This dream dictionary uses a bank of hundreds of real dreams to show how dream symbols translate into real life thoughts and feelings.

TORNADOES IN DREAMS: Understanding dreams is not so difficult. In practice dream symbols translate into certain words within the English language. For instance a "tornado" dream may simply translate into the word "stress" and the dream captures the feeling "I have been suffering a lot of work stress really".

FULL LIST OF KEYWORDS CONNECTED TO TORNADO DREAMS
In practice tornadoes have several symbolic meanings. Try to think how the following words and phrases link into your feelings right now. Then try to write down sentences which capture your key feelings and intuitions right now. Here is the full list of key words.
- "massive stress" (The most obvious cause of tornadoes is stress. We feel that our mind has been sent into a spin)
- "heated disagreement" (stress is the main cause of tornadoes and a heated disagreement can cause stress)
- "a feeling that its one thing after another" (We can deal with porblems if they come one at a time. But if those problems do not go away they can cause stress dreams. So if you are having to deal with the same problem continuously or if you have several different problems to deal with at the same time then this can cause stress dreams. One of the classic stress dreams is a tornado)
- "continual problems" (if you have continuous problems its starts to build up your stress levels. We can cope with one problem but if its one thing after another then our mind feels bombarded.)
- "having to organise everything" (If we are having to think of lots of things in one go then we can suffer stress and with that a tornado dream. So having to do everything can leave you feeling with a great burden and this can get to you)
- "a difficult relationship" (Tornado dreams often link to problems which keep coming up continuously. A difficult relationship will cause continuous stress and so its an ideal breeding ground for tornado dreams)
- "major changes" (If there are massive changes in our lives then it feels like its a tornado. Our mind is being bombarded by major changes)
- "getting through a difficult period" (shelter from storm)
- "a new born baby" (its easy to see how a tornado is a metaphor for a new born baby - its something that you need to shelter from occasionally)
- "temper" (is someone suffering from terrible mood swings? Who can get into a terrible temper? If you can think of someone then your dream probably links to them)
- "a difficult relationship" (anything that can send our mind into a spin can trigger a tornado dream. Relationship problems cause us constant stress)
- "an actual hurricane" (dream symbols can be quite literal so if you were thinking about a tornado or hurricane or wind in general then your deam could be about that)
- "relationship break up" (any relationship break down can cause major stress and with that a tornado dream)
- "learning someone's true feelings" (any disaster in a dream can depict a wish to speak our minds. It is in periods of disaster that we tell people how we truly feel.)

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 tornado dreamer had just lost her father. The tornado captured the feeling that her mind was "in a spin". She did not need to have the dream analysed as she already knew she was suffering from great stress - it was one thing after another. If she knew these basic methods of dream analysis then her tornado dream would have been easy to understand.

Dreams can represent very sophisticated thoughts. For instance, one dreamer had a dream about a tornado and he had been thinking about his partners massive mood swings. The tornado symbolised those times when he had to seek shelter from the terrible moods.

The following list shows dreams on this site which all featured tornadoes or similar symbols.

Little girl dream and a tornado - dream analysis
Tornado and a strange talking head dream interpretation
Dying in a tornado.
Distressing replay of TV scene - dream analysis
Dream about Hurricane katrina
Looking Back dream
Grandmas old cards - dream analysis
Alligator,tornado and puppy dream analysis
Scared of tornado - dream analysis
tornados and numbers dream
Dream symbols - ants coming through hole in roof
Tornadoes dream analysis
A tornado dream and unfamiliar house
Huge black tornado - dream analysis
A tornado dream on a beach
Multiple tornadoes dream
Fiancé saves me dream
A tornado dream and its symbolic meanings
Dream of a huge tornado funnel
Tornado Dream
Tornado funnel - dream analysis
Ignoring a tornado - dream analysis
A tornado and sunshine - dream dictionary
Dream symbols - surviving a tornado
Tornado warning dream
End of the world - dream analysis
Tornado Dream
Bed - dream analysis
Distress - dream analysis
Grab - dream analysis
Haunt - dream analysis
Dream interpretation - nightmares
Paralysed - dream analysis
Pulling - dream analysis
Staring - dream analysis
Surround - dream analysis
Threat - dream analysis
Tornado - dream analysis
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DREAM SYMBOLS - T
• Tall building
• Teacher
• Teenager
• Teeth
• Tidal waves
• Tigers
• Toilets
• Tornadoes
• Torture
• Towns
• Train
• Torture
• Trash
• Trees
• Trucks
• T-shirt

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