Childhood

The dreamer was playing soccer with brothers and cousins in a childhood field.

The dreamer, as a child, played soccer on a playground. The dream ended with the dreamer kicking a ball that resulted in an accidental kick to a bedroom wall, waking them up.

The dreamer is with strangers in a store, feels distrust, escapes an antagonist, and drives through childhood streets with a woman, noting masked children camping on fields.

In this vivid nightmare, the dreamer leaves their baby child in an outdoor BBQ pit, forgets about them, and wakes up to find snow has fallen, fearing the child is nearly dead from exposure.

In a fragmented dream at the childhood home, the dreamer converses with the father about the mother's plans for her properties. They recall childhood memories with the sister and friends at a stream and reflect on family legacy amidst the grandmother's passing.

The dreamer attends a family reunion at their childhood home, navigates complex social interactions, travels to China and Iceland, encounters symbolic animals, and seeks resolution with friends.

The dreamer is observing a busy living room of their childhood home filled with people on a mission. A dynamic scenario unfolds with a tiger at the center of curiosity. There's a shift to a neighborhood with houses where gender roles and economic lessons play out affecting the dreamer.

The dreamer revisits their childhood home, facing sibling tensions, explores an alternate life with a mysterious partner, navigates a European opera house filled with magical items, and confronts past relationships on a snowy street. The dream ends with feelings of independence and self-assertion.

The dream involves being in a group during the end of holidays, trying to concentrate on bigger issues, while a woman eagerly wants to focus on small, nurturing activities for kids. The dreamer agrees, albeit with less enthusiasm.

The dreamer journeys through a lifetime of unconventional love and independence, finding contentment in accepting limitations. The dream spans from adolescence to old age, focusing on relationships, personal growth, and embracing life's unpredictability.

The dreamer revisits childhood locations, feels a blend of identities, watches a skiing accident, encounters unfamiliar people, and struggles with communication.

The dreamer is a caretaker for unidentifiable children, seeking to free themselves from this obligation. They strive to secure a personal haven with their beloved. Alongside emotional exploration, they discard outdated roles and eventually find strength and confidence in self-expression.

The dreamer considers moving back into their untouched boyhood bedroom for peace but finds it transformed into a different room on a campus, now filled with college students. Concern arises when a child, Adam, goes missing after being sent back alone.

The dream begins with a parent-teacher conference at a Waldorf school where a dreamer and their ex are evaluated on their parenting. The focus on children's interaction reveals parental truths. The scene shifts to a concert with high school friends, suggesting nostalgia and issues of exposure.

The dream involves climbing a boulder with a child, facing fears of danger that prove unfounded. A rock is released but does not fall, symbolizing small trials. At the seashore, a smooth log-shaped rock provides confident footing.

The dream centers around an incident involving Morley, a child with an adult-like demeanor, and a young woman intervening. It explores themes of responsibility, conflict, and unresolved childhood issues.

The dreamer returns to their childhood home in Hawaii, facing rain and flooded roads representing emotional challenges. Family dynamics are explored, with siblings and parents present but altered in relationships. A journey of crossing waters with the help of workers and alongside a son reflects support in emotional navigation. Artistic expression, interactions with family, and a sense of reconnection with the past carry through. Ending with a discussion of personal and professional life with successful figures suggests aspirations and self-realization.

The dreamer encounters disturbing images in a book, feels disgusted, then shifts to actively help children through a crisis.

The dreamer found themselves helping out children, specifically in the capacity of a kid's pastor, indicating a nurturing and responsible role. Others were present, emphasizing community involvement.

The dreamer is at a mindfulness training with their past instructor, Shelia. Despite current experience working with adults, there is a focus on teaching mindfulness to children.

The dreamer navigates a building with their son, experiences moments of losing and finding him, engages with various educational settings, struggles with memory and pronunciation, and eventually finds comfort as they retrieve lost belongings.

The dreamer explores a crowded neighborhood, revisits a remodeled childhood home, and confidently swims under large ocean waves, guiding others through their fears.

The dream begins in an open concept house where the dreamer cooks an unusual meal, then embarks on a nighttime walk with a child, symbolizing exploration and protection. The dream transitions to a marina for a baby shower, highlighting social anxiety and unmet expectations.

The dreamer finds themselves in a work setting, embodying a different persona with extreme habits and living an exciting yet lonely secret life. They bond with a colleague's child, Oliver, and encounter a mysterious baby, triggering nurturing and protective instincts.

The dream involved kids unable to enter a place with scattered toys, while the dreamer's clothes, including a treasured black jacket and blue shirts, were in a messy pile with food affecting them, prompting feelings of upset and a need to clean them.

The dream involves the dreamer being in Longview with childhood friends, participating in career-related activities, facing feelings of inadequacy about appearance, handling schemes, and feeling embarrassed. The setting also includes a guinea pig and activities in a bar.

In a town, a big public event is taking place. Two objects, a wooden tray and a black cylinder, are being prepared. People are happy, and a reward is given. A small boy receives a treat and feels happy.

The dreamer witnesses their children embarking on a crucial educational trip on a ship amid icebergs. The dreamer struggles to provide an adequate lunch, feels anxious about their child's needs, and observes the learning process aboard the ship, which focuses on climate change. The dream concludes with the dreamer as an observer of the meaningful activities aboard the ship.

The dreamer experiences a visit from a large family of unfamiliar people, focusing on helping children with quiet leisure activities.

The dreamer walks with a child on a narrow path along a cliff, signifying concern for future decisions regarding education and care. A fisherman offers to lead the child to safety, hinting at new opportunities. The dream ends with a vast view of mountains, signaling potential and higher knowledge.

The dream involves a childhood home where water from a sprinkler causes a leak in the dreamer's old bedroom. During a school board meeting, the dreamer faces mockery but receives counsel from an older man. The dream transforms to a pilgrimage scene with cultural elements and a romantic encounter inside a modern structure.

The dream involves a house under construction, interacting with children, and a mysterious woman complimenting the dreamer's hair.

The dream involves being at a party with a pool, feeling emotionally independent while interacting with family dynamics and societal norms.

The dreamer observes children practicing ice skating, eventually inspiring them to improve. Later, the dreamer dines with a friend, experiencing social judgment and embarrassment at a seaside restaurant. Familial support is hinted at, despite a sense of unease.

The dream features a parade with Girl Scouts miming their duties, and a scene of cleaning a closet while discussing a respectful boy.

The dream features a visit to a recurring location, Mark and Sarah's farm, where a library dedicated to children exists, open to the public. The dreamer acknowledges frequently dreaming of this place and shares a communal meal.

In the dream, people are stuck in a harsh professional situation. Others help by bringing their children, making the environment more humane and personal.

The dreamer drives around familiar childhood streets with their children, reflecting on the history of intolerance associated with a building. A stranger argues, but the dreamer confidently shares knowledge of the past. The dream shifts to creating 'Survival Juice' for protection.

The dream involves guiding a child, swimming with a friend, marrying a celebrity, and cleaning a wood stove, reflecting themes of guidance, exploration, connection, and renewal.

The dream involves a series of logistical challenges where the dreamer and their partner leave their child temporarily in a car while attempting to dine at a restaurant. There is ongoing anxiety about the child's safety and whether they are doing the right thing, compounded by imagery of mundane tasks.

The dreamer finds themself in a large house with family and work acquaintances, tasked with caring for babies near a staircase. An astrology conversation and a family dinner for an aunt occur in a kitchen, while a political debate leads to an intimate encounter with a friend.

In the dream, a baby named Fern crawls towards a potentially dangerous hole, causing worry. Later, an authority figure (chef or chief) waits to serve something new, showing impatience.

In an unfamiliar house, the dreamer washes dishes with a kind but usually unkind mother, amidst healing and beautiful plants. The dreamer also interacts lovingly with a toddler son, realizing the need for emotional connection.

The dreamer steps into a backyard where they find a white blanket with dog excrement and seeks answers from neighbors. They later enter a house, encounter family and friends, and engage in healing rituals.