Street in Dreams

Dreaming of a street can be a rich and complex symbol that reflects our personal history and the experiences that have shaped our character. For many people, the image of a street in a dream represents their journey through life, reflecting the places they have been and the memories they have accumulated along the way.

The street in a dream can also represent our personality and preferences, reflecting our desire for new experiences and our tendency to seek out new faces and places. For those who prefer frequent encounters with new people and the thrill of discovering new things, the street can be a symbol of their adventurous spirit and their love of exploration.

For example, imagine that you are feeling nostalgic and longing for the familiar places and experiences of your youth. In this situation, you might dream of a street from your childhood, representing the memories and experiences that have shaped your character and formed your identity. The dream may be a reminder to cherish the past and the people and places that have been important to you throughout your life.

Another example is if you are feeling restless and craving new experiences. In this case, the dream of a street may be a symbol of your adventurous spirit and your desire to explore new places and meet new people. The dream may be a reminder to seek out new experiences and to embrace the unknown.

A third example is if you are feeling stuck in your routine and longing for a change of pace. In this case, the dream of a street may be a symbol of your desire for new experiences and a reminder to break out of your comfort zone and seek out new adventures. The dream may be a reminder to embrace change and to seek out new opportunities for growth and exploration.

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  1. Okay. In my dream, my grandpa, grandma, uncle (group 1), my mom, me, 3 younger siblings, and step-dad (group 2)and my dad, sister, other grandpa, and other grandma (group 3) were all going to the beach down the street, but apart from each other. Eventually, we all joined together, except for group 3, who were a little bit down the ways on the beach. Some of us went to a store along the street, away from the rest of us. I know I was one of the ones who stayed on the beach. We were all going down to the ACTUAL beach (like where everyone enjoyed the ocean) and there was a bridge that lead through those tall grass-like plants that you’d normally find on beaches, and then it would lead out onto the beach. I was the one leading the group, but no one seemed to be following me ( Then again, I might be wrong about them following me). My dream-self didn’t realize that the others were hanging back and just walked right on forward. At the end of the bridge, I didn’t hesitate to step right on out. Before I stepped I saw that there was a great bonfire and people in masks doing an indian tribal dance. Then, I fell (as I always do in my dreams) into the ocean. There was no sand on the beach. I drowned and I remember dying in the darkness of the ocean. Have anything to say about this one??

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    • Wow! what an interesting dream. I am not a person to consult about dreams, but I have been studying my dreams and learning about the symbolism and spiritual significance of dreams. Have you considered that their are different generations of people in your dream, who are all traveling in the same direction, in a particular landscape, “walking” maybe on the same path (maybe intellectually or spiritually)? It is interesting that a bridge appears on the beach also. Also, what shocks me is that you always fall in your dreams and the significance of you drowning in water – in darkness of the ocean. There is a lot of details that stick out in this dream that would grab my attention if I were in your shoes. Three generations of family members, walking on a beach without sand, in the same direction, except for those who ventured to seek something while on the same path. If they went to buy something from a store – maybe they sought to make a trade. I would examine every aspect of the dream, including, the location, people, their actions, and people caught up in the customs of a particular ethnicity. maybe God is trying to point out to you the paths taken my members of your family that is based on family traditions passed down over the years that have not brought a good ending for you – not necessarily physical death but maybe spiritual death. There seems to be things missing that would ordinarily be in place – like the sand also. If you are drowning in dark waters, the waters could symbolize falsity as opposed to the truth. I have fallen in a dream before but their was a hand reached down to me before I hit the bottom of a pit. I remember that I had fallen right after having fellowships with several families of women of 3-4 generations. The women of different generations was symbolic and the cause of my falling. I believe they refer to affections of the natural man – which is evil. The hand which reached down to save me was the knowledge or power of the teachings of “Swedenborg” from the “scienceofcorrespendences” – a great website that has helped me to understand my dreams. Don’t give up on seeking God for the interpretations of your dreams. I love that the Lord gives me dreams.

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  2. I had a dream I was following my cousin into a bland building we ran into one of his friends that I never seen before as we started talking to him police surrounded us with their guns drawn on our heads and a Muslim woman laughing at us down the street as if she was setting this up. What can this dream mean??

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  3. yesterday I had a dream of 5 red cows one with hind leg out of joint there was more to that dream with a child (someone from congregation screaming because it should not have seen that, today I dreamed of a friend from my congregation and in the dream we were walking its seemed like downtown and we were trying to find where we were at and I remember seeing the street name. It said “bison”. I was thinking is there a relation cow and bison. What is trying to be said, something representing this world .

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