This dream dictionary uses a bank of hundreds of real dreams to show how dream symbols translate into real life thoughts and feelings.
FOREIGN PEOPLE AND PLACES IN DREAMS:
Understanding dreams is not so difficult. In practice dream
symbols translate into certain words within the English
language. For instance a dream about foreigners could be
translated into the words "not close" and the dream could
capture the thought "he has certain people whom he favours but
that is not fair to those who are not close to him". Of
course foreign people may translate into several different
words and phrases such as "a fresh mood" and "not speaking to
someone". Try to see which of these themes features in your
thoughts right now. The one that is most relevant could be
the way in which your dream has used the symbol.
FULL LIST OF KEYWORDS
In practice foreign places and people in dreams have
several symbolic meanings. Here is the full list.
- "new people and new places" (We go on holiday to
foreign places and its mainly to meet new people and go to
new places. In a dream a foreign place may symbolise a wish
to freshen your life up and do something new)
- "a fresh mood" (did you wake refreshed and happy?
Did you feel you were emotionally in a new place?)
- "a wish to escape from responsibility" (Did you feel
the need to get away from it all yesterday? Do parents and
authority figures keep pressurising you?)
- "a new unfamiliar feeling" (are you thinking in new
ways)
- "not close" (A dream about foreigners could be your
minds way of saying someone who is not friends and not on
close terms to you. So the dream could deal with a similar
theme - such as friends and not friends or people close to
you and people not so close to you)
- "never speaking to someone" (Who near by to you do
you simply never speak to? Have you been thinking about
someone near to you who simply treats you like a foreigner as
if you have never met before? Does someone never speak to you and treats you little better than a stranger??)
Its a fallacy that dreams capture unconscious thoughts -
dreams represent thoughts that we are all too aware of. A
typical dream would translate into the types of thoughts that
we might write down in a diary or tell a best friend. Dreams
represent your key thoughts which pinpoint the problems right
now. Try to write down some quotes which capture your
feelings right now and try to include the words and phrases
above.
For instance one dreamer dreamt that his parents had died and
he ran away to a foreign country. The most relevant of the
symbolic meanings to him was "a wish to escape from
responsibility". In reality the dreamer was like lots of
teenagers who wished he could escape from parental control
and live a life free of responsibility. So his dream just caught the typical teenage feeling "I am sick of parents telling me what to do".
Dreams can represent very sophisticated thoughts. Take the
following dream - "I was in a house with some foreign people
(Chinese). We seemed to mistrust each other and they
obviously saw me as a criminal". The day before something very
significant happened - which will often trigger a dream. The
dreamer had heard his neighbour fall over in the middle of the night. She was very old
and in obvious and deep distress. This neighbour had a very loud
telephone which was part of her warden service. The dreamer
could hear her speak to this warden through the walls. The
dreamer felt very guilty for doing nothing but just stayed in
bed. He knew that the social services would deal with her and
that people were coming to help. To have gone downstairs
would have been pointless because he could not have got in so he just laid in bed listening to her distressing cries.
The dream pinpointed his thoughts about the situation. In
real life he thought it pointless to go down because she
really disliked the dreamer. To hear her speak about him you
would think the dreamer was a criminal. Usually, they just
avoided each other. He treated her like a perfect stranger
and usually ignored her. So the dream used two symbols in
ways which seemed to relate to these thoughts. His neighbour
thought of him as little better than a criminal and in the
dream the neighours thought the dreamer a criminal. This
perfectly captures that sense of mistrust that the dreamers
neighbour had for him. The foreigners symbol is also
interesting as the dreamer and his distressed neighbour
virtually never spoke to each other and treated each other
like strangers. It used the metaphor in this way - "we never
talk to each other. We may as well be from different countries
as we have nothing to do with each other".
The following list shows dreams on this site which all
featured FOREIGN or similar symbols.
Protecting a kitten - dream dictionary meanings
Seven year coma dream
Old crush getting proposal - dream interpretation
Hairdresser - dream interpretation
First alien dream
Learning from others
Dream interpretation - flat tyre
Foreign and home doctors - dream dictionary meanings
Exploding buildings in Israel dream
Dream - judge,frown and cheating
Dream symbols - hugging university friends
Newcastle dream
Scared of tornado - dream analysis
Foreigners think I am a criminal dream
A tornado dream and unfamiliar house
Dream symbols - surviving a
tornado
Dream symbolism - unfamiliar place and sister talking
Bed - dream analysis
Blood dream
Doctors - dream analysis
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