Dream Symbols

Have you ever dreamed of a tent illuminated by soft, glowing lights? Even if camping isn’t your thing, tents with lights can appear in the theater of your dreams with surprising frequency.

It’s not uncommon for landscapes to become the backdrop of our dreams, yet few are as evocative as the sweeping, endless expanse of a desert. You might suddenly find yourself wandering beneath a scorching sun, with nothing but sand and the faraway promise of an oasis.

Did you just wake up puzzled after dreaming about a pink horse?

Did you dream about wearing a force uniform or seeing someone dressed in one?

Have you ever found yourself in a dream, stumbling across a door only to discover that its handle is broken or missing altogether?

Have you ever found yourself wandering through a hotel parking lot in your dreams, surrounded by rows of anonymous vehicles and the distant twinkle of motel lights? Even if you’ve never spent much time in such places during waking hours, hotel parking lots can appear unexpectedly amid the landscape of our sleeping minds.

Dreams have long been interpreted as messages arising from the most shadowy depths of our inner world—clues delivered while we sleep, exposing truths our waking minds would rather overlook.

"Dreams are the royal road to the unconscious," Sigmund Freud famously claimed.

When people step into our dreams, they can play all sorts of roles—some familiar, some unexpected. One night, you might find yourself chatting with an old friend, while on another, you could be surrounded by strangers or even celebrities. But what if you dream about a church member?