I had this 2-3 years ago. I was at a school. They made me eat peanut butter while coloring. I started to get drowsy. More teachers started to crowd around me. I fell asleep. I started to float above my chair. The teachers started to fly and slowly moved me above a plane. I held up my drawing. Fireworks was all around me.

Fireworks

Floating

Peanut

School

Dream About Floating Teachers And Fireworks

I'm six years old, crouched down behind a wooden barrel at an Irish pub, where there are peanut shells all over the floor, and a room full of men drinking out of glass steins. I'm not supposed to be there, and when I have the dream it feels as though I'm REALLY there, and no matter what age I dream this, I feel the same sensations and emotions as though it's timeless. I believe it to be a time traveled glimpse into another time and/or timeline . I never get caught, but I also never continue the storyline

The dream has a somewhat fragmented storyline, as it never progresses beyond hiding behind the barrel.

Time-Travel Glimpse at an Irish Pub

The dream evokes a strong sense of nostalgia and curiosity as I feel like I'm really there, hiding behind the barrel.

The intensity is moderate, with a constant feeling of tension from hiding and not getting caught.

The dream feels incredibly realistic, especially with the detailed setting of the Irish pub and the peanut shells on the floor.

The dream is quite vivid, with clear images of the wooden barrel, glass steins, and the room full of men.

Alikat, your dream of being a six-year-old hiding behind a wooden barrel in an Irish pub is rich with symbolism and emotional depth. The setting of an Irish pub, with its peanut shells on the floor and men drinking from glass steins, evokes a sense of nostalgia and a connection to a time and place that feels both familiar and foreign. The fact that you feel as though you are REALLY there, regardless of the age you are when you dream this, suggests a deep, timeless connection to this scene. This could indicate unresolved feelings or experiences from your past that continue to resonate with you on a subconscious level.

  The act of crouching behind the wooden barrel, hiding and feeling as though you are not supposed to be there, could symbolize feelings of vulnerability or a need for protection. It may also reflect a sense of being an outsider or feeling out of place in certain situations in your waking life. This imagery might be connected to your experiences, particularly the life-changing events and stressors you have faced, such as financial stress and your history of PTSD and other mental health challenges.

  The consistent emotions and sensations you experience in the dream, regardless of your age, suggest that these feelings are deeply ingrained in your psyche. The timeless nature of the dream implies that these emotions transcend specific moments in your life and are part of a broader, ongoing narrative.

Childhood

Dream About Irish Pub Peanut Shells

In my dream I was involved in a finder binder with a city worker. I was on the phone when it happened.  When I got out, I looked at the front of my vehicle to see if there was any damage. There was no damage. When I walked over to the city worker to check on them to see if they were okay, the vehicle they were in, which was a truck, was laying on its side. I asked them, are you okay? And they said yes and they got out the vehicle. The city worker was very nice and I remember thinking we have to wait for the police. Well, while we were waiting, there was a store right there for us to go inside. So we went into the store and I was thinking I was hungry. So I wanted to order or I wanted to get something to eat. They didn't have very much food in there for us to order food. I did notice that the store looks like a home, like someone's home and it was very clean. However, they had bananas and you can order a peanut butter toast with bananas. I ordered the peanut butter toast with bananas and  This city worker that was involved in a crash with me also ordered peanut butter toast with bananas. I also noticed that the city worker was very friendly and social. Well, he knew the worker in the store also because he knew the area. We were getting ready to leave out the store and somehow I dropped my peanut butter toast with bananas. I had to go back and reorder another peanut butter toast with bananas. So I sat there and I reordered another peanut butter toast with bananas, but for some reason it took the lady a little longer to make it. Like it wasn't cooking fast enough or it didn't soften fast enough. And while I was waiting, the lady decided to tell me that she was over the age of 75 and didn't experience menopause and when I looked at her her face was very smooth and clear and she looked healthy for being over the age of 75 and she was basically telling me that she was a part of a group of women who also didn't experience menopause or suffer through menopause and wanted to give me some health tips.

The dream was somewhat logical but had some disjointed elements, like the sudden discussion about menopause.

Fender Bender with a City Worker and Peanut Butter Toast

The dream had a mix of anxiety from the accident and calmness due to the friendly interaction with the city worker.

The intensity was moderate, with the crash and the delay in getting the food adding some tension.

The dream felt quite realistic with detailed scenarios like inspecting the vehicle and ordering food.

The dream had clear and detailed visuals, especially the clean store and the smooth-faced lady.

Tarikah, your dream is a rich tapestry of symbols and scenarios that offer insight into various aspects of your life and psyche. The fender bender with a city worker can symbolize a minor disruption or conflict in your life, possibly an unexpected event that has caused you to pause and evaluate the situation. Being on the phone when the accident occurred suggests that you may be distracted or preoccupied with communication issues, perhaps indicating a need to pay more attention to your surroundings and current circumstances.

  When you exited your vehicle to check for damage and found none, it implies that although the incident seemed alarming, it did not cause any real harm. This could be a metaphor for how you handle challenges in your life—initially concerning, but ultimately manageable. The city worker's truck being on its side and their calm response can reflect your perception of others handling crises with grace, and may also indicate a desire for reassurance and stability in tumultuous times.

  Entering the store with the city worker and finding it to be home-like and clean, yet lacking in substantial food options, suggests a search for comfort and sustenance in familiar places. The peanut butter toast with bananas, a simple and nutritious choice, might symbolize your need for basic, reliable support and nourishment, both physically and emotionally. The fact that both you and the city worker ordered the same thing reinforces the idea of shared experiences and common ground with others, particularly those who seem approachable and friendly.

  Dropping your toast and having to reorder it can represent setbacks or delays in achieving your goals. The extended wait time for the second toast to be prepared might indicate feelings of impatience or frustration with the pace of progress in some area of your life. The interaction with the elderly lady in the store, who shares her wisdom about health and aging, introduces an element of mentorship and guidance. Her smooth, clear skin and positive outlook on menopause could reflect your own concerns about aging and well-being, as well as a desire to connect with role models who embody resilience and vitality.

  Overall, Tarikah, your dream is a vivid exploration of your current state, highlighting themes of minor disruptions, shared experiences, seeking comfort, and the importance of patience and wisdom in navigating life's challenges.

Banana

Car Crash

Phone

Police

Store

Truck

Dream About City Worker Accident Peanut Butter Toast Bananas Health Tips

In waking-life I have only daughters. 
In my dream I was taking my youngest two daughters to a modelling agency, to see if I could get them signed. The girls were dressed impeccably, with their hair in golden curls and they were behaving demurely and politely. They modelling agency was in an old building, very elegant and refined with polished wood and antique furniture. The women working at the agency were also impeccably dressed and coiffured. There was soft classical music playing. The whole atmosphere was of quiet refinement. 

All of a sudden there was an electric guitar riff that shrieked through my dream, and my heart sank as I knew what was coming - I knew it was my sons (that I don't have in waking life.) From around the corner on the street outside, a double pram careened on two wheels, and raced towards me. Nobody was pushing it, it was propelled by the raw energy of the two toddler boys strapped into the side-by-side seats. They were laughing uproariously, spraying potato chips and drinks out of the pram as they sped towards the agency. They were sticky with peanut butter and other food, their hair was standing up, and they were pure wild energy. I thought "thank goodness theyre strapped in" and was relieved to see that the pram was too wide to fit through the modelling agency doors. I felt no shame of my sons, I was proud of them, but glad they wouldn't be able to destroy the serene environment, that it was safe from their wildness. I turned to the women running the agency, and with great dignity and a genuine smile, I gestured to these wild creatures outside the door and said " ...and these are my boys." They nodded mutely, aghast. I woke up laughing.

The dream narrative was quite coherent, transitioning smoothly from the serene agency to the chaotic arrival of the boys.

The Modelling Agency and the Wild Boys

The dream mixed a sense of pride and humor, especially when the wild boys entered the scene.

The intensity peaked when the electric guitar riff heralded the arrival of the wild boys.

Despite the surreal scenario, the surroundings and emotions felt quite real.

The details of the modelling agency and the wild boys were exceptionally clear and detailed.

Angie, your dream is a fascinating blend of order and chaos, and it reveals much about the dynamics of control and freedom in your life. The setting in the first part of your dream, where you are taking your impeccably dressed daughters to a modelling agency, represents a desire for structure, elegance, and perhaps societal approval. The agency's old building, with its polished wood and antique furniture, suggests a longing for tradition and refinement. The women working there and the soft classical music playing further enhance this atmosphere of quiet refinement, indicating a part of you that values grace and composure.

  However, the sudden intrusion of the electric guitar riff marks a dramatic shift in the dream's tone. This abrupt change signifies the unpredictable and uncontrollable aspects of life that can disrupt carefully laid plans. The appearance of the double pram, propelled by the wild energy of two toddler boys, introduces a stark contrast to the serene environment of the modelling agency. These boys, with their sticky fingers and uproarious laughter, represent the untamed, spontaneous, and chaotic elements of existence. Despite the boys' wild behavior, you feel no shame; instead, you feel a sense of pride. This suggests that you embrace both the orderly and chaotic aspects of your life, recognizing the value in each.

  The fact that the pram is too wide to fit through the modelling agency doors is significant. It symbolizes the boundaries between different facets of your life and your ability to compartmentalize them. You appreciate the wildness and energy of the boys, but you also understand the need to protect the serene environment of the agency from their disruptive influence. This balance reflects your capacity to manage and integrate different energies and roles in your life.

Clothes

Daughter

Furniture

Girl

Hair

House

Life

Playing

Woman

Woods

Guitar

Heart

outside

Pushing

Race

Seat

Side

Toddler

Door

Drink

Food

Laughing

Smile

Thought

Dream Of Modelling Agency Sons Pram

I had a dream last night about making a fried banana and peanut butter sandwich to eat. I was also in paralysis I couldn’t move when I was trying to wake up. I didn’t eat the sandwiches but I was definitely preparing it. I kept hearing something that’s why I was trying to wake up. I kept hearing like some kind of repetitive noise. I’m not sure what it was, but some kind of repetitive noise to wake me up.

The dream had moments of coherence, such as the focus on making the sandwich, but also included fragmented elements like the repetitive noise

Making Fried Banana and Peanut Butter Sandwich

The dream evoked a sense of curiosity and creativity as I prepared the sandwich

The intensity of the dream was high, especially when I couldn't move during paralysis

The dream felt somewhat realistic, blending elements of cooking with a surreal experience of paralysis

The dream was vivid, with clear images of the sandwich preparation and the struggle to wake up

Jessica, your dream of making a fried banana and peanut butter sandwich reflects a desire for comfort and nostalgia. Food in dreams often symbolizes nourishment, and the act of preparing a sandwich suggests a need for sustenance, both physically and emotionally. The combination of bananas and peanut butter may represent a mix of sweetness and richness, perhaps indicating a craving for balance in your life. The fact that you were in paralysis while trying to wake up could signify feelings of being stuck or unable to move forward in some aspect of your waking life. This feeling of being trapped may relate to the stress and anxiety you mentioned experiencing, manifesting as a literal inability to move in the dream. The repetitive noise you heard could symbolize an inner alarm or a subconscious attempt to rouse you from a state of emotional numbness or stagnation. It may be a sign that there are unresolved issues or emotions that require your attention, urging you to wake up and address them to find peace and clarity.

Hearing

Paralysis

Waking up

Dream About Making A Fried Banana And Peanut Butter Sandwich

I had a dream I was hatching an egg and it turned out to be a baby crocodile. Everyone told me to let it die because it would be dangerous but I wanted it to live so I was trying to figure out how to feed it so it wouldn’t starve to death. I fed it but it started growing really fast. And I realized that it’s teeth were really big and if ur bit me it would be really bad. I was in my childhood house so I told my family to try to stay away from it and we were trying to hide so it didn’t get us. I put down some peanut butter to distract it but it would come back after it ate and go through the cracks in doors and I couldn’t keep it away

The dream was somewhat coherent, but there were some jumps in logic. For example, it was not clear why the crocodile was able to get through the cracks in the doors.

Hatching a Crocodile

I felt a mix of excitement and anxiety in the dream. I was excited about the possibility of having a pet crocodile, but I was also anxious about the potential danger it posed.

The dream was intense, with a lot of action and suspense. I felt like I was in real danger from the crocodile.

The dream was somewhat realistic, but there were some fantastical elements, such as the crocodile growing to a large size very quickly.

The dream was very vivid, with clear and detailed imagery. I could easily visualize the crocodile and the events of the dream.

Julia,

	The dream you shared carries significant symbolism and reflects your current state of mind and concerns. The act of hatching an egg, which turned out to be a baby crocodile, suggests that you are currently nurturing a new aspect of yourself or a situation that has the potential to be both powerful and potentially dangerous. The crocodile's rapid growth represents the speed at which this new aspect is developing and the urgency you feel in managing it.

	The fear expressed by others in your dream, urging you to let the crocodile die, reflects your trepidation about the risks associated with embracing this new aspect. However, your determination to keep it alive demonstrates your resilience and your belief in the potential rewards that come with facing your fears and embracing the unknown. The crocodile's sharp teeth and aggressive behavior symbolize the potential consequences of neglecting or mishandling this new aspect. It's essential to approach it with caution, setting boundaries, and taking necessary precautions to ensure your safety and well-being.

	It's also worth noting the setting of your childhood home, which may suggest that this new aspect of yourself or this situation has roots in your past experiences or unresolved childhood issues. The presence of your family members in the dream highlights the importance of seeking support from trusted individuals as you navigate these challenges. The peanut butter used as a distraction symbolizes your attempts to pacify or temporarily alleviate the anxiety and concerns associated with this new aspect, but it's crucial to find more sustainable and effective coping mechanisms in the long run.

Attack

Baby

Crocodile

Death

Family

Tooth

Crack

Died

Eating

Figure

Dream About Hatching A Crocodile Egg

In the dream I am curious as how my art is doing and so I open a door in my house and see the art represented as a glowing hall of pure white light. There is a fire alarm in the building I live so everyone has to go. Me and my friend Charlie sit in a fancy restaurant waiting for the alarm to finish. She is reading a newspaper article written by our friend Sophie that says ‘I can see you right now.’ We look up and see Sophie across the restaurant from us staring back. We walk back to the building as the fire alarm seems to be over but then one of my university lecturers with a peanut allergy says it’s not time. People from my old high school are here, the jocks. They suggest to play a game, at first football is suggested and then ‘rugger’ of which I have no interest. Me, Charlie, and Sophie seem to be engaged in a different game involving crossing the street with the traffic lights. It has been set up by the university. Eventually everyone ends up on one part of the road with a wall around it like we’re fenced in and trapped.

The dream had a coherent structure, with a clear sequence of events and a logical progression from one scene to another, despite some elements being surreal.

Glowing Art, Fire Alarm, and Trapped in a Game

The dream had a mix of curiosity, excitement, and a bit of anxiety due to the fire alarm and feeling trapped in the game.

The intensity of the dream was moderate, with moments of curiosity and excitement balanced by the anxiety of the fire alarm and feeling trapped.

The dream combined realistic elements like the fire alarm and university lecturer with more surreal elements like the glowing art and the game involving crossing the street with traffic lights.

The dream was quite vivid, with clear and detailed imagery, such as the glowing hall of pure white light and the newspaper article written by Sophie.

 
Ellen, your dream seems to be a reflection of your curiosity about your artistic abilities and your social interactions.

	The glowing hall of pure white light represents your artistic potential and the recognition you seek. The fire alarm and the need to evacuate symbolize external distractions or challenges that may be interrupting your creative pursuits.

	
Your interactions with Charlie and Sophie suggest a supportive network of friends who encourage and inspire you. The game involving crossing the street with traffic lights could symbolize the challenges and obstacles you face in your creative journey. The university setting indicates that these challenges may be related to your academic or professional life.

	
The ending of the dream, where everyone is fenced in and trapped, might suggest feelings of confinement or limitation. This could be a metaphor for feeling restricted in expressing your creativity or pursuing your artistic goals.

	
Given the intensity of the dream and the negative emotions you experienced, it might be helpful to explore these themes further. Consider journaling or talking to a trusted friend or counselor to gain deeper insights into your creative process and any underlying concerns or anxieties. Remember, your dreams can offer valuable clues to your inner thoughts and emotions, and exploring them can lead to personal growth and self-awareness.

Crosses

Fire

Friend

Game

Hallway

Light (Not Dark)

Part

Wall

Alarm

Glowing

Looking

Newspaper

Reading

Restaurant

Staring

University

Walking

Engaged

Football

High School

My House

Traffic

Trapped

Dream About Glowing Hall Of Light Fire Alarm Restaurant Game Crossing Street

Relationships

Brakes not working

Deceased parents

Master Numbers

Seeing Dead Relatives

Two Circles Overlapping

Peanuts in a dream symbolize small gains or rewards. It may also represent your frugality and resourcefulness. Alternatively, it may indicate a need to take small steps towards your goals.

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