Injection

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Intravenous Therapy IV

To dream of an IV or intravenous therapy represents feelings about a situation requiring a slow recovery. Feelings about a dangerous slow recovery. A dangerous need to have patience to fix a problem or recover. Feelings of hopelessness to do anything except wait to recover from a problem. Unbearable waiting to recover that feels serious. Not liking to listen to why recovering is more serious than your own goals or ideas. No laughter at why nothing else you want is going to happen until a serious recovery occurs first. Fear or dependency on something that isn't evil.

Negatively, intravenous therapy may reflect feelings about being in danger if you can't be patient or recover slowly. Feeling that disconnecting from something helping you slowly resolve a problem could have consequences. Dependency on something slow to recover from a dangerous situation.

Introduction

To dream of an introduction represents feelings about new opportunities, experiences, or relationships entering your life. The initiation of new phases, encounters, or a sense of beginning. Your thoughts about the initial stage of something significant, perhaps a new endeavor, friendship, or lifestyle change.

Positively, dreaming about an introduction might symbolize a welcoming sense of new possibilities, a new start, or a fresh perspective. It may suggest that you are open to new experiences and excited about what the future holds. It could also imply that you are prepared and willing to take on new responsibilities or roles.

Negatively, dreaming about an introduction could represent feelings of awkwardness, fear, or uncertainty about something new entering your life. You might feel unprepared for a new situation, or anxious about making a good first impression. It could also mean that you are hesitant to take the first step in a new direction, or feel burdened by having to establish new rules or set new boundaries.

Example: A woman dreamed of seeing her ex-lover's reflection in a window, but he disappeared before she could introduce him to her family. In waking life, she was experiencing relationship drama with an ex-lover because she never bothered to introduce him to her family to get their approval to marry him. In this case, the introduction may have reflected her unfulfilled desire or missed opportunity to formally incorporate her ex-lover into her family life. It could symbolize the emotional weight of not having taken that important step, possibly representing a sense of regret or hesitation. The disappearance of her ex-lover before the introduction could signify her feelings about how her past choices may have closed the door on that relationship.

Leprosy

To dream of leprosy represents feelings of noticing contamination or loss that can never improve. Leprosy may reflect feelings about a permanently destroyed reputation or a fear becoming a pariah. Hopeless exclusion or abandonment.

Alternatively, leprosy may reflect a fear of becoming associated with someone else's bad reputation.

To dream of having leprosy may reflect feelings of being a pariah. Feeling permanently neglected because of something you said or did. It may also reflect feelings about never getting to be noticed in a positive light ever again. Feeling that nobody wants to know you because of something you said or did.

Lesions

To dream of skin lesions represents feelings of sensitivity about perceived shortcomings or failures. Sensitivity about being inept. Feelings about an obvious problem that makes it difficult to feel good.

Liposuction

To dream of liposuction represents powerful or drastic measures to reduce the issues in life that embarrass you or prevent you from being perfect. Quickly cutting out "dead weight" or irresponsible behavior. You may be preoccupied with the impression you make on others.

Negatively, liposuction may reflect quick fixes and a lack of fundamental discipline. Finding the easy way out of a problem that will only give you a short term advantage. Unsustainable changes to impress others.

Lobotomy

To dream of a lobotomy represents a powerful change in behavior or attitude that is noticeably never the same as it was before. Negatively, a lobotomy may reflect a trauma, severe damage to confidence, or a major reduction is independent spirit. Seeing yourself or someone else permanently suppressed.

Positively, a lobotomy may reflect a dangerous person or situation in your life that has been suppressed indefinitely.

Man

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Marriage

To dream of marriage represents a serious commitment to an aspect of yourself. Commitment to values, behaviors, beliefs, or goals that are fundamental to your identity and daily existence. A strong commitment to specific behavior because it supports you all the time. A strong commitment to believing in yourself a certain way because it supports you all the time. An aspect of yourself that you feel you can't live without. An aspect of yourself that you respect yourself never wanting to live without. A situation that you are always committed to. Ideas you are convinced of. Behavior or habits you can't respect yourself discontinuing. Permanently believing you are committed to behaving a certain way. A commitment to another person, idea, or situation that deeply influences your emotional and psychological state.

Positively, dreaming about marriage may represent strength found in commitments to values, behaviors, beliefs, or goals that are fundamental to your identity and daily existence. A strong dedication to maintaining self-respect and upholding certain principles or standards that support your well-being and personal growth. It can reflect your unwavering commitment to believing in yourself and your capabilities, even when faced with challenges or difficulties.

Negatively, dreaming of marriage may represent feelings of being trapped or constrained by commitments, behaviors, or beliefs that no longer serve you or have become burdensome. Feelings of being overcommitted to values, behaviors, beliefs, or goals that are fundamental to your identity and daily existence. Permanently believing you are committed to behaving a certain way without thinking that letting go will help you move on. Feeling that you can't change a situation, stop yourself from behaving a certain way, or are trapped in a relationship. Situations that you feel stuck with. Feeling trapped, held back, or that you can't get out of something. Dependency of a certain way of thinking or acting. Being in love with yourself never thinking of a single other different because you are angry or jealous.

Alternatively, dreaming about marriage may reflect relationship insecurity. Problems with secret crushes on people you are not dating. Jealousy of seeing people you are interested in being involved with other people. Jealousy of seeing other people being married.

To dream of seeing other people being married represents aspects of yourself that are working "hand in hand" all the time. Feeling that other people aren't committed to you.

To dream of seeing someone you're romantically interested in is marrying someone else may reflect insecurities or jealousy.

To dream about problems in a marriage may represent situations where commitment or a sense of permanence is lacking. Difficulties, conflicts, or challenges that you are facing in a committed relationship or a significant aspect of your life. Concerns or conflicts related to your own commitments or relationships in waking life. Communication issues, unmet expectations, or differing values and beliefs. A need for compromise, understanding, or a reevaluation of your commitments. A need to adjust your behavior because you are too serious about something. Worries about the stability and unity of an important aspect of your life.

To dream of marriage to something unusual such as a plant, animal, or object may reflect feelings about strong commitments to something unusual or unconventional based on whatever the symbolism is what you are married to.

To dream of not being married may represent feelings of not having a serious commitment or not having a permanent connection or sense of support. Feelings of independence, freedom, or a desire to remain uncommitted. A reluctance to fully commit to a particular set of values, behaviors, beliefs, or goals, and a preference for exploring different options or paths in life. A sense of being unburdened by the responsibilities and constraints. Religious people who dream of not being married may be experiencing a sense that God is not supporting them in life.

Negatively, dreaming about not being married may reflect a fear of commitment. Jealousy of someone else's life working better than yours or that they're more important than you. Feeling that an enemy is supported by being dishonest or a jerk when you are not.

To dream of living in an unhappy marriage may reflect feelings of unhappiness or disappointment with some area of your life you initially felt a strong sense of confidence with. Feelings about behaviors or relationships not being as strong as they once were. A reduced sense of confidence about behavior, skills, talents, or relationships usually makes you feel permanently safe.

Example: A man dreamed of being married to Evangeline Lilly. The quality that stood out the most to him about Evangeline Lilly was her "respecting herself not believing in people if they don't think of her believing in herself without asking." In waking life, the man was spending a lot of time yelling at his business partner who was being irresponsible. In this case, being married to Evangeline Lilly reflected his deep commitment to maintaining self-respect and demanding the same level of respect from his business partner.

Example 2: A young girl dreamed of being married to a vampire. In waking life, she noticed herself being dependent on using her friend to get through a class at school. In this case, being married to a vampire may have reflected her realization that her reliance on her friend for help in class was becoming excessive or unhealthy. She may have felt that she couldn't survive her class without using someone in order to support herself in passing her school class.

Example 3: A young man dreamed of being married to a monkey. In waking life, he was being made fun of for wanting to marry a girl that other people called a witch. In this case, the marriage to a monkey may have reflected his feelings about being permanently in a relationship with a girl he was losing respect for due to her acting childish.

Example 4: A man dreamed of being married to a fat woman. In waking life, he was being criticized for lazy behavior that he didn't want to stop. In this case, being married to a fat woman may have reflected his feelings about being committed or unwilling to separate from a physically inactive life which he preferred over a physically active life.

Example 5: A woman dreamed of being married to someone who wasn't her husband. In waking life, she was very confident about ending her marriage and marrying another man if she ever wanted to. In this case, being married to someone other than her husband may have reflected her strong commitment to the idea of leaving her current marriage and pursuing a different relationship or lifestyle.

Example 6: A man dreamed of seeing a royal wedding. In waking life, he was witnessing his ex-girlfriend getting married to another man. In this case, the royal marriage may have reflected his feelings about his ex-girlfriend being permanently committed to someone who could give her a life that was better, more respected, and more important.

Example 7: A woman dreamed of getting married, but everything went wrong. In waking life, she was experiencing arguments with her boyfriend about his unwillingness to commit. In this case, getting married where everything went wrong may have reflected her fears and anxieties about committing to a relationship that was already showing signs of instability and conflict.

Example 8: A woman dreamed of getting married to a cactus. In waking life, he was trying to commit herself to studying for her school exams for a course which she believed failure was an inevitability. She felt she looked stupid for even attempting to study the course material. In this case, being married to a cactus may have reflected her perception of her commitment to studying a failing course at school out of the interest of still potentially passing, while also feeling that going to class emotionally hurt her by making her feel stupider than other people for getting too involved with it.

Michael From Halloween

To dream of Michael from Halloween represents feelings or fears about emptiness that needs to finish you off if it ever sees you. Fear of total failure never wants to listen to anything you have to say including noticing your innocent. Feelings of fear or an evil that you feel never cares about anything except getting you back. Situations that terrify you that someone or something isn't stupid about only getting you back. An enemy that is impossible to deal with rationally. Enemies or fears that want to get you back while noticing you never get to talk back to them. Feelings of fear that someone or something will never stop coming for you like it's their job. Fear of someone or something that surprises you that it can afford to do nothing except come for you. Enemies that aren't listening at all. Enemies that don't care about why they don't like you and don't care about anything except getting you back anyway. Feelings about

Fear of an impossible ruthless enemy that will never change its mind and never want to stop coming for you. Feeling that once an enemy sees you that nothing else matters to them except making you look like a complete failure. Ignorance of terrible people that will never stop believing it's their full time job to finish you off getting you back. Putting up with an idiot that feels it's their job to never want to stop scaring you with never getting to relax.

Michael Myers from Halloween in a dream may be a sign that it's not a good idea to hope that your enemy or powerful fear will go away on it's own. It may also be a sign that getting as far away as possible from a problem or confronting a problem with a permanent reaction that you've never tried before may be better. You may need to embarrass a person publicly to draw attention to their behavior to make dealing with it easier.

Example: A woman dreamed of seeing Michael from the movie Halloween. In the dream she tried and failed to beat up Michael. Michael ended up holding her throat. In waking life she was dealing with people who belittled her and felt bad that she didn't stand up to them when she wanted to.

Miscarriage

To dream of a miscarriage represents a sudden loss or end to a situation after experiencing high hopes or enthusiasm. An abrupt ending immediately after believing that something you wanted was starting. Last minute fights, arguments, or cancellations after telling other people about a plan you had.

Alternatively, to dream of a miscarriage represents an idea or plan that did not go as expected. setbacks, delays, or disappointments have ruined your plans. A miscarriage may also reflect situations where you feel wronged or screwed over. It may also point to a failed relationship or opportunity.

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Mucus

To dream of mucus represents feelings of disgust or repulsion about something that is necessary for protection or survival. It may also represent feelings of discomfort or shame about something that helps you, or feelings of dishonesty in order to protect yourself. Disgust with something that sees itself protecting you when you don't want to think it does.

Example: A woman dreamed of seeing mucus come out of her pregnant belly. In waking life she felt disgusted and embarrassed at having had sex with her ex-boyfriend while attempting to keep him because she suspected it got her pregnant. In this case, the mucus may have represented her unpleasant feelings about the necessity of having sex with her ex to achieve her goal of protecting the relationship.

Example 2: A woman dreamed of having mucus in her throat. In waking life she was feeling socially awkward. The mucus in her throat may have reflected her unpleasant feelings about needing to protect herself by staying quiet or not speaking up in order to avoid embarrassment in social situations.

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Murder

To dream of committing murder represents your motivation to make absolutely sure you never think a certain way ever again. Making sure change occurs no matter the costs, how ugly a situation gets, or how dangerous it feels. Putting an end to a habit, thinking pattern, or situation for good. An intentional ending to a relationship. Showing the courage to stand up to something difficult. Bravely overcoming a powerful fear. Getting revenge on someone, feeling hatred, resisting problems that you feel are unacceptable. Guilty feelings or awareness of yourself having destroyed something or ruined someone's life.

Murder in a dream can also represent resentment you have or that you feel towards you from others. Friends that are jealous or people that like watching you lose.

Negatively, murdering someone in a dream may reflect situations where you are experiencing intense jealousy. Killing off someone else's happiness, success, or power. Feelings about family members you don't like seeming to purposely enjoy making you unhappy.

People who are giving up addictions or bad habits commonly dream of murder.

To dream that you are murdered represents powerful negative feelings about failure or unpleasant change you couldn't stop. Fearing scary consequences. Experiencing failure or feeling that someone likes to see you fail. Feeling that a person has purposely ruined you or tried to stop you from winning. Feeling that someone has intentionally tried to embarrass you or destroy your reputation for good. Being murdered may also reflect a problem that you may be having trouble getting over. Feeling that your addictions or cravings are too hard to resist. Fearing that someone will react badly. Feeling that someone has destroyed some area of your life. Alternatively, being murdered by represent a problem situation that cut you off or overpowered you in some way.

Dreaming about being murdered is common for people experiencing depression.

To dream of attempted murder represents you or someone else that has tried to permanently cancel or fail something. It may also reflect a failed attempt to embarrass someone. Alternatively, it may reflect feelings that someone is out to get you, but doesn't have the power or resources to carry it out. You or someone else that has risked everything to eliminate something and failed at it.

To dream of murdering an entire family represents feelings about an entire area of your life being completely failed. Feeling that someone has intentionally tried to ensure that you never do something ever again. Feeling that someone has intentionally tried to make sure you don't enjoy something ever again. Feeling that you are intentionally left abandoned or alone. Feeling that enemies have cut off all your assistance or alternative options. Feeling that you never get to do something ever again no matter what. Feeling that there is nothing left to protect you or support you.

Woman who fear their abusive their abusive ex-boyfriends or ex-husbands often dream of being murdered or seeing people murdered.

Example: A young man dreamed of confidently murdering a terrible person he knew in elementary school who used to pick on him and call him a "faggot" everyday. In waking life the young man lost his virginity after being very insecure about girls.

Example 2: A woman had recurring nightmares of being murdered. In waking life she feared being severely beaten by her abusive husband.

Example 3: A woman dreamed of murdering someone. In waking life she had broke up with her boyfriend after having carefully planned it. She felt that she had to be coldhearted about the breakup to make it work.

Example 4: A woman dreamed of a murderer killing lots of people. In waking life a number of her friends had coincidentally died at the same time. The murder may have reflected her feelings about god choosing to make all her friends die.

Example 5: A woman dreamed of seeing people being murdered. In waking life she feared her abusive ex-husband showing up at her house to kill her and her new husband. This ex-husband had previously made threats to kill her.

Example 6: A former friend of O.J. Simpson confessed to the jury during his trial that Simpson had confided in him that he had dreamed of killing Nicole Simpson. In this case the dream could have reflected his guilt for the murder or his fear of facing the reality of the consequences of his actions. Alternatively, if he was not guilty the dream could have reflected his preoccupation with believing that divorcing Nicole and not being a better husband made him responsible for her death because her life would have been different allowing her to avoid being murdered.

Example 7: A woman dreamed of people from a small town trying to kill her by making her eat a cracker. In waking life she was very concerned about staying off her diet for too long not being good for her. The threat of being killed in this case may have reflected her worries about staying off her diet in small ways making her permanently stop her diet. The potential for death might have represented the potential to permanently feel like a loser who gave up being someone who wants to diet.

Names

To dream of your name may reflect feelings about who you are as a person. Negatively, it may reflect feelings of not being good enough as a person. It may also reflect total arrogance that you are better than other people. Too much focus on yourself being important. Consider how a name makes you feel when you hear it for additional meaning.

To dream of someone calling your name represents some aspect of your personality that desires attention or power. Feelings about being special.

To dream of a name that you've never heard before represents an aspect of your personality based on how that name makes you feel. Ask yourself what thoughts or feelings you have you hear the name.

To dream of people you know with the names of other people represents aspects of your personality that influenced or controlled by other aspects of your personality.

To dream of people whose names you never know represents your feeling that something in your life is unattainable or "unknowable" for you. You may think that a goal can't be secured for good. It may also reflect feelings that you are unable to know what your problem is or why something keeps happening to you.

Example: A man dreamed of being called the name "Chad." In waking life Chad wasn't his real name. He felt that people named Chad were easily liked or always viewed as a winner by others. In waking life around the time of the dream he was experiencing an unusual amount of attention and popularity.

Nausea

To dream of nausea represents feelings of discomfort, unease, or revulsion in your waking life. An inner emotional response to a situation or thought that your psyche perceives as revolting, upsetting, or out of alignment with your core values. A strong rejection or repulsion regarding decisions, situations, or behaviors that you find morally, ethically, or viscerally unacceptable. Your internal reaction to something that disturbs your moral compass or makes you feel uncomfortable, compromised, or forced into a corner.

Positively, dreaming about nausea may a heightened sense of intuition or sensitivity that allows you to detect issues or situations that are not in your best interest such as toxic influences or negative relationships.

Negatively, a dream involving nausea may indicate that you are experiencing stress, anxiety, or disgust about something in your waking life. Feelings of emotional discomfort due to a real-life situation or relationship. Regret, fear, or intense anxiety about an action you've taken or are contemplating. A situation that deeply conflicts with your principles, desires, or personal identity, causing a sense of emotional turmoil or crisis. Feelings about struggling with a difficult decision or when you're facing consequences that you hadn't anticipated, leading to a sense of moral queasiness or existential discomfort. Your body's response to stressors, fears, or unpleasant experiences, serving as a reminder to address these issues. A need to purge or rid yourself of negative emotions, thoughts, or situations that are making you feel unwell.

Example: A young woman dreamed of contemplating eating soup and trying to control her nausea. In waking life, she was having issues with suppressing her own emotions about doing things she didn't like in order to please other people. In this case, the nausea may have reflected her feelings of intense discomfort and inner conflict regarding compromising her own happiness or boundaries.

Example 2: A young woman dreamed of experiencing nausea and calling out for her father. In waking life, she was experiencing members of her community reject her, hurt her, and break her down. Only her father accepted her and believed in her. In this case, the nausea may have reflected her profound emotional distress and sense of repulsion over the treatment she received from her community.