I dreamt of, what I believe to be a gorilla. It stood on its two hind legs. Its hair was orange. It jumped, did a 360 forward tuck and landed on its feet. It seemed very proud of its accomplishment.

Gorilla

Jumping

Dream About Orange Gorilla Acrobatics

I had my hair in braids but I was taking my braids down. I cut the ends off when I spotted a frog, and I screamed. I jumped up and then saw a spider which made me run and jump onto a nearby chair. My stepdad who was sitting on a couch behind me didn't do anything, it was like he was a statue. I looked back at the floor and saw two more frogs. I went to the table and grabbed a cup to try and catch the frog and that's when all three came from under the dresser and I once again screamed and they jumped onto the pile of clothes then into me but right as they would've made contact I woke up but the weird thing is I'm not scared of frogs or spiders

Braids

Clothes

Couch

Frog

Scream

Spider

Dream About Frogs And Spiders

Last night i had a crazy dream. it started in a normal room and i was playing this videogame where you have to cover as much area as possible. some guy came up to me and said he has the record for most area discovered in one play at 90 km which is thought was weird cause i don’t use the metric system but whatever. i tell him i’ll try to beat it and then im transported into the game. the setting was sort of like boston but there was a huge plain hill in the distance covered in grass. i started at my old home where my papa used to live but it was rubble on the ground where it used to be. i walked up to one of his neighbors who was probably in his twenties and asked him what happened. he said they destroyed the building after he died like 2 weeks ago which is also weird cause hes still alive in real life. i then jump like 50 feet into the air and i guess i was wearing this wing suit thing so i glided around the area and headed to the hill. it was beautiful, the grass blew in the wind and looked like waves after taking it in some swat/army soldiers showed up and started shooting at me which was part of the game. i jumped and tried gliding away to beat the record but i think one of the shots hit the wing suit and i started falling i tried to open a parachute but couldn’t in time. i hit the ground and woke up. i didn’t wake up quickly though like when you’re falling in a dream.

Abandoned home

Army

Falling

Gliding

Video Game

Dream About Flying And Record Breaking

Another very mystical and powerful dream. I dreamed first that I was a prostitute in a society that truly looked down on those people like more than they do in waking life. I with a bunch of low life people and I wanted to bring them in my moms house but she was living in an apartment so I had no way to sneak them in or out. Then there was a man who was my brother and he only had one leg and was handicapped but he was encouraging me to face my fears and climb on these huge rock formations that looked like a natural alter to god in the sky carved by angels. It was breathtaking. I was singing and trying to learn a song I was supposed to perform on the top of this rock and I was afraid I would forget how it went. I remember looking at us climbing but from an aerial view like from outside of my body. I remember being so proud and amazed by my brothers ability to climb down with only one leg and here I was with 2 legs and fully capable of using my whole body but I was too frightened to climb down. Afte seeing my brother jump down with his disability flawlessly I was ready to do it too. I jumped down off the final platform and landed effortlessly on my feet.

Apartment

Brother

Performing

Prostitute

Rock

Singing

Dream About Climbing Rocks With Brother

I was with three other girls. We were dressed nice, short dresses, makeup, heels even. It was a city area and we went into this nice looking huge building. I don’t know what we were looking for, but eventually men started to follow us. We started rushing through different areas of the building, even jumping some distances to get rid of these men but they never seemed to relent. We got separated into groups of two and eventually got out of the building, somehow meeting back up outside while still retreating. 
Somehow we were still having fun, laughing and enjoying ourselves while getting away from these men. We had smiles on our faces, joy in our eyes, while jumping through the maze of a building and running out into the city. Two men followed us out so we kept going in the city, running around with each other. I kept waking up and falling asleep back into the same dream to continue it.

City

Girl

Group

Laughing

Running

Smile

Dream About Running From Men In City

Two women on top of the stairs are holding each other. They are both wearing chador. There is a red scarf around them. Their legs are tied together and in between them is a luggage. They jumped down the stairs.

Legs

Luggage

Scarf

Stairs

Woman

Dream About Women Jumping Stairs

I was at work and everytime I had to restock an item I had to go up floors. The only way down to the ground was  to jump off a high edge. I jumped a few times then got scared to jump. 
I later couldn’t break when I was driving and went through a red light and traffic through an intersection taking a former schoolmate home. I hit some cars and ended up in a ditch. Others were injured and started to blame me for the accident.

The dream had moments of coherence, but it also felt disjointed, particularly the transition between restocking and driving.

Workplace Anxiety and Reckless Driving

The dream conveyed a sense of anxiety as I faced the fear of jumping from heights and the guilt of causing an accident.

The intensity was high, marked by the adrenaline rush of both the jumps and the car crash.

The scenarios felt quite realistic, especially the familiar setting of my workplace and the chaotic traffic.

The details were vivid, particularly the feeling of falling and the aftermath of the car accident.

Candice, your dream presents a vivid and multifaceted narrative that reflects not only your current emotional landscape but also the underlying fears and pressures you might be experiencing in your waking life. The setting of your workplace, where you find yourself needing to restock items, suggests a sense of obligation and responsibility. This could symbolize the demands you feel from your job or other aspects of your life, indicating that you may be under pressure to perform and meet expectations, perhaps even your own high standards. The act of going up floors to restock can represent your efforts to ascend in your career or personal growth, yet the necessity to jump off a high edge to return to the ground speaks to a fear of taking risks or making mistakes that could lead to negative consequences.

  The jumps you initially make could signify your willingness to take those risks, but the fear that develops later on indicates a growing anxiety about the potential fallout from your actions. This transition from bravery to hesitation may reflect your current feelings about taking chances in your life, especially regarding your relationship difficulties and the stress and anxiety that may accompany them. It’s worth noting how this fear of jumping represents a deeper apprehension about falling short or not being able to handle the repercussions of your decisions effectively.

  Moving forward in your dream, the driving scene introduces another layer of complexity. The inability to brake and running through a red light symbolizes a loss of control, which can be particularly alarming.

Injured

Work

Dream About Jumping And Car Accidents

I was walking through a busy public park on a beautiful weekend day. There were some groups set up with tables and pamphlets. I stopped by one table that appeared to be for some queer woman cause. I started chatting with one of the tablers. She and I hit it off quickly, and then decided to go for a walk.

As we walked through the park, there was a sudden vibe shift. An active shooter appeared and he started killing people. It seemed like he came from the water, as there was a small beach at the park where a small but agitated crowd came out of the water, warning everyone with their shouting. "He has a gun! Run!"

The woman I met ran with me toward some cliffs and trees. The shooter ended up near us. Other people being targeted were jumping from the cliffs - sometimes in an attempt to escape the bullets, other times because the shooter told them they could jump or he would shoot them. He popped a couple people off such that they tumbled down the cliffs, after being pushed by the velocity of the high caliber bullets.

The woman and I saw a set of smaller cliffs that we could jump onto, as a means to escape this situation. We made the leap, and ended up floating falling far away, losing each other in the process. 

I landed in a city, and realized I was on a work trip. I had a desire to spend as much of the company money as I could, given I had a travel card via the company.

I returned to the my office shortly after, and was confronted by some lady that worked in finance about my  spending. I got super serious, as her accusations exceeded what I done. 

"Um, hey. Look at me," she said. She had just taken a bite of banana and slightly opened her mouth, smiling to show me the masticated fruit resting inside her cheek.

I gave her a puzzled look and she started laughing. "I'm just messing with you, don't worry about it! You're fine!!" I was irritated by this and decided to leave. 

I ended up in another part of the office, loudly complaining about my life. "I suffer so much! My life has been filled with suffering." I said. An older male coworker scoffed. "You're young, beautiful, funny, and have a great job. You're suffering?" A young intern was sitting in a chair next to me, observing my reaction. I mockingly acted like I was so taken aback. In a way I kind of was - memories of my actual real life messed up childhood flashed through my head. I thought about recalling the memories out loud as a defense. Then I started laughing, turning to the intern and admitting, "I've never ever suffered before!" It felt better to admit this, and it felt true.

Then I left the office and ended up sitting in a cafe. There was a young couple there on a date. I found them both attractive, so I sometimes found my attention wandering to their conversation. At some point the guy realized I was eavesdropping and started harassing me. His date looked uncomfortable and amused. I tried my best to ignore him. His harassment culminated in him getting nude, and imploring me to look at him. 

I finally turned to his date, and questioned why she would be here with him, why is this acceptable to her. She shrugged apathetically. In my mind, I imagined myself like a big sister to her, and starting thinking
through advice to give her.

The dream had a disjointed quality, shifting from a fun day to a chaotic escape and then to office drama.

A Chaotic Day in the Park

The emotional tone of the dream fluctuated from excitement to fear as the situation escalated in the park.

The intensity peaked during the active shooter scenario, creating a palpable sense of danger.

The dream felt quite realistic, especially during the park scene, but became more surreal as I floated away.

The vividness was high, particularly in the details of the park and the chaotic escape attempts.

Angela, your dream presents a fascinating tapestry of emotions and scenarios, clearly reflecting your subconscious thoughts and feelings. The initial setting in a busy public park on a beautiful weekend day symbolizes a desire for connection and community. Parks often represent a place of freedom and relaxation, where social interactions flourish. Stopping by the table for a queer woman's cause suggests a yearning for acceptance and perhaps a quest for identity or belonging, as you engage with someone who shares similar values or interests. The instant chemistry with the tabler indicates a desire for intimate connections and the excitement that comes with new relationships.

  However, the dream takes a sharp turn with the appearance of the active shooter, which introduces a profound sense of fear and chaos. This shift in vibe might reflect underlying anxieties or stressors in your waking life. The shooter emerging from the water could symbolize unexpected threats or emotions surfacing from your subconscious. Water often represents the depths of our emotions, and in this context, it suggests that you may be grappling with hidden fears or unresolved trauma that suddenly feels overwhelming. The frantic escape with the woman you connected with points to a search for safety and support amidst turmoil, highlighting a need for companionship during distressing times.

  Jumping from the cliffs as a means of escape illustrates a desire for freedom but also the risks involved in taking such leaps. Losing each other during the fall may signify feelings of isolation or the fear of losing connections that once felt vital. Landing in a city on a work trip shifts the focus back to your professional life, indicating a potential struggle with work-life balance. The desire to spend company money liberally might reflect a desire for autonomy or perhaps a form of rebellion against constraints in your life.

  When confronted about your spending by the finance lady, her nonchalant attitude and the humorous moment with the banana could represent your feelings about authority figures and how they perceive your actions. This interaction may signify a desire to deflect serious issues with humor, yet it also exposes a deeper frustration you feel about being misunderstood or judged. The internal conflict that arises when you vocalize your suffering reveals layers of your emotional landscape. The scoffing from the older coworker contrasts with your own lived experiences, suggesting a clash between external perceptions of success and your internal battles. Admitting to the intern that you’ve never suffered before can be a turning point in this dream — a moment of catharsis that signals acceptance of your past experiences.

  The final segment of your dream, where you find yourself in a cafe, showcases a blend of attraction, discomfort, and a protective instinct towards the young couple. The harassment from the guy indicates feelings of vulnerability and the societal pressures surrounding attraction and relationships. Your questioning of the girl's choice to be with him reflects an innate desire to guide and support others, perhaps stemming from your own experiences. Overall, this dream encapsulates a journey through connection, fear, self-identity, and the complex dynamics of relationships, exposing the intricate layers of your psyche. It's a powerful commentary on how you navigate the world around you, balancing your desires for connection with the realities of your experiences.

Crowd

Harassment

Office

Relationship

Dream Of Active Shooter And Office Stress

I (female) was in my aunts house. Standing with my dead fiance. We were Standing on a bed looking at a giant clock type thing. Behind the clock was the universe.  On the end of the minute and seconds hands (on the clock) were faces that could talk. The clock was spinning really fast. My fiance, Justin, told me all I had to do was jump thru it. We argued with me saying I'm not jumping into space.

While the dream had some logical elements, the rapid spinning of the clock and the argument felt somewhat disjointed.

Jumping Through Time and Space

The dream had a mix of anxiety and curiosity as I stood with my deceased fiancé in a surreal environment.

The intensity of the dream heightened during the argument about jumping into space, creating a sense of urgency.

The setting of my aunt's house felt familiar, but the giant clock and universe behind it made the dream feel less realistic.

The details of the clock and the talking faces were strikingly clear, contributing to the vividness of the dream.

Heaven, your dream unfolds in a space deeply tied to your emotional landscape, starting with the setting of your aunt's house. This location often represents comfort and familial ties, suggesting that you may be seeking solace or support from your past connections as you process your grief and loss. Being in a familiar yet significant place with your deceased fiancé, Justin, symbolizes a desire to reconnect with what has been lost, highlighting the emotional weight of your relationship and the unresolved feelings surrounding his absence.

  The imagery of standing on a bed with Justin creates a powerful visual of intimacy and vulnerability. Beds are places of rest and connection, indicating that you may still feel close to him, even if only in dreams. The bed becomes a platform for exploring your inner thoughts and feelings about your relationship, suggesting that you still hold onto memories and perhaps even unresolved feelings that need to be addressed. This setting could also reflect a sense of safety as you navigate the complexities of love and loss.

  The giant clock, spinning rapidly, represents the relentless passage of time and perhaps your anxiety about moving forward. Time can feel overwhelming, especially when processing grief, and the clock's speed may symbolize your feelings of being out of control or the pressure to make decisions about your future.

Arguing

Aunt

Dead

Dream About Jumping Into Space

time and time again as different women I lived out being stalked and raped and fighting for my life to get away from my attacker, only to end the same way. Each of them jumping off a building trying to kill themselves to escape him. 
One girl attacked him with knives, hitting him, and she even grabbed a pizza cutter and rolled it on his back over and over again trying to get him off of her, before she inevitably decided just to jump out of her window. 

Somehow, it ended up being me, myself at one point with my little siblings all staying in a large house. The attacker cuts off phones, internet, and anything else as forms of communication. Somehow.. a man comes into the house while he’s sleeping and helps us to find a way to escape. By doing something to the car, the man is either killed or left behind while me and my family run out of the house screaming for help. The man wasn’t far, and runs to us crying and helps to scoop up my family. I returned to the house, and the attacker was no where to be found. 

For whatever reason, I also had a flashback dream like I was in a video game reliving memories. This mother slowly lost family members one by one. Her daughter from jumping, her son from some tragic accident on the farm, I’m not sure how her youngest daughter died, and it seemed like she lost her baby. She decided to re-marry, and on the night of their wedding she, her youngest daughter, and her husband all sat on the bed talking. She mentioned to her husband that he had to be careful when waking up in the night, and in unison her and her daughter look at him and warn him to “stay away from the fireplace”. Inevitably, the man wakes up in the middle of the night, and wanders looking for his wife who has left the bed. She’s gathering every one of her family members into the fireplace, although they are all already dead, including her youngest daughter who was only a ghost. Her new husband ends up in the fireplace, by no will of his own, and as they’re engulfed in flames, the scene changes to look like they’re in an old pioneer cabin, and the walls and everything else is on fire. The wife holds her baby, and her daughters and her son are both sitting there with them as the man dies. I woke up at that point. Like I was the one in the fire with them.

While the dream had a narrative flow, the shifts between characters and timelines contributed to an overall sense of disjointedness.

Escape from Darkness

The dream invoked a profound sense of fear and desperation as multiple women faced a relentless attacker, culminating in tragic decisions.

The intensity was palpable, with frequent life-or-death struggles against an unseen threat amplifying the stakes.

The details felt strikingly real, especially the escape attempts and the emotional weight of familial loss.

Every scene was impressively vivid, particularly the haunting imagery of the burning cabin and the ghostly presence of lost family members.

Mady, your dream is an intense exploration of fear, trauma, and the instinct for survival. The recurring themes of being stalked and attacked suggest a deep-seated anxiety that might stem from past experiences or current stressors in your life. The fact that these scenarios end in tragic attempts to escape, such as jumping off buildings, indicates a feeling of being trapped and overwhelmed, perhaps by your circumstances or emotions, reflecting the struggles you face with anxiety and depression. The repetition of this narrative across different women could symbolize a collective experience of vulnerability and the societal pressures that often leave individuals feeling powerless. 

  When you described the girl fighting back with knives and a pizza cutter, it showcased a primal fight-or-flight response. This imagery of fighting against an attacker can signify your desire to reclaim power and control over your life, even amidst chaotic and frightening situations. The act of using household items as weapons could also suggest that you are searching for resources and agency within your environment, which might feel restricted or dangerous at the moment. The eventual jump from the window reveals a poignant desperation, highlighting the ultimate desire to escape from a situation that feels insurmountable, perhaps mirroring your feelings about certain life changes or stresses.

  The transition into the scenario with your little siblings introduces a protective instinct. In this narrative, the cutting off of communication signifies isolation, making it difficult to reach out for help, which can often be an exacerbating factor in anxiety and depression. However, the appearance of a man who helps you escape brings a glimmer of hope and suggests that support can come from unexpected sources. His sacrifice to help you and your family escape is deeply symbolic of the lengths we may go to protect those we love and find safety amidst chaos. 

  The flashback dream you experienced adds another layer, revealing generational trauma and loss. The mother losing her family members one by one paints a vivid picture of grief and the struggle to cope with relentless suffering. This part of the dream may reflect your own fears about loss, whether that be loss of loved ones, stability, or a sense of self. The warning to 'stay away from the fireplace' could symbolize a looming danger that is not immediately visible, a caution about situations or relationships that could lead to further emotional harm. The imagery of the family engulfed in flames speaks to the destructive nature of unresolved pain and the cyclical patterns of trauma that can repeat across generations.

Escape

Family

Fighting

Fire

Ghost

House

Knife

Rape

Suicide

Death

Dream About Stalking And Fire

I ran into Salvador about and he was wearing a wildish western shirt, baggy pants and cowboy boots. He looked chagrined at first but said hello and I asked if we could hang out. We went into this barn type building with a spring wood floor and we started jumping up and down laughing. I thought Tom would be mad cause I forgot my phone and he couldn’t reach me. There were couples giving each other strange massages and I pointed them out to him and he laughed. Naked massages but not sexual. I asked him about his wife and he said she thought it was weird I would hug her and not him. I asked to hug him and he said it would be a bad idea. I hugged his shoulders from the side anyway. 

I was riding my bike and Toms brother Jamie and his wife brook
called. I needed WiFi so stayed near our compound, a campground area. I don’t know why Jamie was calling with brook in the background. They were asked how I was doing in Europe and laughing about being able to see both Brooke and my boobs through our shirts. 

Tom and I were outside at a patio table and chairs area and there were dogs everywhere. Nice dogs but I took a photo of him cause he hates dogs and was surrounded. He seemed sort of okay but wanted to get out of there fast.

The dream had a moderate level of coherence, with a series of connected events but some disjointed transitions between scenes.

Meeting Salvador and Strange Encounters

The dream had a mixed emotional tone, ranging from joy and laughter to slight discomfort and concern.

The intensity was high, with strong emotions and vivid interactions, such as jumping on a spring wood floor and dealing with unexpected situations.

The dream had a moderate level of realism, with familiar people and places but also some unusual and dream-like elements.

The dream was highly vivid, with clear and detailed imagery, including specific clothing and actions.

Kristin, this dream is quite rich and layered, revealing a lot about your subconscious mind and current emotional landscape. The encounter with Salvador, dressed in a wild western shirt, baggy pants, and cowboy boots, suggests a confrontation with a part of your past or a person who represents a certain freedom or wildness in your life. His initial chagrin but subsequent willingness to hang out indicates a reconciliation or acceptance of this aspect of yourself or your past. The barn with the spring wood floor where you both jump and laugh signifies a release of tension and a return to a more carefree, joyful state. The forgotten phone and worry about Tom being unable to reach you reflect underlying anxieties about communication and connection in your current relationship.

  The couples giving each other strange, non-sexual naked massages around you symbolize a sense of vulnerability and intimacy that is present but not necessarily in a sexual context. This could indicate your own feelings about intimacy and the boundaries you wish to keep or cross. Your inquiry about Salvador's wife and his response about the awkwardness of hugging her but not him points to unresolved emotional boundaries or tensions in your relationships, both past and present. Your decision to hug him anyway, albeit from the side, suggests a desire to bridge gaps and connect despite perceived barriers.

  The scene shifts to you riding a bike, which often symbolizes a journey or progression in your life.

Bike

Boobs

Dream About Cowboys And Laughter

I dreamt that it was me an adult but on a school trip; but everyone was an adult as well. Everyone came to me for instructions as always. A guy came and flirted with me while I was eating with my friends. Before this, we were like at a touristic site where there was an old castle with a sea view. There was stairs from old rocks to take you there, and while i was discovering the site, the floor cracked near the stairs and i was gonna fall in the crack but i was with someone i dont remember who and this person and I together used our brains and saved me , i jumped to the other side

The dream flowed logically from a social gathering to an adventurous moment, maintaining a cohesive storyline.

Adult School Trip Adventure

The dream had a playful yet slightly anxious tone as I navigated the school trip with adults and dealt with flirtation.

The intensity peaked when the floor cracked, creating a moment of panic that required quick thinking.

The setting felt realistic with familiar elements like a school trip and a historical site, adding to the dream's authenticity.

The images of the old castle and the sea view were exceptionally clear, making the dream feel almost tangible.

Castle

Crack

Friend

School

Dream About School Trip And Flirting 2

Relationships

Angry at Dad

Ex-husband

Ex-partner

Left Behind

Old Lover

Past Home

Person That I Hate

Seeing Dead Relatives

World ending

Jumping in a dream symbolizes taking a leap of faith or taking risks. It can also represent a desire for freedom or a need to escape from a situation. It may also indicate excitement or anticipation for something new.

Jumping – Dream Interpretations

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