Definitely! But how? You enter the other dimensions when you are asleep. This is the stage where you gain visions about your past, present and future. These journeys are portrayed in your dreams. Some of these dreams are precognitive, which can prompt as déjà rêvé experiences.

What Do Dream Experts Say?

Intriguingly, some dream experts believe that every meaningful event in one’s life is first played out in a dream. In his book, Dreaming True: How to Dream Your Future and Change Your Life for the Better, Robert Moss writes, “We not only see the future in dreams. We can use dream information about the possible future to create better futures.” He says we can use dreams, along with synchronicities and symbols in waking life, as “navigational beacons” to guide us.

Having Precognitive Dreams

Fortunately, you don’t have to wait to have a precognitive dream. Through certain techniques, you can “program” (summon) a dream that depicts a future event. Programming entails focusing on having a precognitive dream before going to sleep. You can do this by repeating aloud, “Tonight, I will dream of an event that will happen in the coming week.”

Writing Down Your Dreams

You can also write down your intention, multiple times, and keep it by your bedside or under your pillow. When you awaken, write down any dreams or dream fragments you have, whether or not you feel it’s a premonition. Then see what transpires in the coming days. By the way, you can also program dreams to enhance your creativity, give guidance with a relationship, solve a problem or enhance a talent.

If you do journaling, you can keep up with your journal and you can check out how your dreams panned out. Write down anything even if you don’t think that it is important or not. Then, later, take time to go back and read your dream journal.

Dreams and Books

There are many more programming techniques, many of which are described in books by dream authors Moss, Patricia Garfield, Ph.D. and Stephen LaBerge, Ph.D. If you’re committed to working with your dreams, you will empower them to guide your steps.

It is widely understood that colors are used to convey feelings, ideas, and meaning. This is still the case within our dreams. Dreams are our subconscious mind sending messages and working through our thoughts. How this message is delivered is often unpredictable and may be a challenge to interpret. But rest assured, the colors you see when you sleep are significant.

The important thing to remember, is that interpreting color in your dreams is a highly personal experience. The color red can mean something different to you than it does to the next person. Your interpretation will be based on factors like your personal beliefs, cultural context, and even gender.

You can find out what your dreams mean and what the colors mean by looking up your dreams in a dream dictionary or you can go and see a psychic or medium. All of these people can help to interpret your dreams and help you to understand what these colors mean.

Possible Color Meanings:

1. White- Purity, cleanliness, vitality.
2. Pink- Love, tenderness, or weakness.
3. Red- Intense strength, rejection, shame, or anger.
4. Green- Growth, excitement, Zen.
5. Purple- Happiness, creativity, inspiration, or compassion.
6. Black- sadness, death, or feeling lost.

Colors and the Aura

You can even find out more about what your emotions mean when you look at your aura. Your aura can help you to know if you are healthy in your mind, body, and soul. You might even see your aura in your dreams.

Understanding Your Dreams

Always pay attention to your dreams and what colors show up in your dreams. This can be dreams that are big or dreams that are small. You could walk by a red flower, or you could see people in your dreams wearing purple. All of these colors in your dreams can mean something.

What are you feeling and what is going on in your life?  If you find that you are constantly dreaming about colors, chances are that the spirit world is trying to tell you something. Pay attention to the signs that your dreams are giving to you.

Like psychics and mediums, there are people who can help you interpret the meaning behind your dreams. Tarot readers and other spiritual workers are experts at reading symbolism and helping you understand the message you have received. Consult one for an analysis of your latest dream.

One of the most common dreams is losing your teeth.  It generally symbolizes anxiety.  It usually appears when you are in a state of transition and means that you are concerned about situations in your conscious life. This type of dream is so universal can be seen as far back as the second century.  The ancient Greeks saw this dream as a symbol of loss or death.  The Chinese thought that this dream is a symbol of lying or other kind of deceit.

Many people have this kind of dream, and this is not a dream that is uncommon. Some people will have dreams of losing their teeth while others will dream of their teeth rotting, breaking or even growing in crooked.

The Most Common Symbols Having to Do with Losing Teeth in Your Dreams

If you keep having dreams about losing your teeth, chances are that you are experiencing some of these things below:

• Loss

As you grow older, you many begin to fear the changes that you will undergo. Your dreams will bring this to the forefront as a tooth loss. This can also be some kind of loss of control because you are “losing” something, like the tooth in your dream.

• Insecurity

If you are uncomfortable with your self-image and are concerned with how you are perceived by others, you many dream of losing your teeth. Maybe you have a fear of how people look at you or you worry about how people see you. This kind of insecurity can cause you to have all sorts of dreams that seem to be shocking or scary.

• Transition

As we go through life, we undergo many changes. Some of the changes are major, such as menopause or other significant physical change.  The dream of losing your teeth can be a manifestation of a fear of change.

Final Thoughts

Every dream that we have can have some kind of meaning. If you are dreaming about losing your teeth, pay attention to the dream and what is going on in your life. Are you going through any of these things?

• Changing jobs?
• Moving?
• Having a baby?
• Getting a divorce?

All of these situations can bring stress and anxiety to your life and can cause you to have dreams about losing your teeth.

Everyone dreams—every single night—and yet we tend to know so little about our dreams. Where do they come from? What do they mean? Can we control them, and should we try to interpret them?

We may not know it but dream meanings are very helpful to individuals because dreaming is like having an internal psychiatrist that can help you have a peace of mind.

According to some researchers, dreaming is a phenomenon of purely individual consciousness that matters. Dreaming is kind of a psychological yoga that can contribute to your emotional wellness, so don’t be afraid to dream.

Here are a number of medical advantages of dreaming:

1. Dreaming can help an individual fight depression.
2. Dreams can make one realize his/her sense of self.
3. Dreams can diagnose strange diseases and can help understand its origin.
4. Dreaming can also release negative feelings or emotional problems.

What are nightmares and bad dreams?

Things that you fear sometimes cause bad dreams and nightmares, they are also a reflection of your worries and anxieties. But having bad dreams can also help an individual to feel better.

How do nightmares happen?

Nightmares usually occur in the last third of your sleep cycle which happens every 90 mins. while you sleep. Your brain is actually wide awake when you are dreaming. There are also physical benefits of nightmares, it allows your brain to recover and restores other system activities

Where do bad dreams come from?

Bad dreams can be caused by your late-night snacking in the kitchen, yes, you read it right. Snacking in the wee hours of the morning can give you nightmares. Medications can also cause nightmares to an individual, because medications can cause your brain to be more active which leads to nightmares.

When you watch a scary movie or read a scary book before going to sleep can also cause you nightmares.

How do I prevent myself from having a bad dream?

You can stop your bad dreams with the help of the lucid dreaming process, where in a dreamer can identify that he/she is just in a dream and an individual can also decide what the ending will be. The trick to remembering a dream is to write everything that you can remember and think about a way to provide solution for it, then that can help you paint a mental picture of the solution.

When one sets out to find his or her inner self, they can be assisted when they experience the presence of animals in their dreams. Animals drive people to want to show their wild side in order to achieve their needs.

Furthermore, their presence indicates that they are a strong form of communication therefore we should strive to find out what kind of message they are trying to deliver. In some aboriginal cultures such as the shamans, being in trance state is possible due to the presence of animals.

They are spirit helpers who escorts them through their journey while in this state. Initially, the animals call the shamans when they originally appear in their dreams so as to grant them the healing power and also visions. Having an animal power dream is very common. The shamans believe that one should receive the spiritual power and qualities bestowed upon them by animals when they appear in their dreams.

When the person embraces the animal, it will grant its wise nature as medicine for the soul and grant supernatural power for healing. It does not matter which type of animal it is because all of them have the power to connect the dreamer to his or her full potential. A number of animals have been discussed below as they have the tendency to appear in our dreams. If you have experienced one of them, then they are likely to be one of your animal totems.

Bear

This animal symbolizes the totem of a healer. The motherly instincts of a bear cultivate development, comforts as well as supporting the needs of others. When you reject a bear in your dream, it signifies that you do not want either your healing power or your purpose of becoming a healer in future. It also considers the fact that you are avoiding being mothered.

Crow

A crow as someone’s totem indicates his or her ability to lead others. It also grants them a sense of determination and signifies their ability to allow themselves to be guided by their intuition. The intrusive features of a crow allow one to look at signs, interpret their meanings and share the meanings to those who look up to them.

Dolphin

Dolphins have a nature of sharing with those around them. They exhibit super intelligence and are able to communicate telepathically at great distances. This indicates that we have untapped potential within us. Since they have a playful nature in reality, in our dreams they exuberate the need to play and have fun. This symbolizes the need for people to synergize with others through a bond of commonality.

Eagle

An eagle signifies a messenger in some societies in America. Their feathers are used during ceremonies to summon power and sanctify the tribe. Eagles can allow one to access higher frequencies of energy by lifting them from a humdrum into unearthly dimensions. Their presence also grants you the power to have greater insights when solving problems.

Hawk 

Hawks as a totem shows that one is outgoing, spiritually sharp and a brings good news and confidence. When they appear in a dream, they could tell us that someone is trying to connect with us from a far. They also remind us to grab chances that are beyond our reach.

Horse

When they appear in our dreams, they show us that we are a free soul at heart, conscious and we have a great stamina for the expedition ahead. The stamina shows you the way and you have a great deal of intelligence.

Lion

We experience righteousness, sense of arrogance and credibility when a lion guides us. When they appear in a dream, they drive us to conjure up some courage when faced with challenges.

Raccoon

As a totem, they show us that we have a sense of ingenuity, and we are family oriented. In dreams, they drive us to act mischievously in order to find solutions to real problems.

Snake

Different snakes possess distinct medicines and power. For instance, rattlesnakes caution while pythons bring creativity into one’s life. Mostly, as a totem they teach about kundalini (sexual) energy that activates one’s spiritual centers. In a dream, snakes awaken someone to the attractiveness of their sexuality.

Tiger

They signify being a robust leader and teacher as a totem. The qualities involve being self-assured and resolute. As a medicine, they encourage people to stand up for themselves. In a dream, they allow one to motivate others in times of need.

Whale

Whales develops very attractive music. They call unto others from a far. Whales allow people to tap into their musical potential as a totem. They can also lead you to your destiny by pointing you to astrology. In a dream, they can help you to locate the hidden resources and gifts you hold when they allow you to swim with them.

Dreams may not be the secret window into the frustrated desires of the unconscious that Sigmund Freud first posited in 1899, but growing evidence suggests that dreams — and, more so, sleep — are powerfully connected to the processing of human emotions.

In the subconscious, our desires take shape. Often, they are merely in the form of a fantasy of how nice it would be if we had that one thing we wanted most, especially when we feel like we have been given the short end of the stick recently or have been met with a mountain of problems to which the solution is an uphill climb.

Sigmund Freud and Dreams

Sigmund Freud was the first to identify dreams as wish fulfillment fantasies. In fact, early in his career he believed it was the primary function of all dreams to fulfill desires through which the dreamer could derive pleasure. In New Introductory Lectures on Psycho-Analysis Freud wrote, “in every dream an instinctual wish has to be represented as fulfilled. The shutting-off of mental life from reality at night and the regression to primitive mechanisms which this makes possible enable this wished-for instinctual satisfaction to be experienced in a hallucinatory manner”.

Freud was particularly obsessed with dreams that he believed were of an infantile sexual nature, probably because he himself was fixated on the topic. Although dream experts agree that some dreams do represent wish fulfillment, it is not the only function of our dreaming life to fulfill desires.

In contrast to Freud, Carl Jung, the father of analytical psychology, contended that most dreams are attitude-compensations. The attitudes that dreams compensate are those of the ego. Jung said that compensatory dreams “add to the conscious psychological situation of the moment all those aspects which are essential for a totally different point of view.”

Compensatory Dreams

Dreaming of eating donuts when you have been on a diet for two weeks or having passionate sex with a mystery lover are certainly pleasant dreams. These dreams may fulfill a deep wish, but truer is that they compensate for what the dreamer has been denied. In this case, they are called “compensatory dreams”. The subconscious has had enough of denial and abstinence and creates a picture-perfect scenario to satisfy a deep hunger.

Underneath it all, the subconscious seeks homeostasis and happiness and functions to create a happier way of life than the one the dreamer faces during the day. Sex dreams are particularly common among those who have gone far too long without a passionate lover. The longer you go without sex the more frequent the dreams tend to become. More than a desire, the dream mentions an unsatisfied instinctual need.

Reconciliation Dreams

Loss and separation, especially death, creates sorrow and conflict for the subconscious. Even when the conscious mind has become accustomed to the loss, the subconscious yearns, mourns, and tries to make peace with the fact that it has lost someone or something important. In this case, the subconscious tries to reconcile the loss in some way by creating a fantasy of happier times.

For a year after my mother’s death, my adult daughter had a series of dreams in which she discovers that her grandmother didn’t die. It was all a horrible joke and a lie. Grandma was brought back to life in the dream as if she had never departed. Undoubtedly, the fact that my mother had died suddenly in a traffic accident contributed to my daughter’s feelings of disbelief and shock.

Her subconscious didn’t want to face the fact that her beloved grandmother had died so suddenly. The wish was that her death was all a joke or a mistake and that life with grandma would continue on. The dreams revealed how attached my daughter was and how she still needed to accept the finality of death.

Among those who have experienced a relationship failure, dreaming that they are reunited with their mate is quite common. In the dream, the dreamer is making up in some way for the discord in the relationship. Even when the conscious mind has no thoughts of the two reconciling, the subconscious may just not want to let go.

As a result, it creates a kiss-and-make up scenario to point out it is the deeper wish of the dreamer to be together again with his or her mate. These dreams are often disconcerting to someone who has finally gotten up the courage to end it and for those who long for a reconciliation when there is no possibility of it ever happening. Reconciliation dreams are too often misinterpreted as precognitive, when in fact they are pure fantasy.

Life Fulfillment Fantasy Dreams

I once had a funny dream that I had just been elected President and was standing in front of an audience proclaiming my victory and giving a long-winded speech. I recognized that the dream represented my deep need and wish to make a difference in the world and to be recognized as a leader.

We all dream of making it big in the world, whether in our careers or just by doing something out of the ordinary through which we are recognized and honored by those around us. So important is the quest for significance that our subconscious often creates opportunities in dreams so that we feel valued or recognized in some way.

An artist who hasn’t sold a painting in a year may dream of an exhibition in a gallery in which all his or her paintings are sold for top dollar. A struggling musician may dream of becoming a rock star performing in front of an audience of thousands. And an author may dream their next book makes The New York Times Best Seller List. All these dream scenarios fulfill the deepest wish for fame and recognition even when the reality measures short of success.

Why does the subconscious create such fantasies? It appears that as Jung suggested it is to affirm that anything is possible and to help the dreamer shed limiting attitudes. But more importantly, it is to uplift the consciousness of the individual out of misery and into a state of happiness no matter how temporary it might be. The subconscious seeks to create harmony, peace, joy and love above all.

Have you ever had a dream about a natural disaster? What about dreaming about manmade disasters like plane crash? A lot of people have similar dream every day and they wake up and wonder if they should take it seriously, and if they need to have their dreams interpreted or it just could be their complex feelings and conflicts, they go through in everyday life which emerge out of their subconscious.

If you have dreams about natural disasters, this is what it means:

• Dreaming About Hurricanes

Torrential rains along with strong wind may indicate that you have a lot of conflicts that storming your life’s stability. It could be a nasty argument you had with your partner which threatening your marriage. Or possibly, you face some difficulties at work that will eventually lead to losing your job.

But for those who are living in areas where hurricanes commonly happen, dreaming of a hurricane may indicate the dreamer fear of the next big coming hurricane hitting home. So, in some cases dreaming of hurricanes could be a normal prediction of one on the horizon.

• Dreaming About Tornadoes

If you dream that a giant tornado hit everything in its path, then probably a change would happen in your life. Because winds of any kind in a dream refer to major changes coming your way. Tornadoes in your dream could indicate changes in your goals and plans. They can be job changes, moving to a new location, or receiving a good news. If you are in a relationship, then there will be some changes that threaten your relationship.

• Dreaming About a Tsunami

This dream is very common, and dreamers report it as a repetitive dream theme. sometimes, you dream that you are standing on the beach alone or with people, and then one big wave comes to hit the shore, and the dream usually end before that happens. A tsunami in your dreams means you are being overwhelmed by emotional issues rising up to the surface.

You also may have bad memories and emotions from your childhood which may emerge out of your subconscious.

• Dreaming About a Flood

Rising water indicates an emotional overload. Your dream is telling you to pay more attention to your emotions. Also, the location of the flood influences the dream’s meaning deeply. For example, if the flood takes place in the kitchen, this may indicate that your heart is full with sorrow and grief. Flood in the bed room refers to some emotional issues threaten your relationship or sexual relationship with your spouse.

If it happens in living room, then it could indicate that you have some rising tensions with your relatives and friends.

• Dreaming About a Volcano

A volcano symbolizes destruction, exploded sexual desire or anger. Perhaps your volcano is about to erupt because you have been hiding your feelings and pulling back your anger for a long time. Volcano can also signify sexual arousal and that you are to build a connection with someone who has outstanding sexual abilities.

• Dreaming About Earthquakes

Earthquakes suggest that you will experience a major “shake-up” threatening your stability and foundation. It highlights feeling of insecurity and fear. Sometimes, it indicates the financial difficulties and challenges you will face and to signify that you are no longer on a stable financial ground. It could also be a bad news such as someone’s death.

• Dreaming About the End of the World

Dreaming that the world is coming to an end may represent dealing with a major transition or life changing event. It may indicate that you battle through the forces that are causing the life changing event – such as a nasty divorce or loss of a friendship.

• Dreaming about Meteors, Comets and Asteroids

Dreaming about Meteor, Comet and Asteroid is a sign that you are about to enters a new stage in your life. It also represents a spiritual message from above that you are about to be enlightened with some knowledge. Or possibly, it signifies a brainstorming of ideas and thoughts

“Did you ever wish you were somebody else?” This line from one of my all-time favorite songs is one that I think most people would have to answer with a “yes”. Who hasn’t, at one point or another, wished they had the badass martial arts skills of Bruce Lee, or the incredible panty-dropping charm of Californication’s Hank Moody?

Fantasy is the faculty or activity of imagining things, especially things that are impossible or improbable. Your fantasies are quite revealing, and many of your darkest fantasies could reveal things about you that make you feel anxious or guilty.

So, what do a lot of people do with their fantasies? They bury them like a dirty secret—something to be fearful and ashamed of. Unfortunately, if you were to truly stamp out all the fantasy in your life, the result would be a life full of monotony and boredom. This is why you really do need a little fantasy in your life.

The Good

Studies suggest that when fantasy is steered in the right direction, it can illicit better sex, a higher paying job, more recognition for your talents and more respect from your colleagues. The true magic behind its power is in the goals and incentives it inspires. In a sense, your fantasies serve as a chalkboard from which to test out possible life changes, in order to decide which ones are worth your attention.

And speaking of incentive, what drive would you have to better your life if you had no visions to demonstrate what a better life could look like? It doesn’t matter if your fantasies revolve around an improved appearance, more education, or better sex—it all feeds into your incentive to make it happen. This is how fantasy changes lives, builds confidence and provide direction.

Your Sex Life

The 50 Shades of Grey series has brought a lot of positive and negative attention to the idea of fantasy role-play in relationships. According to one report published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine in May of 2013, people who prefer BDSM sex play have higher quality relationships and better overall mental health than those who stifle their sexual fantasies. This could be because these people were not afraid to face their darkest sexual fantasies and share them openly with their partner.

Fantasy can help build goals and dreams, but it can also do amazing things for your sex life. It is through fantasy that you discover the kinds of things that turn you on, and if you never share that with your partner, they will never know how to satisfy you in bed. But you have to be careful about how you share your fantasies with your partner. If you are unsure, they’re going to be a willing participant, you can initiate your fantasies through show and tell. In other words, without saying a word you can put on a certain outfit or watch a certain movie that gets you in the mood and see how your partner reacts to it.

Your Relationships

Many of your current fantasies create the atmosphere in which your current and future relationships will be formed. In other words, your fantasies subconsciously direct your attention towards certain partners and situations, according to the late psychoanalyst, Ethel S. Person. And if you are honest with yourself, it can be a great way to discover a deeper connection with your soul mate. We all play an important role in our fantasies and finding a partner to play along is more important than you may realize.

The Bad

Fantasy is best when your partner is a willing participant. Otherwise, it can lead to misunderstandings. It’s recommended that you make sure your partner feels safe and secure in your relationship before you share your fantasies with them. Your partner needs to understand their role in your fantasy too, and accept it, whether it’s to listen, observe, participate, etc. A good rule of thumb is to start with your simplest fantasy and slowly work your way up to the more complicated ones.

Fantasy should not be used as an escape from your relationship. If you are unhappy, or are looking to improve your relationship, acting out your fantasies with your partner won’t make that happen. But for people in committed, trusting relationships, who are willing to be sexually adventurous, acting out fantasies could have many wonderful benefits.

An important concept to keep in mind about the characters you see or the characters you become in your dream is to first consider how they represent an aspect of your own self. The dream characters may appear in your dream to call attention to certain qualities that you are lacking. They can depict or exaggerate certain qualities as a way of focusing your attention on them. Some people in your dream can also represent your unfinished communication with them and they may continue to appear in your dream until the conflict is resolved.

Every character in a dream is important whether a villain or romantic partner. Rather than viewing all characters as merely parts of your own personality, a better approach is to consider them messengers, reflections or complements. In this way, a dream can be more accurately interpreted.

• Invisible Partners

Dreamers often report being with a person whom they can’t see, an elusive or invisible ghostly individual who stands or sits alongside them in the dream. Invisible partners usually represent your intuitive side, the part that picks up psychic cues around you. Or they can represent a secret side of your personality that you seldom show to others or even to yourself. They usually play the role of guide in the dream.

• Dream Friends

Our friends in life often make up for qualities we lack. They may possess attributes we need to take on and call our own. They may also enter our lives to present us reflections of earlier relationships with sister, brother, mother or father. In addition to offering us companionship, they psychologically help us grow towards wholeness by reflecting the pieces of ourselves yet to be integrated. They, like everyone else in our lives, can be considered teachers whose lessons may be overt or covert.

Our dreams of friends reflect all these roles. Our friends sometimes appear in our dreams as representatives of different aspects of our personality, expressing attitudes and traits we either overly identify with or those we deny. For instance, a best friend who is usually curt and opinionated may reflect your own opinionated self or they make up for the fact that you seldom express your likes and dislikes.

By making a mental list of a friend’s traits you can better understand the attitudes and qualities their character is reflecting back to you. Sometimes dreams are about our friends and not ourselves, revealing the inner life of someone we have grown close to. In this case, we have a window open into their soul and we can help them with the information we receive in our dreams.

• Family Members

Family members are our closest relationships and are the subject of many of our dreams. In many dreams, you get to witness your interactions with them in a way that best describes the attitudes they express, the conflicts you play out with them, or the feelings you hold about each other. Dreams of family members also reveal the emotional strongholds that influence your attitudes and self-worth.

For example, if you are still living with your father in a dream or letting him drive your car, your dream is expressing the powerful influence he has on your psyche and life choices. The father represents patriarchal values and defines a way of moving outward in the world in the area of personal achievement. Mother represents the nurturing style and emotional tendencies you incorporated from your mother.

Your night dreams will reveal how their patterns are still influencing your choices and feelings. Sisters and brothers share a family history. In dreams, they signify the ways you coped with any dysfunction in your family system. Dreams where you are with your siblings usually mention you are working on emotional wounds left over from childhood. They also mention the close bond you formed out of your common experiences.

• Villains

Villains such as an armed gunman, robber, pirate, tyrant, the Devil or the Angel of Death point to your fears. In dream theory, they are referred to as the “Shadow”, a repressed or denied power in the subconscious that threatens your wellbeing. Like the Grinch (who stole Christmas) or the Wicked Witch of the West, the shadow may indicate the power of evil, which must be confronted and challenged in order to win back your innocence and embrace fulfillment. A dream in which you are being chased by an assassin, for instance, may represent a deep fear of aggression that if not unmasked can weaken your ego.

• Minor Characters

Minor characters, despite their cameo appearances in a dream, may bring a big message. Their message may be conveyed through some action or enactment in the dream. Their attitudes and their identities can be represented by the clothing they are wearing, an object they hold, or through the behavior they enact. For instance, a character’s Victorian dress might suggest that he or she is expressing outdated values that suppress sexual expression.

Or if a messenger in a dream appears in army fatigues, he may have arrived to recruit the dreamer to some social action, such as promoting peace. Many of the minor characters in dreams are really archetypes, imprinted characteristics conveying inherent psychological traits.

It is important to remember that each and every character in a dream is important to the message of the dream. Therefore, identifying each character’s traits, role and influence in the dream is critical to the dream’s interpretation.

• Romantic Partners

A mysterious stranger who embraces you with a kiss and wins your heart is the lover archetype. The lover is a composite of the qualities and traits of a complement and is the reflection your masculine side (if you are a woman) or your feminine side (if you are a man). The archetype holds the power of the unity in your soul and appears in a dream when you are learning to balance the masculine (creative intelligence) with the feminine (emotional intelligence). A romantic partner may also arrive in a dream to mention the dreamer’s need for love and intimacy.

Have you recently had a dream where you’re pregnant? Don’t worry, it’s actually a very common dream to have. A pregnancy dream can be a bit baffling, especially if you’re a woman whose past her childbearing years. But keep in mind that although the meaning of the pregnancy dream is subjective, it rarely means that you’re literally going to get pregnant.

So, what are these pregnancy dreams actually about? Well, there can be many explanations for it, many of which are reflections of your inner self and current things you are going through. One type of pregnancy dream can actually signify that you are about to “give birth” to something new in your life or a new aspect of yourself. It can mean that you are ready to take on something new as well as that you will be constantly evolving and maturing much like a baby does after a woman has given birth to it.

A second type of pregnancy dream can occur when a woman has been having trouble conceiving. It’s the subconscious’ way of fulfilling the dream of having an actual child in a sort of reconciling way to make up for being childless. Within these two types of pregnancy dreams, there are some common themes to explore. Let’s take a look at what these themes can mean in order to help you sort out what your pregnancy dream could represent.

• Dreaming of Giving Birth When You Didn’t Know You Were Pregnant:

If you’ve had a dream where you are suddenly giving birth but didn’t even know you were pregnant, this could indicate that a substantial surprise is coming. It means that there is some sort of opportunity that has arisen seemingly out of nowhere, however you’ve had the notion of it in the back of your mind for some time. For example, maybe a new job offer arrives after putting in years of hard work and dedication.  So, subconsciously you’ve known you deserve the promotion, but it still comes as a surprise to you.

• Dreaming of Having a Premature Baby:

A premature baby comes before it’s ready to be born. So, if you’ve had a dream where you give birth to a premature baby, this can indicate that you’ve done something to weren’t ready to do quite yet. Perhaps you introduced an idea or project before it was truly ready or made a decision in haste without thinking it through. These things were done prematurely, and your subconscious is telling you that perhaps you need to work a bit harder to see that idea or plan succeed, much like taking care of a premature baby.

• Dreaming You’re Ready to Give Birth with no Doctor or Partner in Sight:

What could be more stressful that dreaming of a pregnancy? How about dreaming about giving birth without your partner or doctor there to assist you? If this is a scenario you’ve had a dream about, it could indicate that you’ve felt like you have to go it alone in a certain endeavor or life plan without a feeling of support or acknowledgement. In the dream, the accomplishment is having the baby, but then you’re left feeling frustrated and maybe upset that nobody was around to see it.

• Dreaming Your Baby is Overdue or You’re Having a Difficult Labor:

If you’ve had a dream where your pregnancy has gone long past your due date, or that when in labor, it’s a long and difficult process, this could indicate that you’ve held onto and idea or feeling for a long period of time. This project, idea, or feeling is something you’ve thought about and put a great deal of effort into, and the dream is reminding you that it’s taken quite a lot more work than you thought it would require when you first had the notion. However, once you get through that difficult period, you’ll be able to reap the rewards when it’s finished.

Whatever type of pregnancy dream you’ve had, just remember that it’s most likely connected to a scenario in your everyday life regarding plans and projects you may have in the works. In understanding the themes of your pregnancy dream, you’ll then be able to turn those fears you’ve been harboring or projects you’ve been delaying into a success.

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