I was in my bedroom. I saw the tiny bookshelf from when I was two, and it had some Dr. Seuss books on it. I fell asleep right afterwards, and this was my dream: In my dream, I was in the master bedroom. I saw a couple Dr. Seuss books on a book cart there, and one was named “Scare up!” about someone getting scared. One was named “Oh, The Loved Ones”, and in it there was a line that said there was no joy, but then the joy was restored. And then there was the most important one of all. “More Some! INFINITE SOME!!!” It was about a little kid wanting a lot of ice cream and not getting it, but the anxious part what the ice cream was called: They renamed ice cream to “some” (pronounced like home but with an S), and that made me insanely anxious. I woke up immediately at 2:41 AM and didn’t go back to bed. I feel very tired right now.
The dream you described seems to include elements from your childhood, specifically the Dr. Seuss books on the tiny bookshelf you had at the age of two. This suggests that these books hold some significance or nostalgia for you.
In the dream, the presence of Dr. Seuss books in the master bedroom suggests a connection between your childhood and your current state of being, symbolizing a merging of past and present. The titles of the books, "Scare up!" and "Oh, The Loved Ones," reflect themes of fear and love, respectively. These could symbolize emotions or relationships in your life that are important to you or impacting your emotional well-being.
The most important book in the dream, "More Some! INFINITE SOME!!!" focuses on a child's desire for a lot of ice cream, but with the anxious twist that ice cream is renamed "some." This anxiety may reflect a fear of not receiving or achieving the things you desire, or an underlying worry about how certain experiences or joys may be changed or diminished.
Waking up abruptly at 2:41 AM and feeling tired afterward may indicate some level of internal unrest or anxiety. It could suggest that this dream has stirred up emotions or thoughts that have impacted your quality of sleep. It may be helpful to explore the underlying feelings and fears related to the dream and find ways to address them in order to find more peace and restful sleep.