Bank
To dream of a bank represents feelings about a store of resources or power that can be tapped whenever necessary. Awareness of the resources available to you and your confidence in being able to rely on these resources when needed. Untapped talents, capabilities, financial support, emotional support, or things that give you a sense of security. The ability to ask someone with power or resources for help whenever you want. Feelings about someone in your life with control over financial resources that requires you to be honest or follow certain rules. A bank can also be a reflection of how strong or moral your relationships and interactions with other people who let you do things. Power, resources, or people you use to achieve your goals. Total control over the resources of others that is responsible or conservative. What resources do you rely on to keep yourself secure or successful?
Negatively, to dream of a bank may reflect feelings about being dependent on something or someone for resources in order to achieve a goal. Feeling that you are not in control of resources or your life. Feeling restricted by rules or limitations set by someone else. Feeling stupid that someone can control your entire life or put your whole life on hold due to resources being controlled or held up because they aren't listening to you. Feelings about resources and power being withheld from you. Feeling that stupid, arrogant, or controlling people can make decisions for you. Feelings about yourself or other people who need to have total control over others untapped resources.
Classier banks may represent higher standards and more conservative values a store of resources or power that can be tapped at any time. Sleazier banks may represent lower standards and poor values. Ask yourself how each bank makes you feel and how that may represent a waking life situation.
To move money between banks represents a transfer of power or resources between certain core values or attitudes. A change in attitude about how you achieve goals or maintain untapped resources. Issues with allowing others to control your life. Going from one controlling authority to another. Feeling that you need someone managing or controlling your life.
Example: A man dreamed of seeing a group of bankers from a French bank sitting in a cafeteria. In waking life, he felt embarrassed that his father was totally controlling his life by not releasing a large sum of money to him that was promised after a home was sold. In this case, the bank may have reflected his feelings about his father having authority over controlling money.
Example 2: A woman dreamed of getting so much money from a bank machine that she didn't know where to put it anymore. In waking life, she was experiencing a financial breakthrough. In this case, the bank may have reflected her feelings about suddenly having an abundance of resources she didn�t know how to manage.
Example 3: A woman dreamed of doing math in her head to make sure that a bank balance would cover a cheque she wrote. In waking life, she was experiencing financial difficulties and frustration. In this case, the bank balance may have reflected her anxiety about her financial situation and the need to carefully manage limited resources.
Example 4: A person dreamed of going to the bank, but repeatedly ended up at their daughter's house instead. In waking life, they were approaching the start of a new job and felt that a lot of problems were hopeless about being addressed. In this case, the bank may have reflected their feelings about expecting their new job to help make paying bills easier when instead they had to leverage future paychecks to cover expenses.
*Please See Bank Robbery
