Dream About World War Son British Royal Household

Kelly, your dream is deeply symbolic and seems to reflect various aspects of your waking life and emotional state. The setting of a world war immediately introduces a theme of chaos and conflict, which could be a metaphor for the internal or external struggles you are experiencing. The fact that you are searching desperately for your son, a figure who doesn't exist in your waking life, suggests a yearning or a search for something deeply significant and perhaps missing in your life. Being with your ex-family at a British royal household before the war broke out indicates a period of relative peace and exploration. This may symbolize a time in your past where things seemed more stable or where you were exploring new aspects of your identity or relationship. However, the parts of the house being closed off might represent areas of your life or emotions that you feel are inaccessible or restricted. The encounter with the British princess and her children in a restricted dining area could symbolize feelings of intrusion or being an outsider in a place of privilege or authority. When the aircraft bombers arrive and the royals lock themselves away, leaving you outside, it may reflect feelings of abandonment, betrayal, or being left to fend for yourself during times of crisis. Your actions of scrambling for food and water to take to a basement illustrate a survival instinct, a need to protect and prepare. The basement can be seen as a symbol of your subconscious mind, a place where you store your deepest fears and unresolved issues.