Dreaming of meeting a famous person, whether a king, queen, prince or princess, has particular significance because it can indicate your desire for recognition, admiration and respect in waking life. Your dreaming mind has chosen someone acknowledged to be of the highest social rank to fulfill this craving. The dream is an attempt to redress the balance but it may be a signal of low self-esteem, so it is important to heed the message and take steps to boost your self-confidence in waking life.
If Elizabeth II features in your dream, this is a mother archetype, although the troubles of her family may have tainted this image. Diana, Princess of Wales has become a symbol of the wronged and martyred heroine, the maiden held captive by social constraints.
[1]Status, respect, specialness, wealth, power, popularity, approval, or something else you personally associate with royalty.
Dreaming that you’re a member of royalty can represent feeling or desiring one of the qualities listed above.
Being with someone who is royal can mean: you’re curious about that person, you’d like to be in their social circle (or feel you deserve to be), your subconscious mind considers the real-life royal to be your acquaintance because of their familiarity from media appearances.
See Also: Celebrity, Authority Figure
[2]To dream of meeting royalty suggests you’re looking to impress someone. You want to please them in some way and gain their respect. If you dream that you are royal, consider the position you hold: king or queen tends to mean you’d like to take charge and command more respect; prince or princess suggests a need to be put on a pedestal. Ultimately you are craving adoration.
[3]Happiness, prestige, and prosperity are forecast in a dream of being, seeing, meeting or marrying royalty.
The exception is if your dream had some embarrassing or unpleasant element in it, in which case it is a warning that you could be victimized by underhanded gossip, so keep your private affairs to yourself.
[4]Dignified and powerful; often substituted for one of like character; research the name
[5]See Also: Couple, section(2) and (3), King (and Queen), Prince / Princess, Queen
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