Chairs
To dream of a chair represents taking a position in life and "staying put" with a decision. Situations where you are aware of yourself not wanting to take action at all yet. Waiting or "sitting a situation out." Inactivity, preferring to relax, or passivity. Behavior you are comfortable with. An attitude that is stubbornly refusing to cooperate or accept insulting behavior anymore. Alternatively, a chair may reflect how you are taking time out to contemplate a situation before proceeding. The ability to take a break from a situation.
Negatively, dreaming about chairs may reflect feelings about not needing to accept a situation if you don't want to. Overdoing taking a position in life and "staying put" with a decision.
To dream of a red chair may reflect a negative or dangerous situation you are choosing to stick with. Awareness of yourself stubbornly or dangerously "sitting" on an issue. Feeling passionate about comfortably waiting for something.
To dream of no chairs may represent feelings about having no ability to secure or stabilize a situation. Feeling that there is no way relax or be comfortable with a decision. Anxiety or stress will not stop. Resting or taking break are not possible.
To dream of broken or unstable chairs may indicate a lack of stability or security in one's life or situation where comfortably taking a position or "staying put" doesn't work.
To dream of chairs arranged in a circle may represent a need for cooperation or group consensus.
To dream of empty chairs represents a sense of absence or a lack of seriousness about comfortably accepting a situation. A need for connection or community, as the empty chairs suggest that there is room for others to join you with an experience. People are not thinking of committing to accepting a situation or experience yet.
Example: A woman dreamed of two dogs attacking her dog and then being ready to kill both dogs by hitting them with a chair. In waking life she had been putting up with her fiance's vicious verbal attacks and was very close to lashing out at him to permanently stop him. In this case the using the chair to attack her fiance may have reflected the woman's feelings about fighting back against her fiance with threats of calling off the wedding. The chair reflects her willingness to comfortably remain engaged to her fiance until the wedding date.
Example 2: A young woman dreamed of falling down a hill into chairs. In waking life she was worried that all her efforts to buy a house with her husband would fail. In this case, the chairs she landed on may represent the support of her friends and family who had not yet heard about her succeeding in buying a new home. The potential for friends and family to enjoy comfortably waiting for her to move in to her new home.
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