Syringes

To dream of a syringe represents feelings of being influenced by something or emotional immunization against weakness or dependency. A person or situation has the power to influence your choices, beliefs, or feelings. Positive or responsible changes that bring out positive change. Changes made that "immunize" you from problems, blame, or anxiety. A desire to heal, improve, or transform oneself.

Negatively, a syringe may reflect feelings of unwanted influences. Feelings of being forced to do something you don't want to do, or being subjected to a situation that feels unpleasant or invasive. Responsible or positive changes that scare you. Feelings about parents or authority figures forcing change on you. Alternatively, a syringe may negatively reflect bad influences or exploiting people's weaknesses to change their minds. Actions taken to "immunize" yourself from blame or responsibility.

To dream of syringe injections that don't work may reflect ineffective attempts to change your life or influence people. Feeling that nothing you do works as you attempts to fix a problem you have.

To be injected with a syringe represents a person or situation that is influencing your choices, beliefs, or feelings. Feeling that a change being made reverses or alters your thinking style. Feeling spared from difficulties or that your life has been made easier in some way. Feeling "immunized" from your troubles.

To dream of being injected with a clear fluid represents habit or situation that influences a more transparent outlook. Something or someone is making you see a situation clearer. Feeling "immunized" from troubles due to a better understanding of a situation.

Example: A man dreamed of his ex-girlfriend injecting him with a syringe. In waking life, he was struggling to move on from his current relationship and found himself frequently thinking about his ex-girlfriend. In this case, the syringe may represent his attempt to numb or escape from the emotional pain of the breakup by indulging in memories of his past relationship. In this case the syringe reflected the emotional influence that thinking of his ex had over him as he tried to get over his romantic feelings for his current girlfriend.

Example 2: A young girl dreamed of her dog needing a shot from a syringe. In waking life, she was feeling frustrated with her parents' constant interference in her hobby and their insistence that she always behave perfectly responsibly. In this case, the syringe shot may have reflected her need for a responsible influence from her parents' to help her keep up with their expectations.

Example 3: A young man dreamed of seeing someone sitting around with a pile of syringes that didn't work. In waking life he felt that he had exhausted himself trying to fix an embarrassing health problem and restore his life to normal. He felt that nothing did worked. In this case the pile of syringes that didn't work may have reflected his frustration and disappointment with various attempts and methods that did not seem to bring any positive influence on his health issue.

Therapist

To dream of a therapist represents an aspect of your personality that notices a problem with how you are thinking. You or someone else that is seeing that there is something wrong with your thinking style or habits. The realization that you are not thinking clearly.

Example: A woman dreamed of speaking to a therapist. In waking life she was having trouble deciding whether or not to leave her boyfriend. The therapist reflected her view of herself not being rational for staying with her boyfriend when she is not happy with him at all.

Therapy

To dream of therapy represents thoughts of understanding why you might need to think different. Thinking that nothing is resolved until you've absolutely figured out why it's safe or normal to think they way you do. Thinking something is wrong with the way you think and trying to improve it. Self-reflection about the manner in which you think of something not being good for you anymore. Feeling good that nothing ruins you to think an issue over or talk an issue over with someone. Feeling that it's not safe to believe in yourself the way you do.

Alternatively, dreaming about therapy may reflect your thoughts about therapy you are attending in waking life.

Example: A man dreamed of sitting in a therapists office and the therapist embarrassing him with why his acceptance of people was a disorder when he thought it was normal. In waking life he was repeatedly experiencing himself reconsidering how rational it was to respect people automatically who had so far been selfish and never proven they respect him first.

Example 2: A man dreamed of being in a group therapy session inside an insane asylum and becoming agitated wanting to keep leaving for the waiting room. In waking life his youngest boy was attending therapy for PTSD while he was also suffering from depression and PTSD. In this case the group therapy session he wanted to leave may have reflected his feelings about therapy for his son not being interesting or not working to fix the family.

Thermometer

To dream of a thermometer represents your feelings about how positive or negative a situation is. An emotional gauge as to how good or bad something is. Attempting to feel how good or bad a choice you are considering is. Gauging or determining people's emotional state. Determining whether or not conditions are right for your ideas or goals.

Heat reflects negativity or the degree of emotional danger a situation holds. Cold reflects positivity or the degree of emotional safety a situation holds. Cold temperatures may also reflect how insensitive people, situations, or choices feel.

Alternatively, a thermometer may also symbolize a barometer of your mood.

Example: A woman dreamed of a baby thermometer. In waking life she was trying to determine whether or not it was a good idea to keep her baby once she learned of her conception.

Tonsils

To dream of having to get your tonsils taken out represents an unpleasant or unsavory method of correcting a problem. Having to care about nothing you like in order to fix or restore something. A compromise you have to make that doesn't feel good.

Example: A girl dreamed that she was told she had to get her tonsils taken out. In real life her ex-boyfriend would only be friends with her if she had sex with him. She didn't like this. The tonsils needing to be taken out reflects the unpleasant compromise of having to give sex to her ex in order to fix the problem of not having him in her life.

Tortilla

To dream of a tortilla wrap (filled, rolled) represents feelings about an experience of enduring whatever you have to as quickly as you can without wasting time while respecting yourself liking something about what's happening.

To dream of tortilla wrap bread (not filled, unrolled) represents feelings about an experience of adapting to doing whatever it takes to respect yourself having a good time without thinking about it too seriously.

Negatively, dreaming of a tortilla wrap bread (not filled, unrolled) may represent feelings of peer pressure, forced adaptation, or compromising personal values in order to fit in or maintain respecting yourself with a certain image.

Example: A young girl dreamed of a friend saying that tequila tastes good with tortilla. In waking life, she had told her mother that she smoked marijuana once. In this case, the tortilla may have reflected her feelings about telling her mother about smoking marijuana for the first time from a perspective that tried to respect herself adapting to peer pressure that wanted her to have a good time. The tequila may have reflected her feelings of letting loose, living on the edge, and handling the risk of angering her mother her marijauna secret.

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Transfusion

To dream of a blood transfusion represents feelings about the need for rejuvenation, revitalization, or renewal of energy or vitality in some area of your life. You may be experiencing new energy, inspiration, or motivation due to someone else's support, love, encouragement, or sacrifice. The process of receiving or giving essential life force, energy, knowledge, or resources from one source to another. The importance of sharing, support, and healing in challenging times. A need to reinvigorate a situation, relationship, or your own efforts in order to renew vitality. Accepting someone else help in order to navigate through a challenging phase.

Positively, dreaming about a transfusion might symbolize regeneration, renewal, or rebirth. A conscious acceptance of help, advice, or resources from others, recognizing it as vital for your survival, growth, or recovery. Your ability to help or heal others by sharing your resources or wisdom, emphasizing compassion, empathy, and mutual support. A desire to find a fresh start or to renew your sense of passion and motivation. A generous contribution of vital energy and resources given to help others.

Negatively, dreaming about a transfusion could represent feelings of dependency, vulnerability, or being drained. Loss of individuality. Fear of loss, depletion, or exhaustion. Perhaps you feel overly reliant on others for your well-being, or you might be worried about giving more than you can afford, leading to your own depletion. A fear of changes or transformations, especially those that feel imposed or intrusive. A need for a miracle or external assistance to resolve difficulties.

Example: A woman dreamed of getting a blood transfusion from doctor with his own blood to revitalize her energy and then started dating the doctor. In waking life, she was a married mother who had returned to university in her 30's to get a degree. She felt her husband demanding too much of her free time and was unable to study. In this case, the blood transfusion from the doctor she started dating may have reflected her intuition about needing to think of her husband as less important than her degree in order to reinvigorate her academic focus and motivation required to get good grades with her university studies.

Transplant

To dream of an organ transplant represents an aspect of yourself that is being renewed or given a second chance. Old ways of thinking or feeling have worn out. A new lease on life or a situation. You may have been given a fresh start or new beginning. You may be adjusting to a new situation,

Consider the specific organ for additional meaning.

It's common for people in new relationships to dream of getting new feet, legs, hearts, or heads.

Tumor

To dream of a tumor represents feelings about growing issues or problems that will only get worse if not addressed completely. A growing problem, emotional burden, or unhealthy situation that is being allowed to develop over time instead of being addressed. Problems or hatred that keep building up without being resolved. Situations that quietly grow more damaging because they are avoided. A sign that you need to deal with a problem decisively so it cannot return, spread, or continue harming your emotional well-being or future stability.

Example: A man dreamed of seeing a tumor. In waking life, he couldn't stop himself from finding new ways to hate someone he had recently met. He kept looking around on the internet for more details about the person and kept noticing more reasons why he couldn't stand him. In this case, the tumor may have reflected his awareness that his growing resentment and fixation on the person was becoming unhealthy, feeding on itself, and worsening the longer he avoided letting it go.

Example 2: A woman dreamed of seeing a tumor. In waking life, she felt that something was wrong with her marriage and that it was only getting worse.

Example 3: Actor Mark Ruffalo dreamed of having a brain tumor. In waking life, he was eventually diagnosed with a tumor behind his left ear.

Umbilical Cord

To dream about an umbilical cord represents our ties to a relationship, problem, or situation. You may feel that you have to be with someone or that someone doesn't want to let go of you. You may have anxiety about being on your own and supporting yourself.

Alternatively, an umbilical cord may symbolize maternal ties. You may be too emotionally bonded with your mother.

Negatively, an umbilical cord may reflect feelings about being stuck with a problem. Feeling stuck or associated to someone else's negative behavior.

To dream of a umbilical cord that nobody will cut for you may reflect a problem situation that you feel you have to deal with all on your own.

Example: A woman dreamed of having a baby and noticing her husband being unwilling to help her cut the cord. In waking life she began chastising her teenage son for his disrespectful behavior and felt that her husband was embarrassing her by not being supportive of her. The uncut cord represented how she felt stuck dealing with her son on her own.

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Vaccination

To dream of getting a vaccination represents a wish to become resistant to something that has taken hold of you. It may also reflect a wish to immunize yourself from dangerous situations or bad choices that have become a problem. Doing whatever it takes to not be "infected" by a bad situation or bad choice that has gotten out of hand.

To dream of your father getting an vaccination may reflect a wish to immunize yourself from a bad decision. Realizing that you need to take permanent action against a mistake or careless choice you made so it doesn't get worse. It may also reflect your wish to remove yourself from any responsibility for your choices or avoid blame.

To dream of your mother getting a vaccination represents your wish to immunize or permanently isolate yourself from making future mistakes or face future consequences. Making a serious choice now that will protect you from making further bad choices or problems down the road.

Vertigo

To dream of vertigo represents feelings about losing emotional balance, stability, or confidence while facing a situation that feels overwhelming, risky, or out of your control. Thoughts about vulnerability, uncertainty, or standing on unstable emotional or practical ground. Feeling overwhelmed by expectations or life changes. Anxiety about instability, insecurity about your position, or emotional dizziness caused by stress, pressure, or conflicting choices. Overdoing worrying about problems you can't do anything about. Feeling mentally "spun around" by circumstances. Overthinking, catastrophizing, or allowing fear of uncertainty to overwhelm your ability to function calmly.

Example: A man dreamed of experiencing extreme panic and vertigo. In waking life, he was very focused on the future of mankind which he believed was unsustainable. He feared war, being unable to provide for his family, and for the future of his children. In this case, the vertigo may have reflected his overwhelming anxiety about the future, feeling emotionally unsteady from worrying about large-scale problems he couldn�t control, and fear of losing stability or security for his family as he imagined worst-case outcomes.

Video Games

To dream of a video game represents feelings about a challenging experience you are having to see how far you can get doing something without failing. Testing how far you can challenge something pushing limits. Enjoying a challenging experience to test limits or to avoid failure. Feuding or competition. A win or lose situation. You also may be experiencing a situation where you need to do everything right in order to achieve a goal. Competition that feels casual. Two opposing forces trying to prove they are better than each other. A competition where you are enjoying trying to overcome a challenge faster than someone else. Attempting to prove yourself to yourself with increasing difficulty or risk. Surprise or disbelief that nobody will stop you from taking a situation as far as you can. Escapism that challenges itself in order to avoid boredom.

Alternatively, dreaming about a video game may represent a challenging experience in your waking life to achieve the best improved time or highest count in some area of your life. A challenging experience with others to see who can do the most, highest, or longest with a record. A challenge to outdo someone else's reputation or best performance.

Negatively, a video game may reflect an attitude that is arrogant about challenging itself to see how far you can go with certain behaviors without failing. Testing a situation or person too far. Ignorantly not understanding that other people don't like you testing how far you can take a situation. A reckless or dangerous attitude about testing something with how far you can take it. Issues with thinking you are better than someone else and needing to test it. A competition between people who want to get back at each other. A deadly or serious challenge to see how far a situation can be taken without failing while ignoring the deadly or serious nature. Petty feuding or teenage competition. A cold or casual view of a competition with big stakes. Childish or petty competition. Not taking a serious conflict seriously while having a casual attitude about competing. Passive aggressiveness that chooses petty attacks instead of discussing the problem or negotiating. Childishly wanting to get back at someone more than they are getting back at you. Seeing how far you can dishonesty push a situation or get away with something. Wasting time competing with others over petty achievements or goals. "Playing games" with trying see how far you can push people or put up with an obstacle to your goals. Childishness that plays games with a situation instead of being serious.

Alternatively, a video game symbolizes an escape from your problems, instead of confronting them. Intentionally wasting time. Competing in your head without competing for real.

To dream of a "level" in a video game may represent feelings of progression or advancement in a situation where you are challenging yourself to see how far you can take it. Increasing amounts of difficulty as you test yourself in a situation with how far you can take it. It may symbolize the attainment of new skills or knowledge, as well as the overcoming of obstacles or challenges. It could also indicate a need for a sense of accomplishment or fulfillment in one's endeavors.

Consider the type of video game character, video game, or video game system for additional meaning.

Example: A man dreamed of stealing 2 video games from someone who didn't like him. In waking life, he was running a business and confronting a dishonest person who was trying to compete with him illegally. The dishonest person who was trying to compete with the dreamer illegally had a very casual attitude about competing even though there was a lot of money at stake. The dreamer had to strategically take action to cut off the illegal competitor, but the competitor just kept trying to compete anyway. In this case, the dreamer trying to steal video games from someone may have reflected his attempt to abruptly stop someone from illegally competing with him in the first place to make the person go away.

Example 2: A man dreamed of playing video games. In waking life, he was forced to endure a challenge from a coworker to see how long he could walk back and forth along a path without getting tired. The dreamer kept defeating old times as the challenge lasted for months.

Example 3: A young man dreamed of playing an old video game on a CRT television. In waking life, he had a job interview scheduled. In this case, the old video game may have reflected his practicing answering questions for his job interview to challenge himself to become more confident during the job interview.

Example 4: A young woman dreamed of seeing a video game being created. In waking life, she was trying to find escapism from life in general.

Example 5: A young woman dreamed of playing a video game that involved being strategic about matching things. In waking she was aware of a guy she liked sharing things with her, but couldn't get him to answer any of her texts. In this case, the video game may have reflected her attempt to challenge herself to keep improving her relationship with the guy she liked by seeing how many things she could get him to do similar to her. She was playing games trying to get the guy to interact with her and respect her.

Example 6: A young man dreamed of seeing himself on a screen as though he was in a video game. In waking life, he was challenging himself to be the best he could be at being an expert at out-of-body experiences.

Example 7: A young adult dreamed of a video game-like scene where spider crabs came out of the wall and having to shoot them like it was a video game. In waking life, the dreamer was reluctant to accept a sister back into the home after the sister returned from a mental health facility. In this case, the video game-like scene may have reflected the dreamer's competitive tendency to try to turn people against the sister when nobody else in the family thought the same.

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Virus

To dream of a virus represents a contagious or self-perpetuating negative influence. Negative behavior, attitudes, or beliefs that seem to spread uncontrollably.

Alternatively, dream of a virus may reflect a negative influence that feels like it's permanent once you or someone else has been exposed to it.

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Warts

To dream of warts represents feelings of imperfection, insecurity, or self-consciousness related to a problem in your waking life that feels ugly or unsightly about never going away unless you deal with it the right way. A part of your life that you deem undesirable, or perhaps something that you wish you could eliminate or change. Feelings about something being wrong, out of place, or an issue that stands out negatively. Insecurity about being an uglier or less attractive choice to other people until you deal with a problem that doesn't go away if you don't deal with it the right way.

Negatively, warts in a dream may represent a persistent problem, a source of embarrassment, or a reminder of past mistakes and regrets. A fear of being judged, feelings of inadequacy, or the fear that others will notice your flaws. Perhaps you are overly critical of yourself, or you feel that a particular issue or flaw is tarnishing your image or self-worth. A difficult problem or embarrassing issue that keeps coming back if you don't deal with it the correct way.

Example: A woman dreamed of her whole body being covered in warts while putting on a dress and a boyfriend told her that it was okay. In waking life, she was an immigrant who moved to the USA and was waiting for her visa paperwork to get permission to be employed as a teacher. She could only volunteer or give private lessons until she got the full via clearance. In this case, the warts may have reflected her feelings of being noticeably imperfect, less qualified in her professional life, or an "uglier" candidate for employment than other people due to her unfinished visa status. Her visa status may have made her insecure about potential employers or clients fearing her visa status because hiring her would be a crime.