People & Figures Dream Meanings

Dreams of the dead are among the most emotionally charged. Psychologists view them as processing grief and integrating t...

Dreaming of an ex rarely means you should reunite. It usually symbolizes a "return" to the habits or feelings of that ti...

The dark stranger is the classic Shadow archetype—everything the dreamer refuses to acknowledge about themselves. If an ...

Zombies represent the "walking dead" aspects of life—relationships, jobs, or parts of yourself that are lifeless yet per...

Babies represent new beginnings, vulnerability, and something precious that needs nurturing. Forgetting a baby is one of...

Children in dreams often represent your inner child—the innocent, playful, wounded, or undeveloped aspects of self. A lo...

Bosses represent authority, judgment, and your relationship with power. They can symbolize the internalized "inner criti...

Celebrities represent projected ideals, aspirations, or Shadow qualities. Meeting a celebrity suggests accessing qualiti...

Mother represents the Great Mother archetype—nurturing, origin, emotional foundation, and the unconscious itself. Mother...

Father represents authority, protection, order, and the conscious masculine principle. Father dreams often relate to iss...

Crowds represent the collective, public opinion, or conformity pressure. Lost in a crowd suggests loss of individuality;...

Friends in dreams often represent aspects of yourself that you associate with that friend. An old friend may symbolize a...

Teachers represent wisdom, authority, and lessons to be learned. They may be inner wisdom manifesting, or indicate a lea...

Siblings represent aspects of self or actual sibling relationships. Same-sex siblings often represent shadow aspects; op...

Partner dreams process the relationship or represent the contrasexual self (anima/animus). Cheating dreams are rarely pr...

Grandparents represent ancestral wisdom, unconditional love, and connection to lineage. Deceased grandparents visiting o...