Dream Dictionary — What Your Dream Actually Means

What your dream means

Describe your dream in your own words and it is read symbol by symbol. Each image is matched against a dictionary of recorded dream meanings, then read in the context of everything else in the dream — the same symbol can point in different directions depending on what surrounds it and how the dream felt.

Where this comes from

A dream symbol dictionary of 14 categories — water, animals, people, places, falling and flying, death and rebirth, and more
Traditional dream symbolism, where each symbol carries a recorded core meaning
Jungian analysis — the unconscious, the shadow, and archetypal figures

How it works

Write down what you remember, including how the dream felt.
Each symbol in it is matched to its recorded meaning.
The symbols are read together, in the order your dream put them.

Common questions

What does it mean when the same dream keeps repeating?

A recurring dream usually marks something unfinished — the mind returning to material it has not resolved. The detail that changes between repetitions is often the part worth paying attention to.

Do dreams predict the future?

The tradition this reads from treats a dream as a picture of your inner state, not a forecast. A dream about a flood is read as emotion, not as weather.

Why do I dream about someone I have not seen in years?

People in dreams often stand for a quality rather than themselves — what that person represents to you. The figure and the feeling are read as two separate signals.

Is a dream interpretation free?

A dream reading uses credits, and a new account starts with 40 credits — enough to try one. The daily tarot card and the daily horoscope are free every day.

Dream Interpretation