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GRANDMOTHER - DREAM DICTIONARY : : This dream dictionary makes the claim that it is better
than any other. Why? It works on the assumption that if something very big and important
happens the day before then you will surely dream about it. This dictionary collects
together such dreams and has meticulously studied their meanings. Try to study the
definitions and questions below and see how they relate to real life right now.
GRANDMOTHER : Grandmothers can of course simply link to themselves
and so if some important issue is involving them right now then you maybe
thinking about them. But they can also be symbolic. They can link to the passage
of time in some way. A grandmother may link to your assessment of how well
or badly your experience of something has been going. Its essentially then
symbolic of some review of your experiences.
QUESTIONS to help you make associations(pick the one that makes most sense
to you)
- Have you been ill or run down?
- Has something simply gone on for too long ?
- Have you been wondering how things have progressed over a period of time?
KEY WORDS : my experience, far too long, illness, fumbling
KEY PHRASES(Pick a quote which captures your feelings right now. Think especially
of the day before the dream) :
- "I am feeling old and tired"
- "I have been thinking over all the time I spent there"
- "This has gone on far too long!"
- "time has passed since it happened"
- "just when will it happen"
- "taking my time"
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Woman
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Below you will see a series of quotes. Each quote represents the meaning
of a particular dream(these are all dreams where the meaning is understood
totally). For instance one dream may have meant that the dreamer was having
trouble at work. In that case the quote may simply be "There is a bad atmosphere at
work". Some information is included about which dream symbols were included
in the dream(within the squares brackets). Often a sample dream is included
which shows you how the dream interpretation was reached.
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ESSAY : What is the symbolic meaning of grandmothers in dreams?
If there is a real life issue that involves your grandmother then the
dream may simply link with that. E.g.
"My granny is coming to stay. She drives me mad but this time I am determined
not to let her get to me"[Dream symbol - grandmother][the dream on which
this quote is based is featured in full at the end of this article]
"There is an issue involving my grandmother right now as she blames me
for something that happened"[Dream symbol - grandmothers house]
"I felt so scared about my grandmother yet in reality she coped with the storm
without any problems"[Dream symbol - tsunami and grandmother]
"my granny told me of this scream during the night. She said it was like
someone was being murdered. It scared the life out of me"[Dream symbol
- grandmother]
Grandmothers can symbolise some intuition which is connected with the passage
of time. Maybe you have been thinking over your feelings since something
happened. E.g.
"I have been thinking about my ex and I think that he has definitely
given up on our relationship now"[Dream symbol - ex boyfriends grandmother
whom I do not recognise]
"When I first joined the forum I received such abuse. But I thought I
would stick around for a little while to see what it was all about. It turned
out that they abuse everyone when they first join"[Dream symbol - grandmother]
"I have just got pregnant and me and my husband have been trying for
ages. Now we can start to put the miscarriage behind us"[Dream symbol
- husbands grandmother]
"I waited for ages but she did not turn up. I guess I was stood up"
[Dream symbol - grandmothers house]
Grandmothers can link to your feelings about how something has been going.
E.g.
"I have just got a new bible and have been thinking how I live up to
this practically. I know I have a tendency to swear"[Dream symbol - grandmother]
"Maybe things are not so great now but I know that my crush is the one
for me. Given time I am sure we will get together"[Dream symbol - grandmothers
friend]
"I have given things TIME but its clearly not working. I had this vision
of what it would be like by now and really things are just not happening.
I have got to think of something else. My current approach is clearly not
successful "[Dream symbol - deceased grandmother]
Grandmothers can link to your reflections about how something has been going.
Especially it may link to something that has been going on for too long.
E.g.
"there is some building work going on around my home. Its been going
on for ages and they are taking advantage of me." [Dream symbol - Grandmother]
"My baby has been crying for a long time. I should wake up and attend
to him."[Dream symbol - Grandmothers house]
Grandmothers can be a symbol of a particular side of the family. E.g.
"my husbands sister asked for money. I feel sympathy but do definitely
not want to give her money."[Dream symbol - Cross between my mother and
husbands grandmother]
A grandmother dream may link to your feelings about something in light
of your own experiences. E.g.
"I have been reading a book and I have been thinking about my own life
in relation to this"[Dream symbol - grandmothers]
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SAMPLE DREAM
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THE DREAM In my dream I was somewhat lost in an abandoned building
(looked like my old elementary school) and I ran into another woman who seemed
to know a bit more about the surroundings than I did. Then I looked down and
found a scrap of paper with lots of pictograms from different cultures all
describing a sort of predator. We puzzled over it a minute when the woman
I was with disappeared. I knew she had been taken by whatever the predator
described on the paper was. Somehow I found its home and was invited in by
the woman I had been with earlier. She was very frightened and tried to hide
in a pile of odds and ends. It didnt work and I was found when the predator
came home. It was a monstrous old woman and I immediately stood up and spoke
to it. "Grandmother! Im glad you are home, I got you two presents but you
seem to have found the first already." I pointed at the other woman who looked
even more frightened and tried to hide in a corner. "I also brought you this
ball, I didnt know what it was but I thought you might like it grandmother."
I handed her my stress-relief squishy ball and she popped it in her mouth,
exclaiming that it was horse-meat and told me to set the table. We chatted
as I set the table for two and I learned that her name was Baba Yaga, she
was the old Russian witch who ate people. I took my chance and seized the
fork and got up on the table so I could reach her face and yelled. "Baba Yaga!
I am your old enemy and tonight you die!" I stabbed her in the eye and killed
her. I woke up just as help was arriving.
THE REALITY The dreamers grandmother(who drives her nuts) was coming to visit
for six months because she was suffering from ill health and needed 24 hour
care. Coincidentally, the home of Baba Yaga in the dream is identical the
spare bedroom the dreamers Grandma sleeps in when she visits.
The dreamer is studying anthropology in real life. She made the following
comment about the symbols in the dream "it parallels the traditional
fairy tales of the native Americans and the Russians. The young person always
respectfully addresses the monster as grandmother or grandfather and in turn
the creature is obligated to treat the hero as they would their own grandchildren.
Then the monster is usually tricked into killing themselves or giving the
hero an opportunity to kill them."
THE INTERPRETATION Witches tend to be quite predictable symbols. The witch
usually symbolises some evil or manipulative female who tries to selfishly
get exactly what they want. Its just a matter of asking yourself who the witch
is in your waking life. In this case the dreamers grandmother was just about
to come to visit for a long stay. Since the dreamer had a quite negative view
of her grandmother then its clearly related to that. So now its just a matter
of seeing how the symbolism worked.
In the dream the pictogram probably represents the dreamers worst possible
view of how things could turn out. Pictures tend to link to things that we
are imagining and picturing in our minds. In such cases we tend to exaggerate
things and fear the worst.
The dreams draw on the dreamers studies in anthropology and use symbols from
native American fairy tales and Russian culture. We draw on symbols that are
significant to ourselves. But really the symbols are all standard symbols.
We have witch who captures the dreamers feelings about her grandmother and
the monster who symbolises her fear that things will get out of control. In
this dream they also make a very specific point about the dreamers strategy
for dealing with her grandmother as the young person always addresses the
monster as grandmother. So maybe it suggests that the dreamer is going to
be always respectful to her grandmother so if any arguments take place then
she can always blame things on her grandmother.
Also we have hints as to how the dreamer is approaching her grandmothers visit.
She stabs the witch in the eye. So thats suggests that she is going to stand
up to her grandmothers worst excesses.
Symbolic Meanings
MONSTER : "Some form of behavior that is totally out of control - in
this case a wish that her grandmas behavior does not get too out of hand"
PICTOGRAMS : "something that you are imagining in your mind - in this
case how bad her grandmas behavior can become"
STRESS BALLS : "The dreamer hands the monster the stress balls because
she wants to clearly communicate her views to her Grandmother"
WITCH : "A selfish and manipulative figure - the dreamers grandma tends
to drive her nuts"
DREAM MEANING The dream captures the following feeling within the dreamer
- "My grandmother is coming to stay as she is ill at the moment. She
drives me crazy. I am going to make sure things do not get out of control."
See how the Symbolic Meanings above weave together to form a key insight in the DREAM MEANING
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correctly interpreted dreams. If you feel you have understood the meaning
of your dream or definitely link it to something in your life I would be happy
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INDIVIDUAL STUDIES : Below are collections of real dreams all linked to one dream symbol. They are examples to show you how symbols translate into real life dream thoughts and feelings.
Basements : Examples of real dream analysis
Your boss : Examples of dreams and their meanings
Best friend : Understanding the symbolism
Babies/pregnant: How to analyse and interpret this symbol
Brothers: Examples of real dream analysis
Cafes: How to analyse and interpret this symbol
Cars: a collection of real dreams
Castles : How to analyse and interpret this symbol
Children:Childhood dreams
Creative dreams: Interpret its true symbolism
Clothes:Examples of real dream analysis
Churches and cathedrals: How to analyse and interpret this symbol
Deaths: Practical dream interpretation
Demons,witches and goblins: real dreams featuring goblins and demons
Dogs: A collection of dog dreams
Drink and drugs: A collection of drink and drugs dreams
Earthquakes and volcanoes: Real dreams study
Farms, gardens and plants: understanding Their dream symbolism
Factories: Practical dream interpretation
Fathers: And dream symbolism
Faucets/taps/pipes: How to analyse and interpret this symbol
Food: Practical dream interpretation
Earthquakes and volcanos: examples of real dreams
Foreign Countries: a collection of real dream analyses
Grandparents: understanding Their dream symbolism
Guards: A collection of guard dreams
Guns and knives: Practical dream interpretation
Horses and animals : Research into their true symbolism in dreams
Hauntings:Interpret its true symbolism
Hospitals: How to analyse and interpret this symbol
Hotels + huge buildings: Research into their true symbolism in dreams
Houses : Examples of real dream analysis
Locks : A collection of lock dreams
Men(unknown) : real dreams analysed
Military : Their symbolic meanings in Bad dreams
Money : Interpret its true symbolism
Mothers : as dream symbols
Monster : understanding their symbolism in dreams
Mountains: Dreams and mountains
Movies:How to analyse and interpret this symbol
Music : Understanding their symbolism in dreams
People : Interpret its true symbolism
Police : police studied in real dreams
Phone : Understanding their symbolism in dreams
Politics : a collection of real dreams about politics and presidents
Planes and flying : planes in real dreams
Prison : A collection of prisons dreams
Rivers : a collection of real dreams interpretations
Rapists and intruders : Their symbolic meanings in Bad dreams
Railways : Interpret its true symbolism
Roads : Understanding their symbolism in dreams
Schools : How to analyse and interpret this symbol
Sea : A collection of sea and ocean dreams
Sex : Interpret its true symbolism
Shops : examples of real shop dreams
Sisters : Research into their true symbolism in dreams
Skies in dreams : a collection of real dreams
Skyscrapers and tall buildings : various real dreams
Snakes and spiders :A collection of snake and spider dreams
Space : space in real dreams analyses
Sports : several correctly inbterpreted dreams
Street Practical dream interpretation
Teeth :A collection of teeth dreams
Tidal waves :How to analyse and interpret this symbol
Time Practical dream interpretation
Understanding their symbolism in dreams
Towns and cities Interpret its true symbolism
Tornadoes - what do they mean in dreams
Trees : trees in practical dream interpretation
Water : Practical dream interpretation
Weddings and engagements : weddings in real dreams symbolism
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