Watermelon

To dream of watermelon represents feelings about an experience or choice that feels good benefiting you by taking time off to deserve to not think about what your problems are. Situations where it benefits you to enjoy sitting around, being lazy, or being laid back. Embracing leisure. Feelings about the benefits of taking time off for leisurely social bonding. Pregnant woman taking time off to spend time with their child after giving birth. Deserving to enjoy taking time off from a negative or stressful situation.

Negatively, a watermelon may represent overdoing taking time off to enjoying sitting around, being lazy, or being laid back. A wish to relax during the most difficult, inappropriate, or worst moment of your life. Feeling annoyed that you have to stop taking time off to deserve to relax from your problems.

Pregnant women or women about to have their periods commonly dream of watermelons to reflect their wish to take time off or relax while being inconvenienced by their bodies.

Example: A woman dreamed of seeing watermelons being handed out and she knew that one of them had her baby in it. In waking life, she was heavily pregnant. In this case, the watermelons being handed out may have reflected her feelings about all the pregnant mothers in the hospital being encouraged by hospital staff to enjoy taking time off their long pregnancies to deserve to not think of any problems while spending time with their babies.

Example 2: A man dreamed of seeing someone eating watermelon on his front lawn. In waking life, he felt that a serious problem at work was best dealt with by taking time off until it passed on its own. In this case, the watermelon may have reflected his thoughts that it would benefit him to relax or take time off work during the serious work problem.

Wheelchair

To dream of a wheelchair represents an emotional or psychological dependency on something to barely function. Feeling held back or that you have handicap which you can comfortably function with. Feeling that barely "getting around" works. Overcoming adversity. A limitation or need to "reduce function" that doesn't stop you from doing something minimally. Something you think you need or feel you can't function without. An important person that helps you is not around and leaves you barely able to comfortably function. A situation may have left you feeling lost, powerless, or impotent with minimum function. Something in your life that you may feel helpless or depressed without. It may also reflect something you have difficulty letting go of believing isn't important.

Negatively, dreaming about a wheelchair may represent your frustration or dislike of overcoming a weakness. Feeling hindered, but not stopped. Feelings about an obstacle in your way whether it is related to physical abilities, skills, or your ability to maneuver around your daily life.

A wheelchair is a sign that you can't do something on your own or that you are dependent on certain factors in order to function. It may also point to situational requirements in order to feel safe.

Example: A man dreamed of seeing himself in a wheelchair. In real life he felt he couldn't function at work if a woman he liked wasn't going to be working there anymore. The wheelchair may have reflected the man's dependency on the woman to function at work and his feelings that without her he was barely, yet comfortably functioning.

Example 2: A woman dreamed of being in a wheelchair that she felt she didn't need. In waking life she was wearing a wig due to side-effects of chemo. She felt she only needed her wig around strangers to feel comfortable. The wheelchair may have reflected her feelings about needing the wig to function socially or respect herself "getting around" in life without feeling embarrassed.

Example 3: A young man dreamed of his girlfriend being in a wheelchair. In waking life he got into a huge argument with his girlfriend. Since she was so angry at him he felt he couldn't have a functioning relationship with her unless he did whatever she wanted to keep her happy. The wheelchair in this case may have reflected his feelings about the need to make enormous efforts to keep his girlfriend happy to make the relationship function at all.

Example 4: A woman dreamed of trying to pull a wheelchair up a new case of stairs and not being able to. In waking life she was diagnosed with diabetes which required a new diet and exercise regime. She felt keeping up with the exercise regime was impossible due to work or chores.

Wounds

To dream of a wound represents harm that you feel has been done through conflict or crisis. Emotional wounds. Lasting effects or consequences you're feeling from a bad situation or relationship. It may also reflect emotional harm through anger or fighting. Guilt, grief, regret, or anger. You may need to take time to heal.

Consider the location, size and type of wound for additional meaning.

Dreams of wounding are quite common prior to the onset of illnesses or troubling physical conditions. Research has shown that dreams of wounds are often a strong predictor of an impending illness. For example, people who dream of chest wounds often have heart attacks. If the relationships in your life are relatively stable and peaceful when a dream of being wounded occurs it may be a good idea to consider getting a medical checkup for internal problems in the area of the dream wound.

Example: A man dreamed of an old wound being opened up. In waking life he got into a huge fight with his girlfriend over an old problem and broke up with her.

Example 2: A man dreamed of fighting a war and getting wounded in his stomach. In waking life he was't feeling good and when he went to the doctor he discovered he had appendicitis.

Example 3: A man dreamed of being wounded in the forehead. In waking life he got into a huge fight at work that left him feeling that he could never trust someone again.

Example 4: A woman dreamed of being attacked and wounded by a shark. In waking life she felt abandoned by her boyfriend during a crises and was left with lingering resentment and distrust.

X-Rays

To dream of an x-ray represents deep scrutiny or discrimination. Analysis that can't be escaped. Being unable to avoid the truth. You may be experiencing a situation where nothing can be hidden. Negatively, an x-ray may reflect flaws or embarrassing information that you can't avoid being revealed. You may be seriously reexamining your beliefs or actions. A situation may be forcing you to look beneath the surface.

Example: A woman dreamed of seeing an x-ray of her lungs and noticing her lungs were pitch black. In waking life she was making a serious consideration of quitting smoking.

Example 2: A woman dreamed of seeing a person holding up x-rays of her lungs inside a smokey looking cube. In waking she she was starting to feel that smoking was a really bad idea for her long term health.

Example 3: A man dreamed of seeing his foot being x-rayed and then seeing a bone out of joint being realigned by snapping back into place. In waking life he was discovering a lot negative things about himself upon intense self-reflection and considering making enormous changes to his lifestyle and personality on a moral level.