An immature adult; maturity determined by size and age

see People

In real life, it represents the opposite of what is seen in a dream. It means rejoicing, reunions, pleasures and respect. Sometimes it is also interpreted to portray an intention...

(See Pederasty)

(See Recalcitrant child)

(See Recalcitrant child)

(See Pederasty, Sodomize, Sodomy)

(See Profligacy, Recalcitrant child)

(Accursed, Disobedient, Disrespectful, Rebellious, Undutiful) To see a recalcitrant child who stubbornly refuses to obey his parents in a dream means committing a major sin, such as...

(See Sponsorship)

(See Recalcitrant child)

To dream of a sleeping baby or small child means you have a shy; trusting nature.A baby crawling about means you will need to think quickly and make quick decisions.A...

Symbol: The child is a symbol of receiving unconditionally.Vision: Watching healthy children at play: success and good times. Crying, screaming, and sick children, children that are falling down...

Dreams of an Indigo child are about your connection with your interdimensional power, talent and wisdom, while maintaining your innocence. Your subconscious mind is giving you the message that you...

Dreams in which you are inappropriately dressed or underdressed when everyone else is appropriately dressed for the occasion are classic metaphors for feelings of frustration and uncertainty in your waking...

Addressing a physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual problem (or a desire to do so).A desire to find an answer, solution, or source of help (perhaps due to feeling overwhelmed, helpless,...

At whatever stage of life you are, if there is a deep imbalance or lack of harmony in your current relationship, you may find that your dreams take on a...

If you are in a committed relationship and dreamt of sleeping with someone else’s husband or wife or someone who is sexually off limits, such as a cousin or your...

Universal Landscape: An opening in perspective.Dreaming Lens: Were you inside or outside? Were you looking through the window? Was the window covered or decorated? Was it open, shut, or boarded...