Family
Dreams about family members, relationships, and home
The dreamer experiences a visit from a large family of unfamiliar people, focusing on helping children with quiet leisure activities.
The dreamer experiences familial interactions with Mom and Dad, alongside an unexpected friendly encounter at a perceived friend's (Peter) house.
The dreamer is preparing for a move that involves interactions with family and friends, uncovering family heirlooms, and dealing with issues of societal expectations. They navigate this change with intention and reflection, considering past influences and future responsibilities.
The dreamer is having a joyful time with family and friends when Japanese royalty arrives to observe. The dreamer tries to prepare for a performance but struggles with self-image. Later, they discuss love and relationships with trusted friends, seeking affirmation.
The dream revolves around an immigrant family with a son who is perceived as lazy but is actually dealing with depression. The son works sparsely and is dependent on his parents. The narrative includes friends and a company party, highlighting family dynamics and personal struggles.
The dreamer attends an event with family, observes tensions between family members, offers support to a blind figure, and then cooks a meal while mulling over a family member's character.
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.
Dream of exploring apartments, encountering family dynamics, societal expectations, desire for expression, and balancing pragmatism with aspiration.
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 was playing soccer with brothers and cousins in a childhood field.
The dream involves a scenario where the dreamer's family can't receive treatment or didn't survive, and the dreamer feels helpless, unable to connect or communicate.
The dream involves helping a friend named Helen at a social gathering with friends. There's a focus on jokes and games for Helen's kids, dealing with compost at a ranch, and an intimate moment with the dreamer's wife.
A dream of crossing a challenging bridge to a family house, gathering for tea and discovering family history through a photo chest. Unveiled the matrilineal lineage and a stoic female ancestor.
The dream features a gathering at a retreat center, a shift to assembly-line work, and a presence of familiar individuals amidst a teaching conference hindered by disruption.
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 past family spaces, symbolized by their father's old cottage, now inhabited by a couple. A river signifies cleansing and personal journey. Emotional elements include cherished memories marked by old clothes and the loss of them. Gift baskets from friends offer comfort and healing.
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.
The dreamer navigates four interconnected scenes: moving into an ocean-view condo, exploring a past-connected Cobb house, visiting a communal tree-home with family, and experiencing childbirth in a Hawaiian hospital, amidst cultural rhythms.
In the dream, a familiar unit and unexpected events unfold as a member of a caregiving group appears and later dies unexpectedly in her sleep. The event represents transformation, closure, and stresses the weight of caregiving responsibilities.
The dream involves frequent fishing on family property, particularly at a pond, linking to themes of familial connection and exploration.
The dream depicts a chaotic family travel situation involving parents, siblings, and a grandmother, centered around miscommunication and lost connections at an airport transitioning via trams. The dreamer grapples with frustration as the group's cohesion falters.
A woman is upset with her family because they resist her desire to change something fundamental about herself.
The dreamer and their husband encounter packages addressed to their parents and from a friend named Sherry. They snack on waffles from these packages before engaging in a family sharing of a cake. The dream ends with a vision of a zombie-like father-in-law.
The dream involves fixing up a house with various characters including a police officer, a man with henna tattoos, and family members, creating a positive and collaborative environment.
The dream involves a shared trip with the dreamer's mother, participating in activities with the husband, buying a new home that is too costly, and a sense of running, possibly to escape from stress or financial concerns.
The dreamer navigates a choice between two groups, experiences relief upon leaving one, and then addresses a crowd with personal reflections connected to their late father. Personal relationships and self-expression are key themes.
The dreamer contracts a virus and passes it onto their family, causing a state of anxiety.
The dream unfolds at a picnic area and the Hanson's family home, featuring Carrie and her deceased sister's ghost. The dreamer explores themes of visibility, identity, and familial bonds, encountering a suspicious salesman and reflecting on personal losses and lack of fulfillment.
The dream involves a reunion with Val, who is returning home with bags after a trip. It symbolizes reconciliation, emotional baggage, and a return to comfort.
The dreamer finds themselves in Corozal at their grandmother's house. A social game ensues, leading to feelings of exclusion. After a period of participation, the dreamer seeks solace in a hammock, feeling timelessness. Ends with a familial meal.
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 dream involves a spiritual theme with Jesus flying to earth, a nostalgic journey with a friend to renovate old family homes, and a familial encounter in a childhood setting, provoking mixed emotions about family connections.
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 dream involves working as a family to assist the mother using existing resources, while contemplating future issues signified by a well-worn dirt trail that may flood.
The dreamer helps foundation people manage diverse programs and faces the challenge of connecting them. A vivid image of a colonial-style house leaves a painful impression.
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.
A dream exploring themes of searching for a personal fit in life and considering altruistic actions, represented through shoes.
The dreamer experiences being sick and unable to be near their children, trying to seek help but feeling hindered.
A visit to family turns into a nightmare as scenes unfold involving the dreamer's older sister who complains about her ex-husband. The sister's dog plays a hunting game with puppies next door, adding tension to the visit.
The dreamer revisits childhood locations, feels a blend of identities, watches a skiing accident, encounters unfamiliar people, and struggles with communication.
Dreamer confronts family issues in a department store setting, transitions into a scene of selecting towels, and ends with a shared family meal. The dream implies emotional healing and the importance of family connections.
The dreamer is at a large, unfamiliar house with their partner, Josh, and his perceived family, feeling judged and unwelcome. The setting transforms into a college campus signifying transition. Peculiar elements like strange birds and a recurring bed symbolize self-discovery and embody longing for escape.
The dreamer experiences a scenario in a house where family dynamics and a sense of urgency are prominent. It involves caring for a brother, interacting with a critical mother, and exploring hidden emotions, particularly focusing on the mother's sadness.
The dreamer encounters their deceased grandmother in a dream city, leading to a conversation about family relationships since the father's passing, resulting in an angry exchange.
The dreamer attends a crowded gathering at the Central Hotel, feeling isolated despite the company of old neighbors. Transitioning to a reception, the dreamer tries to reconnect but finds challenges. The red jacket symbolizes identity, and their grandfather's coat represents heritage, leading to an internal conflict about belonging and self-acceptance.
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 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 entrusted with the care of an elderly priest's children and grandchildren at the house of Itono. A life-sized wooden statue of the priest is made, symbolizing devotion. There are encounters with figures like Jogaku, and reflections on spiritual and mundane responsibilities.
The dream involves being at a party with a pool, feeling emotionally independent while interacting with family dynamics and societal norms.