My dream started like.... I was in my uncles house and everyone was there even my crush... So it turned dark and no one was there... And so I went out of the house to check and there I saw my mom carrying my little brother.. And he was crying even others were there and they all were trying to calm him down and suddenly the scen change now I was on top of a hill type place there I saw my crush and he was eating supari so I told him u have already taken baptism and why are you eating this stuff... But he did not reply and ignore me so even I ignored him.. Just when I ignored him he ame to me and said if you can ignore me than why can't I... And the scene change again now I was sleeping in my house but all the lights were on and I was sleeping g in the middle room .. My sisters next to my room and my father and brother in the other side of the room.and so ther was a cubbort just above my head which was notcovered all the way down...when I was sleeping kk so when I was sleeping I heard a sudden knoke from the cubbort three times,so I said hallelujah and again there was a second knoke again three times so I said go away in the name of Lord and even after that there was a knoke so I stood on my kness and looked at the mirror and said go away in the name of Lord...and just after I said that my reflection said in a deep voice 'no'.. Ans so I ran to my sister there she was texting someone I her phone.. So when I tried to talk to her my voice went out.. And so I could not talk but after trying I could talk.. And I told her everything.. Just a s my dream was going g to continue my mom woke me up...
Your dream is rich with emotion and symbolism, highlighting various themes of connection, fear, and inner conflict. Let's break it down scene by scene to find deeper meanings.
Starting at your uncle's house where everyone is present—including your crush—signifies a sense of comfort and familiarity among loved ones. The darkness that envelops the scene may symbolize feelings of uncertainty or fear of abandonment, suggesting that you have worries or anxieties about relationships in your life. When everyone disappears, it reflects your fears of isolation or being left alone in times of need.
Stepping outside to find your mother with your crying little brother points to family dynamics and responsibilities. Seeing your mother emotionally engaged with your brother may reflect your protective nature or the weight of familial expectations. It suggests a nurturing part of you, emphasizing the importance of family and possibly your role within it.
The shift to the hill represents a transition towards a different emotional landscape, possibly symbolizing ambition, growth, or a place of clarity. The interaction with your crush and his eating supari (a substance often linked to cultural practices) signifies a conflict in expectations or values. Asking him about the baptism implies a desire for deeper spiritual or personal understanding, while his dismissal can reflect your feelings of being overlooked or dismissed in real life.
His response, "if you can ignore me, then why can’t I," highlights a communication barrier or a misunderstanding in your relationship. This could represent your feelings of frustration because of unreciprocated attention or affection.
The setting where you are sleeping could indicate vulnerability, as sleep symbolizes a state of rest but can also be associated with unconscious fears. The lights being on suggest that you are not fully comfortable or at peace; inner turmoil may be holding you awake. The cupboard, especially positioned above you, symbolizes hidden fears or neglected feelings looming over you. The knocking from the cupboard might reflect your subconscious calling attention to these issues.
Your call to "go away in the name of the Lord" indicates that you are seeking protection and peace from an internal or external turmoil. The knocking pattern—three times—might represent a significant event or emotion demanding your attention.
When your reflection replies "no" in a deep voice, this could show a confrontation with your shadow self or aspects of your psyche that you are rejecting. It suggests that there may be parts of yourself—such as fears, doubts, or perhaps anger—that you are unwilling to acknowledge. This dramatic shift points to a strong conflict within you regarding self-identity and acceptance.
The inability to speak while trying to communicate with your sister symbolizes barriers in expressing your feelings or thoughts, potentially highlighting feelings of helplessness or frustration in real-life situations. When you finally regain your voice, it reflects a strong desire to be heard and understood, indicating a need to share your feelings and experiences with someone who can support you.
Overall, the dream reveals underlying fears of abandonment, struggles with communication, and an exploration of self-identity. It might be beneficial to reflect on your personal relationships and consider speaking openly with those who matter to you. Seeking support from family or friends can help address any feelings of isolation or misunderstanding you may currently feel. This dream is a powerful reminder of the importance of connection, both with yourself and those you cherish.