Dream Dictionary

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Thank you for using “Karla Mink’s Dream Dictionary.” In compiling this, I used standard and common items most people dream about, found in our day-to-day lives. If something you’d like to know about is missing, please email me and I’ll include it.

Dreams are “theorematic” or “allegorical.” Theorematic are direct dreams. The images can be taken literally, because they can correspond exactly to their own dream vision. Allegoric dreams signify something by means of another. Most dreams are allegoric, because most dreamers are not seers, prophetic, or intuitive. Messages come to them in forms of images, disjointed because the unconscious/subconscious dreamer has not been trained to fully comprehend or gather thoughts while in a sleep-state.

Because dreams are so disjointed, please understand these definitions are a very simple overview of very complex situations. For example:

BATH / BATHTUBS
General Meaning: Transformation When someone dreams of taking a bath, they have usually completed something . . . a task, a chore, or even finishing out the day. So, the ritual of cleaning off is symbolic. They have finished work, or have completed exercising. They are now ready to “wash away” the event, and bathing rids the body of the unpleasant funk accumulated during the task. They are clean, transformed from being dirty.

This is the SIMPLE definition. Toss into the mix . . . was the bath water hot, cold, tepid? Was there water in the bathtub? Or, was the bathtub filling up, or draining? Where was the bathtub – in a bathroom, in a field, was this a public bath? Were you bathing? Were you washing someone? Did you use a sponge? Was there someone giving you a bath?

As you can see, dreaming of a bathtub might be a little more detailed. I simply don’t have the space to “define” variations of the theme. This is my first caution . . . dream dictionaries are subjective.

The second caution is that no two dreams are ever alike. Like a snowflake . . . all are unique. You may have “recurring dreams” but these too are dissimilar. Finding the basic thread in dreams in what I’ve used as my criteria for compiling this dream dictionary.

Third, dreams never have a simple scenario. They are convoluted, symbolic and engage in timeless motions, emotions, expressions and nonsensical events.

To pick one symbol from a dream would be like plucking off one petal from a daisy and saying you have a completed flower. Take this dream dictionary, and all the rest of them, in stride in other words.

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Browse through the dream dictionary below

A
Abandoned (being Abandoned)
Actor/actress
Air
Airplane (see Flying)
Alcohol
Alligator (see Animals)
Altar
Animals
Apartment
Art/artists
Attic
B
Baby
Bag
Balcony
Bald
Ballerina (see Dance)
Barefoot
Basement
Bath / Bathtubs
Bathroom(s)
Beach
Bear(s)
Beauty
Bed
Bee / Bees
Beer (see Alcohol)
Bicycle
Bird
Birth
Biting/bitten
Black
Blood
Blue
Boxer/boxing (see Sports)
Breathing
Bridge
Broom
Brown
Buddha
Bug
Bull
Bus
Butterfly
Button
C
Café
Calendar
Canal
Candle
Car
Cards
Cat
Caterpillar
Cemetary
Champagne
Chase
Chasing
Cheating
Cherry
Child(ren)
Chocolate
Church
Cliff
Clothing
Clown
Co-worker
Color
Couch
Cow
Cowboy
Cross / Crucifix
Crowd
Crown
Cushion
D
Dance, Dancing
Daughter
Dead, Dead-end
Death
Devil
Diamonds
Dirt
Dog
Dolphin
Door
Dragon
Driving
Drowning
E
Eagle
Earth
Egyptian
Elephant:
Escape
Ex (lover) (boy/girl Friend)
Exam
Eyes
F
Face
Fairy
Falcon
Falling
Farm
Father
Fear
Feet
Fence
Fight
Finger
Fire
Fireworks
Fish
Flood
Fly
Flying
Food
Foreign Country
Foreigner
Forest
Fountain
Frog
Fruit
Fur
G
Game
Garbage
Ghost
Gift
Glasses
Glove
Grain
Grandchild
Grandfather
Grandmother
Grasshopper
Green
Gun
H
Hair
Hat
Hawk
Heart
Hidden / Hiding
Hippopotamus
Home / House
Homeless
Horse
I
Ice
Illness
Infant
Infidelity
Injury:
J
Jail
Jesus
Jewelry
K
Key
Kiss
Kite
Knife
L
Ladder:
Lady Bug
Laundry
Library
Lion
Lioness
Lizard
Lost
Lying
M
Mary, The Virgin
Mask
Mirror
Mohammad
Monster
Moon
Moth
Mother
Mouse
N
Naked
Neck
Night
Nose
Numbers
O
Ocean
Office
Orange
Owl
P
Painting
Paper
Pebbles
Pink
R
Rabbit
Rain
Rainbow
Rat
Red
Rob/robbery
Run/running
S
Sky
Smell
Snake
Snow
Stairs
Star
Street
Sun
T
Taste
Teeth
Telephone
Tongue
Tornado
Tower
Turtle
V
Visitor
W
Water
Weapon
White
Wind
Window
Writing
Y
Yellow