your waking life. The warmth you felt from him is likely an embodiment of the love and care that you crave, perhaps even a reflection of your desire to nurture your own emotional well-being. 

  As the dream unfolds into conflict with others, this shift signifies the external pressures and challenges that often invade your sense of safety. The introduction of guns and violence may mirror feelings of vulnerability and fear that you experience in your daily life, particularly in relation to the relationship difficulties and major life changes you've faced. The chaos surrounding you highlights the internal struggles you have been grappling with, especially as someone who has experienced significant emotional upheaval.

  When he is shot, the pain of losing him resonates deeply with a sense of helplessness and sorrow. This moment could symbolize a fear of abandonment or loss that you may be feeling in your relationships or within yourself. The act of picking him up and trying to save him, despite knowing the odds are against you, showcases your tenacity and determination to hold onto what brings you joy. It reflects a part of you that refuses to give up, even when faced with overwhelming despair.

Blood

Heart

Love

Dream About Losing Loved One In Violence

Portent

Dead body

Deceased parents

End of world

Ex-partner

Floating Fish

Getting hit

Left Behind

Seeing Dead Relatives

World ending

This symbolizes a place for healing and recuperation. However, sometimes it also signifies fear or pain associated with the healing journey that needs to take place in order for you to finally live out your life comfortably.

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