This can be averted if one is shown what made them late...

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If you are arriving late, your unconscious may be telling you to be more perceptive and to use more foresight when making plans. Lateness suggests that the dreamer may be feeling u...

Arriving at a destination can represent: Meeting a goal, or the desire to do so.Feeling successful, or wanting success in a particular aspect of your life.An ending.Completing a pr...

Genuine importance is more easily discerned in a dream; revealed to prompt prioritization...

1. An inheritance, usually of money or some­thing else of value, in the offing.2. Feelings of success (dancing with spouse).3. A sense of betrayal by friends (single person danci...

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Hurdles: In your dreams hurdles represent the obstacles that hinder your progress. Did they knock you over, or did you knock them over? Did you navigate your way successfully over ...

Some people have dreams in which they appear at a particular past event of national or world historical importance, such as Waterloo, World War II or walking on the moon. They may ...

Austrian psychologist Alfred Adler (1870-1937) suggested that dreams are all about wish-fulfillment because they allow the dreamer to have skills and powers denied to him or her in...

Missing an event or time frame (an exam, appointment, bus, scheduled payment, etc.) can represent a missed opportunity or neglected responsibility, or a fear of such.Consider also ...

There’s an underlying feeling of frustration with this dream. You want to be somewhere you’re not, and it doesn’t matter how hard you try you can’t seem to get there. Wheth...

To see yourself at a social event with work colleagues implies that you feel comfortable with your peers. You’ve been accepted into the group and enjoy working with them and shar...