Dream Symbols

Our dreams are full of vivid symbols that can point to our innermost thoughts, anxieties, and desires. Psychologists suggest that dreams provide a window into our subconscious, where every symbol can reveal something unique about our lives. Among these powerful symbols is the image of a big explosion.

Did you have a dream about a glass foot board?

It's not uncommon to dream of mysterious figures, perhaps garbed in robes or moving together in shadows—yes, we’re talking about occult members. Even if secret societies and mystical orders aren’t a part of your waking life, these enigmatic groups can take center stage when you close your eyes at night.

Have you ever found yourself traveling along a winding road in your dreams—one that moves endlessly up and down, rising steeply before plunging into dips and valleys?

Dreams have a mysterious way of bringing everyday images to the forefront of our subconscious, often cloaked in symbolism that is both intriguing and puzzling. Rust is one such symbol: a seemingly ordinary occurrence in the real world, yet its presence in your dreams might mean far more than just neglected metal.

Dreams have a curious way of turning our everyday objects into mysterious symbols, and few images can puzzle us more than seeing burnt pockets in a dream. One night, your pockets might be stuffed with coins; another, they might be empty and smoky—or even singed at the edges.

“Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” – Carl Jung

"Dreams are the guiding words of the soul," wrote Carl Jung, hinting at the deeper messages found in the symbols that visit us at night.

Dreams are windows to our subconscious, offering glimpses into emotions, memories, and desires that might not always be clear in our waking life. When someone who has passed away appears in a dream—especially a former boyfriend—it can stir up complex feelings and unspoken questions. Is it simply nostalgia, unfinished business, or perhaps a spiritual visitation?